Plateau Bloodshed: Tinubu Visits Victims, Deploys 850 Soldiers
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has visited victims of the recent violence in Plateau State, reaffirming the Federal Government’s commitment to restoring peace and security in the troubled region.
During the visit, President Tinubu expressed sympathy to affected families and communities, condemning the attacks and assuring them that decisive measures are being taken to prevent further bloodshed.
As part of the government’s response, the President announced the deployment of 850 soldiers to the state to strengthen security operations and stabilize the affected areas.
He also disclosed plans to install 5,000 surveillance cameras across strategic locations to enhance intelligence gathering and improve the monitoring of security threats.
Tinubu emphasized that the protection of lives and property remains a top priority for his administration, adding that those responsible for the violence would be brought to justice.
The President called on community leaders and residents to cooperate with security agencies by providing timely information that could help prevent further attacks.
Authorities say the deployment of additional troops and the introduction of advanced surveillance systems are part of a broader strategy to address recurring security challenges in Plateau State.
The recent violence has drawn widespread concern across the country, with calls for urgent and sustained action to end the cycle of attacks and restore lasting peace in the region.
