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Tuesday, 9 January 2018

Benue on Fire As Herdsmen Attack Police Camp in Logo, Kill Two Policemen

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By Emma Ella

As the Inspector General of Police (IG), Ibrahim Idris, is scheduled to relocate to Benue State tomorrow, rampaging herders on Tuesday killed two  policemen while one other sustained severe injury after their camp was attacked at Awashuwa village in Logo Local Government Area of the state.

The herdsmen had earlier attacked the camp of a detachment of Mobile Policemen from Mopol 13 stationed at Awashuwa in Logo but they were repelled, only for them (herdsmen) to regroup and attack the camp in the evening.

Disclosing the attack to journalists, one of the policemen, who was badly injured by herdsmen, said the herdsmen came in large number and overpowered the policemen and then injured an inspector and a sergeant before they slit their throats in a nearby bush in the area while they also burnt some houses within the area after the attack.

Some of the policemen have been brought to the Benue State University Teaching Hospital (BSUTH) in Makurdi while the remains of the deceased policemen were being evacuated to the mortuary in Makurdi.

The state Police Command who went on an ariel surveillance operation led by the state Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operation, DCP Abdul Gimba, had a stopover at Awashuwa while the corpses of slain policemen were being evacuated.

"Our men came under attack at Awashuwa in Logo council area of the state. They were ambushed by the herdsmen who had tried to attack them earlier in the day but they were repelled. Two of our men were killed and their riffles taken away," he said.

The state Police Public Relations Officer who confirmed the report disclosed that a reinforcement was sent to the area from Mopol 13 led by the Commander, CSP Abubakar Garba.

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