Plateau: Five months of violence claims 200 lives, youth coalition claims
The latest attack on Kum and Wereng-Camp communities in Riyom Local Government Area, where nine members of the same family, including a two-month-old baby, were killed, has once again drawn national attention to the worsening security situation in Plateau State.
The coalition called on the Federal Government, Plateau State Government, security agencies, traditional rulers, civil society organisations and residents to unite in confronting terrorism, banditry and violent criminality.
The Commissioner of Police, Plateau State Command, CP Bassey Ewah, warned members of the public against illegal possession, sale and use of firearms, describing such activities as a serious threat to public safety and security.
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