Hammed Waheed, chairman of the ad hoc committee constituted by the House to address the security situation in Plateau, made the declaration during the panel’s sitting on Tuesday in Abuja.
The committee, set up on May 8, was tasked with convening a comprehensive multi-stakeholder security summit following a surge in deadly attacks across the state.
The latest in a string of violent incidents occurred last Friday when 12 wedding guests were burnt alive in a bus ambushed by a mob in Quan Pan Local Government Area.
Waheed expressed deep concern over the recurring bloodshed in Plateau, calling it a threat not only to the state but to Nigeria’s overall stability.
