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Contrary to widespread reports that suspected herdsmen on Thursday attacked and set ablaze four Mosques, the Police in Benue State have urged members of the public to disregard the information. The police also said similar information being circulated that another church was attacked by bandits at Agana village in Mbaloh Ward of Gwer East Local Government Area of the state was not true.

The police in a statement issued to newsmen in Makurdi on Thursday night by the command spokesman, ASP Moses Yamu, stated that "these are nothing but falsehood, believably meant to cause break down of law and order in the state."


"It is indeed a difficult period. However, acts of insurgency being witnessed lately have nothing to do with religion, ethnic or political alienation. Therefore, in order to overcome the ongoing security challenges, the collaboration of all is required," the statement added.


The statement further appreciated the calmness and understanding of the resident in the state and urged them to report any suspicious movement and activities to law enforcement agencies.

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