Context

The recent tragic killing of a traditional ruler, his wife, and their son in Benue State highlights the escalating vulnerability of community leaders to violent attacks. Traditional rulers are often seen as the custodians of our culture and local peace, but they are increasingly becoming prime targets for gunmen. Do you believe our current security strategies are sufficient to protect these leaders, or is it time for community policing and traditional structures to be empowered with more resources to defend themselves?