Plateau State Commissioner of Police, Emmanuel Olugbemiga Adesina
Five Residents, Soldier Killed in Bandit Attacks Across Plateau State
A series of violent attacks by suspected bandits in Plateau State, Nigeria has left five residents and one soldier dead, heightening concerns over rising insecurity in the region. The attacks targeted multiple communities, forcing residents to flee and prompting urgent military responses.
According to eyewitnesses, the assailants first struck Sabon Gari in the Bashar district, burning homes and property before moving on to other villages, including Zurak. During the confrontations, the soldier on duty was killed defending local residents, and three other soldiers are reported missing, raising fears for their safety.
The attacks have caused mass displacement, with many residents seeking refuge in neighbouring towns. Community leaders described the violence as brazen and highly coordinated, noting that bandits often strike rural areas with minimal warning, exploiting gaps in local security.
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Plateau State has experienced repeated banditry and communal violence, with prior attacks resulting in multiple deaths, kidnappings, and widespread disruption of daily life. Despite ongoing military operations to curb bandit activity, such incidents continue to threaten the safety and livelihoods of residents across the state.
Security forces are investigating the attacks, working to locate missing personnel and apprehend the perpetrators. Authorities have urged residents to remain vigilant, report suspicious activities, and cooperate with the military to enhance community protection.
The tragic events have once again drawn attention to the urgent need for strengthened security measures and proactive strategies to address the persistent threat of bandit attacks in central Nigeria.
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