THIS Is SUSPICIOUS? Days After Massive Killings, Plateau Ex- governor Opens Up On Terrorists’ Plan To Take Over Lands
In Plateau State, the recent surge in violence, as expressed by former governor Jonah Jang, is perceived as a deliberate agenda to eradicate indigenous populations and permanently displace them from their ancestral lands.
Jang asserts that the residents are enduring the ruthless acts of terrorists who are determined to strip them of their heritage, revealing a concealed cleansing agenda aimed at territorial takeover.
Highlighting the severity of the situation, Jang advocates for the establishment of State police as a crucial measure to enhance security, ensure prompt responses to crises, and directly confront the escalating challenges. He emphasizes that the killings have reached a critical point, urging the implementation of State Police as a viable option to prevent further massacres.
Echoing these concerns, Senator Diket Plang, representing Plateau Central in the National Assembly, emphasizes the forceful occupation of attacked communities as evidence of real land grabbing in the state.
Proposing a comprehensive and permanent solution to the Plateau issue, Plang calls for heightened security at entry and exit points, urging a more nationalistic approach to address the multifaceted problem.
Plang advocates for humanitarian assistance that includes providing building materials for the reconstruction of destroyed homes, facilitating the return of displaced residents. He also emphasizes the need for strategically stationed security personnel to instill a sense of safety among the populace.
