Benue community faces dusk-to-dawn curfew amidst escalating cult war
Following a violent clash between rival cult groups that led to the deaths of two members, Naka town in Gwer-West Headquarters has been placed under a dusk-to-dawn curfew.
The decision to impose the curfew was justified by the chairman of the LGA, Henry Agba, who cited the necessity to prevent further escalation of the ongoing conflict.
According to Agba, "There was a clash between rival cultists in the local government during which two persons from both sides were killed. As a result of that, the LGA became tense, so we had to place a night curfew to contain the situation. As of yesterday (Wednesday), movement ceased from 8 pm to 6 am, so at the moment there is a restoration of peace and normalcy."
An eyewitness, who preferred to remain anonymous, confirmed the cult clash and described ...