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Troops repel suspected reprisal attack after killing of pastor in Plateau
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Troops repel suspected reprisal attack after killing of pastor in Plateau

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A suspected reprisal attack by suspected Fulani militias following the killing of a local resident in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State has been repelled by troops of Sector 4, Operation Hakorin Damisa.

The incident occurred at about 8 pm on September 20, 2026, at Marit Junction, where troops responded to a report of an attack on two locals.

Security analyst Zagazola Makama quoted military sources as saying that troops arrived at the scene and confirmed that one of the victims, identified as Rev. Andy Samuel, 53, had been shot dead, while the second victim sustained injuries and was evacuated to the General Hospital for medical attention.

He explained that the troops reportedly came under attack shortly after leaving the hospital.

According to him, “The attackers were suspected to be Fulani militias carrying out a reprisal attack following earlier violence reported in Dorowa Babuje, Sherum, Maraban Kantoma and Lajam communities, all in Barkin Ladi LGA.”

He stated that reinforcements from Sector 8, supported by other force multipliers and air support from Nigerian Air Force Super Tucano aircraft, responded to the attack.

He added that the troops successfully repelled the attackers and prevented the violence from spreading to other communities, pointing out that troops are currently dominating the general area and conducting fighting patrols to maintain security and forestall further attacks.

Security forces have also continued to urge residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious movements as efforts intensify to prevent retaliatory violence and further escalation in the area.

Troops repel suspected reprisal attack after killing of pastor in Plateau

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