Ukpute-Bonta crisis in Benue: Ogewu distances self from killings

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Ukpute-Bonta crisis in Benue: Ogewu distances self from killings
Ukpute-Bonta Crisis In Benue
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The member representing Oju/Obi Federal Constituency, Hon. David Ogewu, has denied allegations of complicity in the Bonta -Okpute communal crisis in Benue State. Hon Ogewu was accused by a group known as DIIV Progressive Agenda, led by Dr.

James Amove Ukpoko, that he is involved in sponsoring the ongoing conflict between Ukpute and Bonta communities in Benue State. He described these claims as unfounded, divisive and an attempt to mislead the public, emphasizing his dedication to fostering peace and unity in the region.

'He sees the lingering crisis as unfortunate and unnecessary and has continued to work with security agencies both within and outside Benue State for the sole purpose of peace and the return of normalcy to the warring communities. 'Rt. Hon Ogewu has carried on with this mission by raising motions in the National Assembly to draw the attention of the relevant authorities to the crisis and to provide a framework for both the state and federal boundary commissions on the issue.

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