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Gunmen Strike Again, Kill 14 Passengers on Their Way From Plateau Market

PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA, JUL 24 – MACBAN links ongoing violence in Plateau State to unresolved injustices against Fulani herders, citing weak law enforcement and climate-driven migration as key factors in repeated attacks.

  • Gunmen ambushed a vehicle returning from Bokkos' weekly market on Thursday evening, killing at least 14 people, among them women and children.
  • The attack occurred amid ongoing violence attributed to ethnic militias, with no conclusive evidence linking the Fulani herders to the incident, and no arrests made at the scene.
  • Local groups, including the Bokkos Cultural Development Forum and Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association , condemned the killings and highlighted recurring clashes fueled by weak law enforcement and injustice against herders.
  • Mallam Bello Gotomo, MACBAN National Secretary, explained that even when criminals are apprehended, they often face no consequences, which leads herders to retaliate. He also emphasized that the herding community does not support the recent attacks.
  • The incident highlights ongoing insecurity in Plateau State and urges both national and regional authorities to deliver justice for all affected individuals to help break the cycle of violence.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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