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    Plateau Crisis: Buhari condemns attack on Muslim travellers

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorAugust 15, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the dastardly attack on a muslim convoy by irate youths, reportedly from Irigwe in Plateau state on Saturday.

    It can be recalled that Chronicle NG reported the incident which occurred in Jos North Local Government Area of the state. 25 persons died while 14 others were severely injured.

    In a statement released by presidential spokesperson Garba Shehu, the Presidency described the attack as “brazen and wickedly”.

    The victims were attacked while travelling from Bauchi en-route Jos to Ikare in Ondo state.

    The President has ordered a full scale investigation to bring out the perpetrators of the attack.

    Read the full statement below:

    “It is widely known that Plateau State has been one of the states affected by herder-farmer clashes, which have, in a significant way, been curtailed following the intense peace-building efforts of the administration of Governor Simon Lalong,” the Presidency statement said.

    “However, to be clear, this is not an agriculturalist-on-pastoralist confrontation – but rather a direct, brazen and wickedly motivated attack on members of a community exercising their rights to travel freely and to follow the faith of their choosing.

    “With the evident preparedness of their attackers, it is clear this was a well-conceived and prearranged assault on a known target, location and religious persuasion of the travellers not an opportunist ambush.

    “The Presidency offers condolences to the families of the victims and continues to liaise closely with the local authorities – including security, the police, and governmental agencies.

    • Plateau crisis: 22 killed as youths attack muslim convoy

    “These kinds of attacks on our country’s citizens are unacceptable, heinous, and stand in complete contradiction to the teachings of the great religions of our nation.

    “The Presidency stands steadfast with both Christians and Muslims at this time in condemnation of this latest attack and expects and insists that justice is swiftly – but fairly – delivered to the perpetrators.

    “As the facts of the sad incident continue to unfold, the Presidency commends the ongoing efforts by the Governors of Plateau, Bauchi, and Ondo; the Sultan of Sokoto His Eminence Sa’ad Abubakar III and Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi as well as a number of notable Christian and Muslim leaders as they intensify efforts to calm down the situation.

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