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    Nigerian Military Refutes Allegations Of Involvement In Benue’s Yelwata Community Massacre

    HumsiBy HumsiJune 18, 2025Updated:June 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The attention of the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has been drawn to recent claims suggesting that internal sabotage within the Nigerian military contributed to the tragic events in Yelwata, Benue State, are unfounded and not supported by credible evidence.

    The Nigerian military has consistently denied any involvement in the massacre.

    The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, has publicly stated that the military was not responsible for the killings in Yelwata.

    Furthermore, the Nigerian Military has emphasized its commitment to protecting civilians and upholding the rule of law.

    There is no credible evidence to substantiate claims of internal sabotage within the military related to the Yelwata incident.

    Investigations by independent bodies, including human rights organizations, have not found any links between the military and the perpetrators of the massacre.

    The violence in Yelwata is part of a broader pattern of intercommunal clashes in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region, primarily between farmers and herders.

    These conflicts are driven by longstanding disputes over land and grazing rights, ethnic tensions, and competition for resources.

    While the military has been deployed to maintain peace, the root causes of the violence lie in complex socio-economic and political factors.

    Attributing the Yelwata massacre to internal sabotage within the Nigerian military is misleading and detracts from the real issues at play.

    It is essential to focus on addressing the underlying causes of intercommunal violence and to support efforts aimed at fostering dialogue, reconciliation, and sustainable peace in the affected regions.

    The CDS has only called for a holistic approach and the need for the communities and the security agencies to work closer to address the issue.

    He also called on the communities not to hide criminals and also assured them the military and other security agencies are there to protect lives and properties of law abiding citizen’s.

    Signed:
    TUKUR GUSAU
    Brigadier General
    Director Defence Information
    17 June 2025.

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