TEARS IN ANKPALI AS ABBA MORO MOURNS
*Calls for End TODAY the Bloodshed in Idoma Land
Senator Abba Moro mourned the recent gruesome attack that left several innocent villagers dead on Sunday 1st June 2025, in Ankpali Edikwu community, Apa Local Government Area of Benue, Nigeria.
Amid the haunting silence and smoldering pain, Senator Abba Moro arrived in the devastated village—his face heavy with sorrow, his heart weighed down by the carnage that has become far too frequent in Benue South. The scene he met was heartbreaking: charred homes, weeping families, and the hollow stares of survivors who have seen too much.
In a voice trembling with emotion, Senator Moro offered heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, extending prayers for the peaceful repose of the souls lost in the latest horror that visited Edikwu. Standing at the heart of the grieving community, he declared, No one deserves to live in fear in their ancestral land. No more blood should water the soil of Idoma land.
Senator Moro assured the community that concrete steps were being initiated to forestall future attacks. He revealed plans for enhanced security collaboration and community vigilance mechanisms, emphasizing that protecting lives must transcend politics, bureaucracy, and silence. He pledged his support to the people of Ankpali, promising to champion their cause until justice is served and peace restored.
As he departed, Senator Moro made a solemn appeal to all stakeholders—traditional leaders, local authorities, the state government, and federal security agencies—to rise beyond rhetoric and work in unity to end the cycle of violence that has plagued Benue South. “This is no longer just a security failure—it is a moral test for us all,” he declared. His visit was not just one of sympathy, but a wake-up call to action in the face of a mounting tragedy that has scarred Idoma land.
