TRENDING

Sowore opposes Tyla boycott, blames Tinubu, S’African leaders for xenophobia • FIFA proposal ‘an outright attack on football’, says DFB vice-president • ‘My time with Brazil is over’ – Neymar retires from int’l football • Jigawa: “Jealousy Drove Me To Cut My Boyfriend’s Penis In Hotel” – Suspect • Senator Karanja calls for CS Duale's resignation over ethnic slur • Key convener of opposition coalition talks quits • Gabonese president Brice Nguema due here tomorrow • Sanna Manjang opens defence with tales of his role as patrol commander • 2027: Makinde to unveil APM presidential campaign council Friday • WAFCON: Chawinga Sisters Dazzle As Malawi Stun Defending Champions Nigeria • DARBOE EXPLAINS REASONS UDP QUIT COALITION TALKS • Fiscal vandalism: Atiku raises alarm over Nigeria’s N12.62tr debt profile • Wike approves promotion of 3,592 FCT civil servants • Cheaper decoders, football rights spark MultiChoice’s biggest subscriber boom in 10 years • Autonomous sources drive Nigeria’s FX inflows to $109.86bn • Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles as US and Saudi Arabia pounds Iraqi militia with missiles • South Africa: Why Nigeria is prioritising diplomacy in compensation claims- Enikanolaiye • Uefa has to show backbone: concrete action can make Fifa’s World Cup plans untenable | Nick Ames • 2027 Hajj: Kano sets deadline, warns against late deposit. payments • Nigerian Army Names GOCs For Newly Established Divisions • Sowore opposes Tyla boycott, blames Tinubu, S’African leaders for xenophobia • FIFA proposal ‘an outright attack on football’, says DFB vice-president • ‘My time with Brazil is over’ – Neymar retires from int’l football • Jigawa: “Jealousy Drove Me To Cut My Boyfriend’s Penis In Hotel” – Suspect • Senator Karanja calls for CS Duale's resignation over ethnic slur • Key convener of opposition coalition talks quits • Gabonese president Brice Nguema due here tomorrow • Sanna Manjang opens defence with tales of his role as patrol commander • 2027: Makinde to unveil APM presidential campaign council Friday • WAFCON: Chawinga Sisters Dazzle As Malawi Stun Defending Champions Nigeria • DARBOE EXPLAINS REASONS UDP QUIT COALITION TALKS • Fiscal vandalism: Atiku raises alarm over Nigeria’s N12.62tr debt profile • Wike approves promotion of 3,592 FCT civil servants • Cheaper decoders, football rights spark MultiChoice’s biggest subscriber boom in 10 years • Autonomous sources drive Nigeria’s FX inflows to $109.86bn • Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles as US and Saudi Arabia pounds Iraqi militia with missiles • South Africa: Why Nigeria is prioritising diplomacy in compensation claims- Enikanolaiye • Uefa has to show backbone: concrete action can make Fifa’s World Cup plans untenable | Nick Ames • 2027 Hajj: Kano sets deadline, warns against late deposit. payments • Nigerian Army Names GOCs For Newly Established Divisions

July 29, 2026|11:09

Back to Home

Benue

Benue attack: Police confirm 13 killed, begin clearance operation

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Police confirm 13 killed in a deadly Benue attack by suspected bandits. Clearance operations are underway to restore peace and apprehend those responsible. Read More: https://punchng.com/benue-attack-police-confirm-13-killed-begin-clearance-operation/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article