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Dislodge armed herdsmen terrorist camps in Benue forests, Gov. Alia tasks security agencies

Bature Magaji by Bature Magaji
April 14, 2026
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Armed herdsmen armed with AK-47 rifles take over Ukum LGA, other ‘Sankera’ communities in Benue State
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The Governor of Benue State, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has directed security agencies to immediately commence coordinated operations to dislodge armed herder terrorist camps identified in forests around Apa, Otukpo, Gwer-West and other parts of the state.

The Governor was reacting to the brutal attacks on Edikwu-Ankpali, Ikobi, and Adija in Apa LGA, as well as Upu village in Otukpo LGA, which left many dead, according to a statement by Sir Tersoo Kula,

Chief Press Secretary to the Governor.

He said the decisive directive was necessitated  by the renewed waves of violent attacks on innocent communities, which he described as unacceptable and increasingly hydra-headed. 

He noted that “these criminal elements have exploited forested areas as operational bases to launch attacks, and must be flushed out without delay”.

Governor Alia reaffirmed that the protection of lives and property remains the foremost responsibility of his administration. 

He has therefore mandated a sustained, intelligence-driven security crackdown aimed at neutralizing all threats and restoring confidence among citizens, particularly in the affected local government areas.

The Governor also assured residents that the sate government is working in close synergy with federal security agencies and will not relent until lasting peace is achieved. 

He urged the people to remain vigilant, cooperate with security operatives, and continue to provide credible information that will aid ongoing operations.

While commiserating with families who have lost loved ones in the recent attacks, Governor Alia reiterated his administration’s resolve to confront criminality head-on and ensure that Benue State is safe for all.

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