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Signs of Peace Return to Shittle and Ukum as Community Rebuilds

A wave of hope is sweeping through Wende village in Utange council ward along Tor Donga, Zaki Biam road, as peace begins to return to the Shittle and Ukum communities at a remarkable pace. Once occupied by Fulani herdsmen, rendering the village uninhabitable, the area is now witnessing a transformation, marked by a recent condolence visit that fostered unity and shared meals.

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Hon. Steve Numbeve, expressing his joy, shared his experience on a visit where he ate and drank with the community, signaling a return to normalcy. He extended his appreciation to His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Benue State, Fr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, Executive Chairman Katsina Ala Local Government, Justine O Shaku Ph.D., and the entire Shittle and Ukum sons and daughters who have made this resurgence possible. “More grease to your elbow,” he added in encouragement.

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The visit underscores the collaborative efforts to restore peace and stability in the region, with community leaders and local government officials playing pivotal roles. The renewed sense of togetherness offers a promising outlook for the future of Wende village and its surrounding areas.

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