ALBAWABA- Tragically, two separate attacks in north-central Nigeria have resulted in the loss of 55 lives, as reported by community leaders and a Red Cross statement.
The violence unfolded in Plateau State, where longstanding tensions between Muslim herders and Christian farming communities once again escalated, leading to a day of bloodshed.
The incident underscores the persistent challenges faced by communities in the region and the urgent need for measures to address and mitigate such deadly clashes.
#UPDATE Fifty-five people have been killed in a day of renewed violence in Nigeria's Plateau State, where clashes between Muslim herders and Christian farming communities erupted, according to community leaders and a Red Cross report on Thursday ➡️ https://t.co/CFjq5TzSjA pic.twitter.com/1CsbFM4TI4
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 25, 2024
