The Commander, Operation Safe Haven, Major General Abdullsalam Abubakar has met with key stakeholders once more in an effort to find long-term solutions to the issue in Plateau State’s Mangu local government area.
The most recent encounter was prompted by the recent assassination of a Fulani paramount ruler in Panyam district, whose body remains missing after more than a week.
The latest engagement was necessitated by the recent killing of a Fulani paramount ruler in Panyam district, whose body is still missing after more than a week.
A cross-seminar of critical stakeholders from the Mwaghavul and the Fulani communities of the Mangu local government area of Plateau State
They are here at the headquarters of the 3rd Division of the Nigerian Army, Rukuba Cantonment Jos, on the invitation of the general officer commanding the division to discuss further, ways to put an end to the persistent attacks and killings witnessed in the area in recent times.
Lives and property have been lost between April of this year and date in the council area, and efforts to tackle the challenge are still yet to record positive results.
The commander of Operation Safe Haven, challenged all stakeholders to take seriously the act of not breaking the law with their own hands.
He gave an update on the missing traditional ruler of Panyam and what they are doing with the development.
The floor was then open for the participants to discuss and deliberate on their differences and the way forward.
The issue of the missing Fulani paramount ruler topped discussions
After much deliberation by the representatives of the warring communities, the GOC then made his final remarks on the subject matter.
