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Repentant militia leader, Overall Konyo relocates from Benue

Published on May 22, 2025 at 04:48 PM

Repentant militia leader, Amakaa Akwaza, a.k.a. Overall Konyo, has announced his relocation from Benue following the destruction of his Gbishe camp in Katsina Ala by Nigerian military troops.

He made the announcement in a viral post on his official Facebook post.

Konyo and his gang have recently agreed to give peace a chance in Katsina-Ala/Ukum/Logo Federal Constituency following intervention by the Sankera Peace and Reconciliation Committee.

The Peace and Reconciliation committee is headed by His Lordship Isaac Dugu, Bishop of Katsina-Ala Diocese.

Recall that On Monday, Captain Abdullahi Lawal Osabo, Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, 401 SF Brigade/Sector 1 Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS), said troops of the 72 Special Forces Battalion, in collaboration with other security agencies, stormed and destroyed camps linked to a wanted bandit leader, Konyo, in Gbise, Katsina-Ala Local Government Area (LGA).

The Commander of OPWS, Major General Moses Gara, commended the troops for the operation and urged them to maintain pressure on all criminal elements, threatening peace and security in Benue State.

Konyo had, before the operation, posted a statement on his timeline: Amakaa Overall Konyo, that “a soo ga i sawa,”;; meaning, let the worst happen.

He followed it with a post that God is above all.

Sources said the militia leader has relocated to Nasarawa state following the destruction of his camp by troops.

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