Ahmed Musa expresses sadness over Plateau killings, preaches unity, peaceful coexistence

The Super Eagles’ forward, Ahmed Musa, has broken silence on the recent violent attacks that led to the deaths of about 160 people in Plateau State.

It was a black Christmas in the state after armed groups killed and injured scores of people in the central Nigerian state.

Military gangs, locally called “bandits,” launched “well-coordinated” attacks in “not fewer than 20 different communities” and torched houses, according to Monday Kassah, head of the local government in Bokkos, Plateau State.

While commenting on the unfortunate incident, Ahmed Musa expressed sadness over the violence that has left many families in sadness.

The Sivasspor of Turkey star, who was born in Jos, the Plateau State capital, called for unity and understanding while emphasizing the need to expunge hatred within the state.

“I am standing against the violence in Plateau State.

“It’s heartbreaking to witness the recent violence in Plateau State. 😢🇳🇬 My thoughts are with those affected.

We need to stand together against hate and violence. 💙 Let love and understanding prevail. 🤝🌍

“🗣️🕊️ Together, we can make a difference. 🤲🤍 Let us show love to one another.

#StopTheViolence #PrayForPlateau #UnityInDiversity #SpreadLoveNotHate #NigeriaUnites #PeacefulPlateau #EndViolence #LoveOneAnother 🙏❤️🇳🇬.” He said.

Meanwhile,Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has condemned the violence, calling it “barbaric, brutal and unjustified”.

“Proactive measures will be taken by the government to curb ongoing attacks against innocent civilians,” said Gyang Bere, the governor’s spokesperson.