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President Tinubu Visits Hospitalized Victims of Benue Massacre

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has visited victims of the recent deadly attacks in Benue State who are currently receiving treatment in the hospital.
In a photo from the visit, the President is seen standing beside an injured patient with visible bandages, surrounded by medical staff, security personnel, and government officials.

The visit is part of his one-day trip to the state to assess the aftermath of the coordinated attacks that claimed over 100 lives, mostly in the Yelewata community.

Tinubu’s stop at the hospital underscores a show of solidarity and compassion for the victims, many of whom are recovering from gunshot wounds and other injuries. The President is also expected to meet with local leaders, displaced families, and security officials during his stay in Benue.
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