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BENUE SECURITY ALERT: Fulani attacks ongoing in multiple locations

Current photos from Naka town, showing Christian residents running for their lives. Submitted photo.
Current photos from Naka town, showing Christian residents running for their lives. Submitted photo.

Armed Fulani Terrorists are currently attacking Edikwu- Ankpali in Apa Local Government Area (County), according to reliable information received by TruthNigeria from Benue State. The situation continues to develop and now the attacks have expanded to include Naka town, Gwer-West County Headquarters currently under Fulani attack.

Bishop Anagbe hails from Aondoana community, 4km South of Naka.

Aondoana was attacked on Sunday, May 25, 2025, resulting in the death of more than 20 Christian Residents, abduction of a Catholic Parish Priest and Reverend Sisters.

Many lives have been lost as a result of the ongoing attacks.

Edikwu-Ankpali is an Agrarian and predominantly Christian community, made of 99% Christians (98% Catholic faithful and 2% of other Christian denominations)

It is located 55 miles, (89km) Southwest of Makurdi, the Benue State Capital and 171 miles (276km) South South of Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria.

This attack is coming exactly a week after gruesome murder of more than 20 Christian residents of Aondoana community in Gwer-West County.

Neighboring communities such as Edikwu-Olegijamu, Opaha, Ijaha, Odugbo, Omogidi should be vigilant. 

Security agencies are by this Security Alert, called upon to act swiftly in order to nip the ongoing attack in the bud.

Fulani Jihadists always target Christians on Sunday to ensure maximum casualties.

Latest information received is that, the terrorists have overran Edikwu-Ankpali and are heading to Edikwu-Olegijamu Community.

Details to follow in our subsequent bulletin(s).

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