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Rampaging Gunmen Kills 50 Villagers In Plateau Communities –Governor Mutfwang Cries Out

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Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau, on Monday disclosed that not less than 50 villagers from 3 Local government Councils of his state have been killed by yet-to-be identified gunmen .

The affected communities are in Mangu , BarkinLadi and Bokkos Local Government Areas of the state.

The governor disclosed this at a luncheon organised by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, for troops of Operation Safe Haven (OPSH) in Mangu LGA of his state..

Governor Mutfwang expressed dismay over the spate of attacks and wanton destruction of farmlands and other property by gunmen in parts of his state.

He promised to adopt stringent measures in tackling insecurity in the state.

”From intelligence reports available to me, at least 50 persons have been killed in Mangu and Bokkos in the last 48 hours.

”However, no amount of attacks will break the spirit of Plateau people, we remain resolute and determined to progress as a people,” he said.

The governor thanked the troops for their unrelenting efforts in the fight against insecurity in the state and promised to support the military and other security agencies to secure the state.

”That way, we will prevent some hoodlums, who usually hide under the attacks, to perpetrate other crimes, such as cattle rustling, armed robbery, kidnapping for ransom and other crimes.

”We will also strengthen other security agencies to complement the efforts of the military in tackling insecurity in the state,” the governor said.

In his speech, the Commander of OPSH, Majo-General Abdusalam Abubakar, said his troops had responded to the attacks.

Abubakar said: “In the last 48 hours, we have responded to 36 distress calls from different locations simultaneously on the Plateau”

”As we speak, some of our men are in hospital due to the injuries sustained in the attacks.

”But we are committed to ensuring that we put a stop to all criminal activities in Plateau,” he said.
. when Sunday Independent got to Plateau specialist hospital Sunday evening,the injured were being treated by combine team of doctors trying to safe the lives of injured while the dead were deposited in the mortuary.

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