Ex-Minister Alleges Genocide in Plateau State, Govt Accused of Silence

Former Minister Solomon Dalung raises alarm over what he describes as genocide in Plateau State, accusing the government of silence amidst escalating violence and land seizures by armed groups. He points to a deliberate attempt to wipe out indigenous communities through coordinated attacks.
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang confirms the forceful occupation of 64 communities by criminal organizations. The situation has evolved from political and religious tensions to a disturbing phase of criminal activities and genocidal acts, altering the state's demographics.
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