Benue Bleeds Again: 12 Dead in Attack on Church Returnees!
Benue killings deepen insecurity fears as communities mourn fresh attacks and demand stronger civilian protection in Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
Read MoreArms Trafficking Allegations and Yelewata Killings: Questions Emerge Over Omitted Suspect in Abuja Court Proceedings
Reported by Afilawos Magana Sur, Managing Editor | Journalist at Sele Media Africa. Serious questions are being raised in Nigeria’s security and judicial circles following the recent arraignment of suspects linked to the brutal killings in Yelewata, a…
Read MoreHarvest Turned Tragedy: Suspected Terrorists Kill 15 Farmers in Fresh Benue Attack, Deepening Nigeria’s Rural Security Crisis
Reported by Afilawos Magana Sur, Managing Editor | Journalist at Sele Media Africa. At least 15 villagers have reportedly been killed after suspected terrorists attacked farmers during harvesting activities in a rural community in Benue State,…
Read MoreBurial Disrupted: Families of 13 Benue Attack Victims Unable to Retrieve Bodies from Mortuary!
Burial Disrupted: Families of 13 Benue Attack Victims Unable to Retrieve Bodies from Mortuary! Reported by Marian opeyemi fasesan Editor -in- chief | Sele Media Africa. The planned burial of 13 residents killed in a recent attack on the Turan community…
Read MoreBenue Mass Burial Postponed After Mortician Disappears Ahead of Funeral for 13 Victims of Suspected Herdsmen Attack
Reported by Afilawos Magana Sur, Managing Editor | Journalist at Sele Media Africa. The planned burial of 13 victims killed during a violent attack in northern Benue has been abruptly cancelled after the mortician responsible for preparing the bodies…
Read MoreEscalating Violence in Nigeria: Over 48 Killed in Benue and Borno as Armed Militants Intensify Attacks
Reported by Afilawos Magana Sur, (Managing Editor) investigative Journalist at Sele Media Africa. A fresh wave of deadly violence across Nigeria’s Middle Belt and Northeast has left at least 48 people dead, deepening fears over the country’s…
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