Who did bloody orgy in Nigeria, 56 killed in firing

Shooting In Benue, Nigeria : Suspected cattle parents attacked Nigeria’s Central State Benu. 56 people have died in this attack. State Governor Jinth Alia shared information in this regard on Saturday (April 19). This development reflects the growing violent clashes again in Africa’s most populous country.

According to local media reports, the governor visited the attacking area and Ukum. During this, he shared the figures of those who died in the attack. However, the local police had stated the death toll from the governor 17.

The AFP, citing the Governor’s Office, said in its report that gunmen in Central Nigeria killed a total of 56 people. However, not more information has been given at this time. There have been often land disputes in this area and this attack is another major incident under the ongoing violence in that area, in which 56 people have died so far.

Number of violent clashes increased in the last few years

The number of violent clashes has increased in the last few years in Benu and Platu states of Nigeria, Africa. At the same time, 56 people have died so far in the double attacks in Benya state in this week.

According to the AFP report, a government spokesperson said, “The Governor’s Office has given the latest information in the deaths of those who died on Saturday (April 19). After this incident, search and rescue operation is going on in the affected area. There is a possibility of increasing the death toll.”

“A large number of suspected militia attacked an area of ​​Benu state overnight,” police spokesman Anene Swuyon Katherine said in a statement on Friday (April 18). He said, “Security forces retaliated after this attack, but the attackers fired indiscriminately while running away, in which five farmers lost their lives in Ukum area.

Police said that the attackers carried out the second attack after Ukum in the area of ​​people about 70 km away. A police spokesman said, “The people killed 12 people before the police arrived in the area.”