The Bloody Silence: Herdsmen Killings in Benue and the Government’s Inaction
Benue State is fast becoming a land soaked in blood—a place where innocent lives are lost in endless cycles of violence. Week after week, horrifying reports emerge: villages set ablaze, entire families wiped out, and farms—the lifeline of the people—reduced to ashes.
The attackers? Armed herdsmen, striking with growing boldness and brutality.
The victims? Ordinary Nigerians, mostly defenseless farmers.
The response from the government? Deafening silence.
Why is this carnage allowed to continue?
Who is protecting the killers?
And most importantly—why has the government done nothing to stop it?
Benue State is fast becoming a land soaked in blood—a place where innocent lives are lost in endless cycles of violence. Week after week, horrifying reports emerge: villages set ablaze, entire families wiped out, and farms—the lifeline of the people—reduced to ashes.
The attackers? Armed herdsmen, striking with growing boldness and brutality.
The victims? Ordinary Nigerians, mostly defenseless farmers.
The response from the government? Deafening silence.
Why is this carnage allowed to continue?
Who is protecting the killers?
And most importantly—why has the government done nothing to stop it?
The Bloody Silence: Herdsmen Killings in Benue and the Government’s Inaction
Benue State is fast becoming a land soaked in blood—a place where innocent lives are lost in endless cycles of violence. Week after week, horrifying reports emerge: villages set ablaze, entire families wiped out, and farms—the lifeline of the people—reduced to ashes.
The attackers? Armed herdsmen, striking with growing boldness and brutality.
The victims? Ordinary Nigerians, mostly defenseless farmers.
The response from the government? Deafening silence.
Why is this carnage allowed to continue?
Who is protecting the killers?
And most importantly—why has the government done nothing to stop it?
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