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Killings in Benue State: An urgent call to action

The indiscriminate, incessant bloodshed in Benue State demands immediate attention and decisive action from the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN). The ongoing violence has claimed various lives, displaced so many, and created so much fear, distrust and uncertainty amongst the people.

THE SECURITY SITUATION DEMANDS URGENT ACTION

The people of Benue State have suffered for far too long, and it is imperative that the government intervenes to restore peace and security to the region. The FGN must take bold and decisive action to address the root causes of the violence and ensure the safety of its citizens.

A CALL TO MR PRESIDENT

We urge the President to convene an emergency meeting with relevant stakeholders to discuss the situation and develop a comprehensive plan to tackle the security challenges in Benue State. This plan should include:

Enhanced Security Measures:
Deploying adequate security personnel and equipment to the affected areas.
Intelligence Gathering:
Improving intelligence gathering and sharing among security agencies.
Community Engagement:
Engaging with local communities to understand the root causes of the violence and develop targeted interventions.

ITS TIME FOR A COLLECTIVE ACTION

The FGN, State Government , security agencies, and local communities must work together to address this menace. It is time for all hands to be on deck to put an end to this senseless violence. Prompt action will prevent further bloodshed and restore peace to the state.

A STITCH IN TIME MATTERS

The government must act swiftly to prevent further escalation. A stitch in time will indeed save nine, and prompt action will stop the blood flood in Benue State. The people of Benue State deserve to live in safety and security, and it is the government’s responsibility to ensure their protection.

Engr. Paul Jezhi writes from Abuja, Nigeria. Contact: email: pajezzy@gmail. com

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