The brutal Massacre on Christmas Eve in Plateau that left over 70 people feared killed and many injured, have sparked a wave of indignation among Nigerians on social media.
Nigerians who lend their voices on social media, questioned the value placed on the lives of Plateau residents.
Activist @AishaYesufu asked, “Don’t the people in Plateau State matter?” This sentiment reflects the growing frustration with the perceived lack of action to prevent such tragedies”.
Concerns were also raised about the effectiveness of the Nigerian Army in dealing with the crisis.
User @n6oflife6 questioned, “Is The @HQNigerianArmy honestly saying they can’t CURE this Killer Herdsmen Crisis esp in Plateau?” This comment underscores the public’s expectation for the military to take decisive action against the perpetrators.
The scale of the massacre was highlighted by @ZariyiYusufu, who noted, “About 120 innocent civilians massacred on the Plateau on Christmas Eve despite an earlier alert (almost 72hrs) of sighting movement of jihadi fighters.”
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Calls for collective action were echoed by @Chigozieialex, who stated, “The killings in Plateau state is more than enough, we should all raise our voices to call out our docile government.”
The need for a strong response to the crisis was emphasised by @FS_Yusuf_, who declared, “Terrorist herdsmen must be put in their place once and for all. The lives of Plateau people matter!!! This senseless killing of Middle Belt people can’t continue!!!”
These reactions highlight the growing frustration among Nigerians over the ongoing violence in Plateau State and the perceived lack of effective response from the authorities. As the outcry continues, the demand for justice and protection for the people of Plateau State remains stronger than ever.