Table of Contents
- Fear Gripped Residents
- Details of the Attack
- Community Response
- Appeals to Government
- Official Statement
Fear has enveloped the residents of the Tse-Atim community in Ugbaam, Ukum Local Government Area of Benue State, following a predawn assault allegedly executed by armed individuals believed to be Fulani herders.
Local sources indicate that the attackers stormed the community in the early hours of Tuesday, abducting several residents before retreating into the nearby woods.
The precise number of individuals taken hostage has not yet been confirmed.
This incident has instilled panic among villagers, prompting many to flee their homes out of fear of further assaults.
Members of the community are urging security agencies to take immediate action to ensure the safe return of the kidnapped individuals and to prevent any future occurrences.
Traditional leaders and local authorities have appealed to both the Benue State Government and federal officials to send additional security forces to the area to restore peace and safeguard lives and property.
At the time of this report, police and other security agencies have not provided any official statement regarding the incident.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in the Tse-Atim community?
Residents of the Tse-Atim community experienced an early morning attack by armed men suspected to be Fulani herders, resulting in the abduction of several individuals.
How are the community members responding to the attack?
Community members are expressing fear and panic, with many fleeing their homes. They are also calling on security agencies for urgent intervention to ensure the safe release of the abducted individuals.
Have authorities responded to the incident?
As of now, police and other security agencies have not issued an official statement regarding the attack.
