BREAKING: Casualties as suspected herdsmen attack Benue community 

A community in Benue state Ugbobi has been attacked by assailants suspected to be herdsmen with many being killed.

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An attack by suspected herdsmen on the Ugbobi community of Benue state, has left indigenes shaken, as many were reportedly killed and others injured. 

Daily Post reports that a native of the community Eric Amodu, lamented a lack of security presence despite the operation taking 2 hours. 

The community located in the Apa LGA of Benue State, saw dwellers begin to abandon their homes as the attack led to the destruction of houses with fire. 

Amodu said: 


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“It’s been 2 hours since this morning attack began and still no security forces has made any effort. Obvious conspiracy.”

More details to come…


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