NCA Condemns Plateau Killings, Urges Action for Peace

The Northern Christian Association (NCA) condemned the ongoing violence in Plateau State, which has resulted in at least nine deaths, including a pastor killed while heading to church. In a statement issued by NCA Chairman Rev. Joseph John Hayab in Kaduna, the association warned against normalizing such violence and stressed the importance of valuing human life.
The attacks occurred between Saturday night and Sunday morning, affecting communities in Barkin Ladi, Riyom, and surrounding areas. Five individuals were killed in an attack on their vehicle, while a pastor and another person were murdered on their way to church in Dorowa Babuje.
The NCA called for sustained collaboration among government, security agencies, and local communities to prevent further tragedies. Hayab acknowledged the risks faced by security personnel and urged for greater intelligence gathering to enhance their effectiveness in protecting citizens.
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