**Burial of Seven Nigerians in Plateau State Sparks Outrage** In a somber ceremony, residents of the Bassa Local Government Area in Plateau State buried seven innocent lives lost to a recent attack by armed men. The victims, who were buried at a primary school in Miango, are just the latest casualties in a series of brutal assaults that have plagued the region in recent times. The burial ceremony, which was attended by community leaders and mourners, turned into a protest against the continued violence and the lack of security in the area. Protesters carried placards with messages calling for an end to the Christian genocide in Nigeria and demanding justice for the victims. The Paramount Ruler of the Irigwe ethnic nationality, His Royal Highness Ronku Aku, spoke out against the open grazing system, which he believes is at the root of the problem. He urged the government to intervene and put an end to the practice, which he says is threatening the lives of his people. The National President of the Irigwe Youths Movement, Ezekiel Bini, also condemned the attack, saying that his community has had enough of burying its people without seeing justice served. He expressed frustration that despite repeated cries for help, the government seems to be turning a blind eye to the suffering of the Irigwe people. The Chairman of Bassa Local Government Area, Joshua Riti, assured residents that his administration is working closely with security agencies to apprehend the attackers and bring them to justice. The tragic loss of life has heightened tensions in the area, with residents calling for improved security measures to prevent further loss of life. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for the government to take decisive action to address the root causes of the violence and ensure the safety of all Nigerians. As we mourn the loss of these seven innocent lives, we are reminded of the need for unity and action to address the challenges facing our country. It is time for the government to listen to the cries of the people and take concrete steps to prevent further violence and ensure justice for all.