Death On The Plateau: CAN Sues For Peace

President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Daniel Okoh has called on Nigerians to pray for the victims of bandits attacks on Plateau State.

Some suspected bandits had attacked two communities on Christmas Eve resulting in the death of many, including children and women.

According to reports, close to 200 persons were killed while over 220 houses were burnt by the bandits.

Unconfirmed  report also claimed that over 10,000 persons have been displaced following the attack.
Okoh’s message was contained in his new year message to Nigerians. He described the bandits as evil people who sought to turn the joy of Christmas to sadness for Nigerians.

He urged Nigerians not to be swayed by the terrorists, adding that what is required at this time is unity to lead the country to prosperity.

Okoh said, “In the face of these adversities, it is imperative that we, as a people, refuse to be discouraged. Instead, we must come together and remain resolute in our commitment to build a united, peaceful, and prosperous nation.

” It is in our togetherness that we find the strength to withstand the trials that beset us. In unity, there is hope, resilience, and the power to rebuild. Let us embrace our diversity and allow it to be the bedrock upon which we build a stronger, more harmonious nation.

“Together, as one united people, we are capable of creating a Nigeria where peace, justice, and prosperity are not just ideals, but realities for all.”