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BENUE STATE GOVERNOR ALIA CONDEMNS AYILAMO ATTACK, COMMISERATES WITH VICTIMS. (PHOTO).


 Benue State Governor Alia Condemns Ayilamo Attack, Commiserates With Victims


Governor Hyacinth Alia has condemned the gruesome attack on Ayilamo community in the Logo Local Government Area, which led to the tragic loss of innocent lives, including four police officers.


In a statement by the Chief Press Secretary, Tersoo Kula, Governor Alia describes the incident as a disturbing reminder of the persistent insecurity and repeated attacks on vulnerable communities and law-enforcement officers in the area.


While commiserating with the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police, Benue State Command, over the loss of the four officers who paid the supreme price in the service of their fatherland, the Governor commends the Department of State Services, particularly its personnel in Benue and Nasarawa States, for the prompt and professional operation that led to the arrest of three suspects allegedly connected with the Ayilamo attack. 


He describes the arrest as a significant step towards uncovering the full circumstances of the incident and bringing those responsible to justice.


Governor Alia however assures that his administration will continue to collaborate with the security agencies to strengthen security in Ayilamo, Logo, and other vulnerable communities across the State. 


The Governor further assures the people of Ayilamo and the entire State that they will not be abandoned.

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