Reps Member Laments Alleged Killing Of  Over 200 By Terrorists   I Mangu/Bokkos  Constituency

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By; AMOS TAUNA, Kaduna 

A member of the House of Representatives, representing Mangu/Bokkos Federal Constituency in Plateau State, Solomon Marren, has alleged that in the last few months, about 200 people have been killed in his constituency by terrorists.

In a statement he personally issued on Wednesday night, he appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari, to as a matter urgency order security agencies to secure lives and property in the area.

He lamented, “I find it expedient at this time to intimate the world on the unfortunate happenings in my constituency, Mangu/Bokkos Federal Constituency, Plateau State, in the last two days, where over 100 persons, most of them women and children, have been massacred and butchered in cold blood by terrorist during an overnight unprovoked attack, and their houses burnt down, including food stuffs, food barns and seedlings.”

He noted that the killings are one among many in the constituency, where over 200 persons have been killed in the last four months before the month of May.

According  to him, the government may claim to be doing its best, saying  that its best is not good enough, since it is not able to stop the killings in years. 

He commended the few gallant officers working without sufficient arms, yet gave themselves to save lives, stressing that the responsibilities lies in the President to first condemn the dastard act and immediately go ahead to protect lives and properties that is the primary responsibility of the government. 

He urged the President to order the security agencies to move into the area with immediate effect to curb the killings, while also urging the National Emergency Management Authority and other “well-spirited” organisations to also move in with relief materials for the wounded survivors of the attack.

While urging for support across boards, the lawmaker condemned the attack in its entirety and called for calm and no one should take the law into their hands.

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