"Dont Believe Your Lying Eyes" Nigerian Police Deny Plateau Burial Attack Witnessed by HUNDREDS

Police Spokesperson Alfred Alabo Calls Eyewitness Testimony Grossly Exaggerated as Truth Nigeria Reporter Masara Kim Catches Attack on Film

The Nigerian Police Command has flatly denied that a burial attack in Nding Sesut village, Plateau State, ever occurred, even though hundreds of mourners witnessed the assault and at least seven people were killed the night before.

"At no time did the Plateau State Police Command record such an incident," police spokesperson Alfred Alabo said. He dismissed eyewitness accounts as "grossly exaggerated, inaccurate, and do not reflect the true situation."

Nigerian Police Cover Up Plateau Christian Attacks Despite Hundreds of Witnesses

Truth Nigeria reporter Masara Kim witnessed the attack firsthand, watching a man fall approximately 400 yards away when sniper fire erupted. "We realised how close we were to getting slaughtered," Kim wrote.

Hundreds of mourners scattered under gunfire as the burial of the previous night's victims was ambushed.

Lawyer and community advocate Solomon Dalyop levelled the most damning charge: "I personally witnessed the military firing at our local guards and into the community." He noted that a soldier assigned to the area went mysteriously missing before, during, and after the attack, and was subsequently arrested. The pattern of police denial, military disappearance, and continuing massacres is now a documented Plateau cycle.

The Crusader's Opinion

Hundreds of mourners. A reporter present. Video footage. Bodies on the ground. And the Nigerian Police Command's official position is that nothing happened. This is what state failure looks like when it metastasises into state denial. The Tinubu government's strategy is now to gaslight the survivors of the very communities being slaughtered. Western governments must condition every dollar of aid on real accountability, real prosecutions, and real protection. The Plateau Christians know what they saw. The cameras saw it too. The world must refuse to be told otherwise.

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