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Former Anambra State Governor and Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi has condemned the latest killings in Benue and Plateau states, describing the attacks as “painful, disturbing and unacceptable”.
Obi, in a statement posted on his X account on Monday, reacted to the killing of at least 16 persons in the Otukpo-Nobi community, Benue State and the murder of nine members of a family, including a two-month-old baby in Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State.
The weekend attacks also claimed two more lives in Akpachi village, Ugboju District of Otukpo Local Government Area, bringing the Benue attacks’ death toll to at least 18.
Obi said the killings reflected a worsening security crisis that had left many communities living in fear, expressing concern over the persistent violence.
“For years families in Benue, Plateau and other communities across Nigeria lived under the constant shadow of fear, violence and displacement. Mothers have buried their children, children have become orphans overnight, farmers have abandoned their lands, entire communities have been left devastated. We cannot go on like this accepting this tragic cycle as normal. It isn’t.”
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Obi stressed that the paramount responsibility of government was the protection of lives and property.
“The first responsibility of any government is the protection of lives and property. All Nigerian lives matter, and every life lost is one too many. “They are not just numbers. They are fathers, mothers, children, breadwinners and future leaders whose dreams have been violently cut short.
He called for a step beyond routine condemnations to decisive action, urging authorities to bolster intelligence gathering, improve rapid response capabilities and ensure perpetrators face justice.
“It is time to move beyond routine condemnations after every attack. Nigerians deserve a security architecture that is proactive rather than reactive, intelligence-driven, rapid response and accountable. Those who perpetrate these atrocities must be identified, arrested and prosecuted. The culture of impunity must stop.”
Obi also sent his condolences to the bereaved families and the governments of Benue and Plateau states, and wished the injured a speedy recovery.
“This is not politics. This is humanity. We must gather the collective will to secure our nation and restore hope to our people. “No country can develop where its citizens live in fear and no society can prosper where innocent blood continues to flow unchecked.”
The latest attacks have revived concerns over insecurity in parts of Benue and Plateau states, with increasing calls for stronger security measures to end the recurring violence and protect vulnerable communities.
