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Politics is filled with promises—but can President Bola Tinubu’s security efforts be counted as real progress?
Governor Hyacinth Alia seems to think so. In a recent statement, he credited Tinubu with reducing herdsmen attacks in Benue from 17 LGAs to just three, citing federal security intervention and military operations as key factors in driving out attackers.
But is this truly a security breakthrough, or are deeper challenges still lurking beneath the surface?
Benue State has long been a hotspot for violent conflicts, with residents bearing the brunt of herdsmen invasions and destruction.
Governor Alia says the situation is improving, thanks to military operations, intelligence units, and increased federal focus on security.
💡 But three LGAs are still struggling with attacks—how long before they see relief too?
For many, living without fear should be the standard, not the exception.
Not everyone is convinced. While Tinubu’s administration touts reduced violence, some argue that sporadic attacks still leave villages devastated.
💬 “If people are still being killed, does it matter how many LGAs are affected?”
💬 “We appreciate the efforts, but we need total peace—not just ‘improvements.’”
Benue residents want permanent solutions, not just security updates. And many wonder if Tinubu’s strategy will deliver lasting protection—or just temporary relief.
Security gains can shift overnight—so how will Tinubu’s administration ensure that even the remaining three LGAs are safe?
Here’s what must happen next:
✅ Strengthen military presence in affected regions—no half-measures.
✅ Work with local leaders to prevent future conflicts before they escalate.
✅ Hold attackers accountable—justice is as important as prevention.
Benue’s future depends on action, not just numbers.
Reducing herdsmen attacks is a step forward—but real security is more than just statistics.
Benue residents deserve full peace, not just better odds of survival.
So will Tinubu turn this progress into lasting change, or will Benue remain a battleground waiting for the next crisis?
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