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03/03/2026

JUST IN
An accident occurred at Gada-Biyu this afternoon at about 2:00 pm.
A vehicle coming from Farin-Gada towards Gada-Biyu, reportedly at high speed, hit two tricycles, resulting in three casualties.
The injured persons have been taken to the hospital for medical treatment.

Thankfully, no death was recorded.

03/03/2026

JUST IN
An accident occurred at Gada-Biyu this afternoon at about 2:00 pm.
A vehicle coming from Farin-Gada towards Gada-Biyu, reportedly at high speed, hit two tricycles, resulting in three casualties.

The injured persons have been taken to the hospital for medical treatment.
Thankfully, no death was recorded.

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Jonathan Timothy Ziyereh T-Jay

01/03/2026

PLATEAU KILLINGS, MASS BURIAL in Irigwe Community

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Jonathan Timothy Ziyereh T-Jay

01/03/2026

IRIGWE PEOPLE CRIES OUT AS ATTACKS LEAD TO THE DEATH OF SEVEN PEOPLE IN FEBRUARY 2026

The Irigwe people of Bassa Local Government Area, Plateau State, Nigeria, are raising their voices to draw the urgent attention of the Government of Nigeria to the persistent and painful killings in their communities over the years.
The recent attacks is just between 22nd to 26th February 2026, which led to the death of seven people, which the mass burial took place yesterday 28th February,2026 at Miango district of Irigwe land, this have once again exposed the insecurity faced daily by the Irigwe people. These repeated attacks have become a serious national concern, yet the people continue to suffer without adequate protection.

The Irigwe community believes that the government has neglected its primary responsibility to safeguard the lives and property of its citizens.

Our concerns are as follows:
1. Listen to the cries of our widows.
2. Stop the killings.
3. Irigwe land is bleeding.
4. Stop the bloodshed.
5. Every life matters.
6. Soldiers have failed us
7. Stop the injustice.
8. We are Nigerians and deserve equal protection.
9. Irigwe people deserve peace.
10. Stop the massacre of Christians in our communities.
11. Stop the ongoing violence against the Irigwe people.
12. Justice for Irigwe land.
13. We cry for justice.

We call on the Government of Plateau State, the Government of Nigeria, and the United States Government to pay urgent attention to the suffering of the Irigwe people.

The Irigwe people are crying for justice.
Let peace return to our land.

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28/02/2026

We must resist Peace reconciliation with Fulani terrorists in Bassa since is not working

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28/02/2026

Fact About Attack in Bassa
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28/02/2026

IRIGWE LAND MY COMMUNITY

28/02/2026

Enough is Enough, Voice of Irigwe Youth Movement President

28/02/2026

IRIGWE LAND, MY COMMUNITY!

Oh, Irigwe land, my community, you were once a gentle home where peace walked freely along our dusty roads like a familiar neighbour. You were a land of open hearts and open hands, where hospitality flowed like fresh water from a living stream. In those days, strangers were treated as family, and every visitor found comfort under the wide roof of love.
But for decades now, gunmen have turned our songs into silence.

The sound of laughter has been chased away by the sound of gunshots. Innocent lives have been cut down like tender crops before harvest. Farmlands, once the green pride of our people, have become fields of ashes and fear. Houses that sheltered generations have been swallowed by fire, leaving only broken walls to remember warm memories.

Children now walk the earth with questions instead of parents. Women sit with empty spaces beside them where their husbands once laughed. Men return to quiet homes where their wives no longer answer their names. Oh, Irigwe land, your tears fall silently in the eyes of your people.

Once, you were a bright lamp on the hill, guiding travellers with kindness and safety. Today, heavy darkness hangs over your valleys like a stubborn cloud. Our markets that once danced with voices now tremble with uncertainty. Our roads, which once welcomed footsteps, now fear the footsteps of gunmen.

Yet, Irigwe land has not surrendered its soul.

Like a wounded lion that still guards its pride, my community continues to stand. Our people remain rooted like ancient trees whose branches have been broken but whose roots still drink deeply from hope. Though our bodies carry scars and our hearts carry grief, our spirit still whispers the language of peace.

Oh, my Irigwe land, I cannot wait to see you rise again. I cannot wait to restore your peaceful and hospitable nature. I long to see your farms return to green songs of harvest, your homes rebuilt with laughter, and your children running freely without fear in their small chests.

Let the guns fall silent. Let justice speak louder than violence. Let healing touch every broken family, every burnt house, every abandoned farm. Irigwe land, my community, you are more than decades of insecurity, you are a living promise of peace, hospitality and shared humanity waiting to be reborn.

By: Jonathan Timothy Ziyereh (TJ)

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28/02/2026

IRIGWE LAND DESERVE PEACE

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