Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has visited Bokkos in Plateau State to commiserate with victims of the recent deadly attacks that claimed dozens of lives and displaced entire communities.
Obi, who shared details of his visit on Monday via his official X handle, said he traveled from Abuja to Jos before proceeding to Bokkos, where he met with survivors, including displaced children affected by the violence.
Describing the attacks as “senseless killings,”; Obi lamented the loss of innocent lives in a nation not at war and called for renewed efforts to restore peace and security.
He extended his condolences to the bereaved families and expressed solidarity with Governor Caleb Mutfwang and the people of Plateau State.
During the visit, Obi announced a donation of N7.5 million to support displaced children, help sustain their education, and meet other immediate needs.
He also noted that the Obidient Movement had previously provided a borehole for clean water at the IDP camp.
Obi emphasized the need for leadership driven by compassion, saying Nigerians must not be forced to live in fear or flee their homes due to violence.
