President Mohammad Buhari has appealed for calm concerning the unfortunate killings across some communities in Plateau state some hours ago

President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the deeply unfortunate killings across a number of communities in Plateau State, today and appealed for calm after being briefed on the incident

President Buhari

According to the President, "the grievous loss of lives & property arising from the killings in Plateau today is painful and regrettable. My deepest condolences to the affected communities. We will not rest until all murderers and criminal elements and their sponsors are incapacitated and brought to justice."

The office of the president earlier said that, the President was briefed on the killings across a number of communities in Plateau state, and Head Quarter of Nigerian Army and Nigeria Police are supporting the determined efforts of Governor Simon Lalong to end the attacks and bring relief to affected communities.



"The President appeals for calm, and assures that no efforts will be spared to bring the perpetrators to justice, and prevent a recurrence / reprisal attacks. The President and the entire Federal Government stand with the Government and people of Plateau at this sad time."



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