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Northern Senators React To Plateau Killings, Makes Demand
Northern Senators React To Plateau Killings, Makes Demand
Senators representing the 19 northern states, organized under the Northern Senators Forum, have called on the Federal Government to identify, apprehend, and punish those responsible for the recent killings in Jos, Plateau State.
They also urged the government to take action based on investigation reports of similar incidents and implement measures to prevent future occurrences.
The Plateau State Police Command reported that 96 people were killed and 221 houses were set ablaze during the Christmas Eve attacks in Plateau State.
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The Northern Senators Forum condemned the acts, expressed condolences to the affected families, and stood in solidarity with the state government.
The statement read, “It is with profound sorrow and a weighty heart that, as a forum, we address you on the recent tragic incident of mass killing in Plateau State.
“This brutal act is indefensible, devoid of reason, and stains our shared humanity.
“We unequivocally condemn such heinous acts and express our deepest condolences to the affected families, loved ones, the people, and the Government of Plateau State.”
The lawmakers in the statement added, “Their immense loss is a collective grief, and we stand united in our determination to seek justice.
“In our legislative role, we strongly condemn this reprehensible act and call upon the authorities to promptly initiate a comprehensive investigation.
“Allocating necessary resources to swiftly identify and apprehend the perpetrators is paramount. They must face the full force of the law, ensuring justice prevails.
“The Northern senators noted that a collective effort will foster resilience to overcome “this dark chapter in our history.”
They added, “During these trying times, unity among citizens is crucial. We must draw on our shared values of compassion, empathy, and respect to support one another and provide solace to those affected.
“As representatives of the people, we urge the federal government to consolidate investigation reports of similar cases, taking necessary action to prevent future occurrences.
“Moreover, let us reflect on the importance of upholding peace, unity, and understanding within our country.
“We must recommit to fostering an inclusive atmosphere where diversity is celebrated, and differences are resolved through dialogue and peaceful means.”
The statement added, “In conclusion, we reiterate our strong condemnation of this abhorrent act of mass killing.
“We implore everyone to stand united against violence, support the affected families, and trust our law enforcement agencies to bring the perpetrators to justice.
“Together, we shall prevail, and our country will emerge stronger. May peace be restored to our nation, and may our hearts find solace in these challenging times.”
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