Guardian.Ng Military Operation Launched After Attack on Security Personnel in Plateau State
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- •At least 26 security personnel were killed in an ambush by bandits in Plateau State.
- •The Plateau State Government has initiated military operations to combat banditry in the area.
- •Residents are urged to remain calm and vigilant amid ongoing security operations.
The Plateau State Government has confirmed a military operation in response to an ambush by bandits that resulted in the deaths of security personnel in the Kanam Local Government Area. On March 13, 2026, a patrol team, including local vigilantes, was attacked in the Garga area, leading to the reported deaths of at least 20 security operatives. The Kanam Development Association later reported an increased death toll of 26, including local vigilantes and soldiers. The government condemned the attack and expressed deep concern for the affected communities, urging residents to remain calm and vigilant. Ongoing military operations aim to restore security and peace in the region, with the government collaborating with military and security agencies. Traditional rulers and community leaders are being engaged to support these efforts.
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