The President's visit aims to assess firsthand the recurring crisis that has claimed numerous lives and caused significant destruction.
During his stay, President Tinubu will meet with all stakeholders—including traditional rulers, political, religious, community leaders, and youth groups—to seek lasting solutions to the hostilities.
In preparation for the visit, President Tinubu has already dispatched the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, the Inspector General of Police, heads of intelligence agencies, the National Security Adviser, and the Chairmen of the Senate and House Defence Committees to Benue State.
The President is expected to hold a town hall meeting with all stakeholders during the visit.
President Tinubu has previously condemned the ongoing violence in Benue State and called on all leaders and residents to embrace peace, love, and mutual understanding. He extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and to all those who have suffered losses as a result of the crisis.
According to his itinerary released over the weekend, President Tinubu was scheduled to visit Kaduna State on Wednesday to commission various state government projects. However, the official visit will now occur on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
Empathy is very important.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr President
Too bad!!! We need true leaders that lead with compassion & care....Good morning Sir
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ReplyDeleteDear Mr. President, while you were contemplating if to visit the place or not, Very Dark Man already visited and gave us update.
ReplyDeleteWicked thieves in power and their propaganda, of not for vdm many of us won't know the level of killings happening in benue. I don tire for this country and feel so helpless daily
DeleteThey don't share the same itinerary. Influencers have their audience to excite while the president must run the whole country. This includes the stress succeeding with security and those who have challenges. The states who are launching projects are just as Nigerian and they feel for Benue as well but the country cannot surrender to terrorists. In the president's stead, many over office holders have visited with condolences. Someone needs to chair political and security council meetings that week strategize and bring this issue to an end. The progress in other states also need to be highlighted so people are not discouraged.
DeleteNa today your day break Mr president
ReplyDeleteIt is well
ReplyDeleteYou still mandate but still can't rule
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ReplyDeleteHypocrisy dey smell.
ReplyDeleteWonder why Baba never declear State of emergency in Benue
ReplyDeleteHe won't declare it. No oil there
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