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Victims of Otobi-Akpa attack denied shelter at Och’Idoma Palace in Otukpo

Published on April 16, 2025 at 05:21 PM

Victims of the deadly attack on Otobi-Akpa village in Otukpo Local Government Area of Benue State have reportedly been denied entry into the Och’Idoma Square in Otukpo.

DAILY POST gathered that the Och’Idoma, His Royal Majesty Elaigwu Odogbo, barred the displaced villagers from taking temporary refuge at the Och’Idoma Square following Tuesday’s brutal invasion by suspected armed herdsmen, which claimed no fewer than 11 lives and left dozens homeless.

An indigene, Meddy Emmanuel, had evacuated the survivors to Otukpo town for their safety.

However, upon arrival at the Idoma traditional ground housing the royal palace, they were turned away.

As of press time, the victims remain stranded around the palace fence, desperately seeking refuge.

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