10 feared killed as suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities
16-08-2026 21:12 via vanguardngr.com

10 feared killed as suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities

— Alia condemns attack, commends security agencies’ interventionBy Peter Duru, MakurdiNo fewer than 10 people are feared dead and several others injured following attacks by suspected armed herdsmen on communities in Ukum Local Government Area of Benue State on Sunday.The attacks reportedly occurred in parts of Mbazun Mbaterem, including Tse Yawe, Ikpuu (Kpuu), Ter Ukum Orkaa Kaave and Tse Kyaave communities, forcing hundreds of residents to flee their homes for neighbouring communi
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