Plateau Governor Reveals 12,000 Deaths and 420 Community Attacks in 25 Years
Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang disclosed that over 12,000 people have died and 420 communities have been attacked in the past 25 years in Plateau State. The violence, driven by competition for land and political control, has led to immense humanitarian and economic losses.
The governor highlighted the challenges of land grabbing, illegal mining, and the need for stronger collaboration to address the security crisis. The Senate's intervention was welcomed to address the security challenges faced by the state.
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