Asabe Adagba
The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) has strongly condemned the recent brutal killings in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State, describing the act as senseless violence that has left numerous families in mourning and entire communities devastated.
In a statement signed by its President General, Alhaji Yerima Shettima, the AYCF lamented the rising insecurity in the country, noting that such attacks are not only a violation of human rights but also a grim reminder of the nation’s growing security challenges.
“The perpetrators of these heinous acts must be brought to justice. It is imperative that the government takes immediate and decisive action to prevent further bloodshed,” the statement read.
The group expressed deep sympathy for the families of the victims and the affected communities, acknowledging the immense pain and trauma caused by the attack. AYCF stressed the need for comprehensive security reforms to curb the incessant violence across the country.
Beyond condemning the attacks, AYCF also demanded adequate compensation for the victims’ families. The organization called on the government to establish a dedicated fund to support survivors, including provisions for medical aid, psychological support, and financial assistance to help those affected rebuild their lives.
“The loss of life, property, and livelihood cannot be fully compensated, but financial support is crucial for the victims to regain stability,” the group stated.
Reiterating its call for justice and accountability, AYCF urged the authorities to prioritize the safety and dignity of every Nigerian citizen, ensuring that such tragic incidents do not recur.
The organization also extended its condolences to the Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, and the entire people of the state, mourning what it described as another senseless bloodshed.
The recent attack in Plateau State has reignited concerns over the security situation in the country, with many calling for urgent measures to address the crisis and bring perpetrators to justice.