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4 killed in fresh Plateau attack

No fewer than four persons were reportedly killed, with two others injured during an attack in Nkienzha village, in the Miango district of Rigwe Chiefdom, Bassa LGA of Plateau State.

The spokesperson of Operation Safe Haven, Captain Oya James, while confirming the incident, said the timely response of the troops made the attackers flee the community.

The publicity secretary of the Irigwe Development Association (IDA), Davidson Malison, while narrating the incident to City & Crime on Monday, said three people were killed on Sunday night, while one other was killed on Saturday.

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IDA accused herders in the area of being responsible for the attack, an accusation that was denied by the chairman of Gan Allah Fulani Development Association of Nigeria (GAFDAN), Garba Abdullahi.

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Malison identified the deceased as Gadan Zhwe (50), Lydia Yakubu (48), Nuhu Yakubu (23), and Musa Wolo (32).

He said, “The leadership of the Rigwe nation through the Traditional Council and the Development Association, IDA, described the resurgence of attacks and killing as callous and barbaric and cautioned the perpetrators to immediately halt the mayhem being unleashed in the land. IDA is calling on the security agencies to apprehend and make them face the wrath of the law.

“We equally call on the constituted authorities to do the needful to restore normalcy in the land so that we can continue our activities without hitches and glitches.” 

Daily Trust had reported on Friday how a 16-year-old herder, Abas Sani, was slaughtered while he was rearing in the Teegbe community of Bassa LGA.

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