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In a disturbing turn of events, a community in Plateau State, Nigeria, is on edge as a group of terrorists has allegedly issued a chilling warning of an impending invasion. Dr. Stanley Kavwam, Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Middle Belt Forum and a native of Pushit village, shared the alarming news during a live interview on AriseNews TV.
As Dr. Kavwam recounted the unsettling call he received while en route to Arise News, he revealed that the residents of Pushit had received an ominous letter from an anonymous source, forewarning of a terrorist attack scheduled for December 29, 2023. Shockingly, this is not the first instance of such a premeditated threat in Plateau State.
Expressing deep concern, Dr. Kavwam highlighted the lack of effective security measures despite prior notices, emphasizing that even after 37 distress calls preceding the recent attacks in Bokkos and Barkin Ladi areas during the Christmas season, security forces failed to intervene adequately.
In a damning assertion, he accused the Nigerian Army and other security forces of colluding with terrorists, exacerbating the peril faced by Nigerians. Dr. Kavwam called attention to the constitutional duty of the government to ensure the welfare and security of its citizens, stressing that neglecting these fundamental responsibilities undermines the legitimacy of the government.
Despite directives from President Bola Tinubu to bolster security, the unabated operations of terrorists persist, painting a grim picture of the challenges faced by communities in Plateau State. The impending threat to Pushit village underscores the urgent need for concrete action to safeguard lives and restore a sense of security in the region.