Tinubu Moves Swiftly on Benue Massacre – Enugu Nabs Herdsmen Informants
In the wake of the gruesome killings in Benue State, President Bola Tinubu has taken bold steps by setting up a Peace Committee and ordering the immediate arrest of the perpetrators behind the Yelewata massacre that claimed over 150 lives. The president described the attack as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring Nigerians that “this violence must end now.”
According to the Presidency, the newly formed Benue Peace Committee will include community leaders, security officials, and peace advocates, with a clear mandate: restore calm and prevent future bloodshed.
> “We cannot allow our farmlands to become graveyards,” Tinubu said during a security briefing.
Enugu Fights Back: Two Informants Arrested
Meanwhile, in a related development, the Enugu State Government has confirmed recent herdsmen attacks on farmlands in the Eha-Amufu area and swiftly announced the arrest of two suspected local informants believed to be working with the attackers.
Governor Peter Mbah warned that anyone collaborating with criminals will face the full weight of the law.
> “Enugu will not tolerate traitors,” he declared.
“We are securing our borders, our communities, and our people.”
The Bigger Picture
As tensions rise across the Middle Belt and Southeast, Nigerians are watching closely. The President’s response and Enugu’s quick arrests signal a stronger stance on rural insecurity,but will it be enough?
Follow Yusocial Gist Hub for real-time updates, grassroots reactions, and what these moves mean for your community.
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In the wake of the gruesome killings in Benue State, President Bola Tinubu has taken bold steps by setting up a Peace Committee and ordering the immediate arrest of the perpetrators behind the Yelewata massacre that claimed over 150 lives. The president described the attack as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring Nigerians that “this violence must end now.”
According to the Presidency, the newly formed Benue Peace Committee will include community leaders, security officials, and peace advocates, with a clear mandate: restore calm and prevent future bloodshed.
> “We cannot allow our farmlands to become graveyards,” Tinubu said during a security briefing.
Enugu Fights Back: Two Informants Arrested
Meanwhile, in a related development, the Enugu State Government has confirmed recent herdsmen attacks on farmlands in the Eha-Amufu area and swiftly announced the arrest of two suspected local informants believed to be working with the attackers.
Governor Peter Mbah warned that anyone collaborating with criminals will face the full weight of the law.
> “Enugu will not tolerate traitors,” he declared.
“We are securing our borders, our communities, and our people.”
The Bigger Picture
As tensions rise across the Middle Belt and Southeast, Nigerians are watching closely. The President’s response and Enugu’s quick arrests signal a stronger stance on rural insecurity,but will it be enough?
Follow Yusocial Gist Hub for real-time updates, grassroots reactions, and what these moves mean for your community.
Like. Share. Speak up. This is not just news—it’s your Nigeria.
🔥 Tinubu Moves Swiftly on Benue Massacre – Enugu Nabs Herdsmen Informants
In the wake of the gruesome killings in Benue State, President Bola Tinubu has taken bold steps by setting up a Peace Committee and ordering the immediate arrest of the perpetrators behind the Yelewata massacre that claimed over 150 lives. The president described the attack as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring Nigerians that “this violence must end now.”
According to the Presidency, the newly formed Benue Peace Committee will include community leaders, security officials, and peace advocates, with a clear mandate: restore calm and prevent future bloodshed.
> “We cannot allow our farmlands to become graveyards,” Tinubu said during a security briefing.
⚖️ Enugu Fights Back: Two Informants Arrested
Meanwhile, in a related development, the Enugu State Government has confirmed recent herdsmen attacks on farmlands in the Eha-Amufu area and swiftly announced the arrest of two suspected local informants believed to be working with the attackers.
Governor Peter Mbah warned that anyone collaborating with criminals will face the full weight of the law.
> “Enugu will not tolerate traitors,” he declared.
“We are securing our borders, our communities, and our people.”
🚨 The Bigger Picture
As tensions rise across the Middle Belt and Southeast, Nigerians are watching closely. The President’s response and Enugu’s quick arrests signal a stronger stance on rural insecurity,but will it be enough?
📌 Follow Yusocial Gist Hub for real-time updates, grassroots reactions, and what these moves mean for your community.
🔁 Like. Share. Speak up. This is not just news—it’s your Nigeria.
