Ohimini, Benue State – In the wake of the recent violent attacks on Agadagba and Ochobo communities in Ohimini Local Government Area, the Executive Chairman of the Council, Hon. Gabriel Oche Adole, has visited the affected communities to commiserate with grieving families and reassure residents of the government’s unwavering commitment to restoring peace and security.
The Chairman, who was received by traditional leaders, community elders, youth representatives, and residents, described the attacks as a painful tragedy that has left the entire local government in mourning. He expressed profound sympathy to families who lost their loved ones and prayed for the peaceful repose of the souls of those killed during the unfortunate incident.
Addressing the communities, Hon. Adole urged residents not to surrender to fear despite the traumatic experience. He emphasized the importance of vigilance and called on everyone to work closely with security agencies by promptly reporting any suspicious movements or activities that could threaten the peace of their communities.
“You are not alone in this difficult moment,” the Chairman assured the people. “Your pain is our pain, and your safety remains a top priority. We will continue to work with security agencies and every relevant authority to ensure that normalcy returns to Agadagba, Ochobo, and every part of Ohimini.”
He reaffirmed his administration’s determination to pursue justice for the victims, stressing that every effort would be made to ensure those responsible for the attacks are identified, arrested, and brought to justice.
Hon. Adole further appealed for unity among residents, encouraging them to remain law-abiding and avoid actions that could escalate tensions. He noted that lasting peace can only be achieved through cooperation between communities, security agencies, and government.
The visit offered a measure of comfort to the affected communities, with residents expressing appreciation for the Chairman’s solidarity and timely intervention during one of the most difficult periods in their recent history.
The attacks on Agadagba and Ochobo have once again highlighted the security challenges facing parts of Benue State, reinforcing the urgent need for sustained efforts by government and security agencies to protect lives, secure rural communities, and prevent further violence.If you intend to publish this on a news platform, it is balanced, professional, and avoids making unverified claims beyond what you’ve described.
