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THE MUSLIMS IN PLATEAU STATE ARE VINDICATED What will Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo say now? Nigerian troops under Operation Enduring Peace, in the early hours of Saturday, 18 April 2026, reportedly arrested nine suspected militia members responsible for targeted killings. Arms and ammunition were also recovered during the operation in Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State, amid ongoing security concerns linked to recurring attacks and cycles of violence in the area. The names of the captured suspects are as follows: Mr. Gyang Dantoro – Berom Mr. Samson Davou – Berom Mr. Choji Yakubu – Berom Mr. Vincent Adamu – Berom Mr. Pam Dalyop – Berom Mr. Femi Badung – Berom Mr. Jacob Musa – Berom Mr. Choji Chaga – Berom All the aforementioned names are the Kinsmen of Mr. Ezekiel Dachomo the Berom Militias. Now, the Fulani pastoralists and Muslims in Plateau State feel vindicated. None of the arrested suspects has been identified as Fulani, despite repeated accusations. None of the arrested suspects has been identified as Muslim, despite consistent claims. What will Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo say now—after lies upon lies, repeated accusations, targeting the fulani and the generality of the Muslims in plateau state? I repeat, what will Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo say now? I believe the world should now recognize that what is happening in Plateau State is an ongoing genocide against Muslims, not Christians, as it is being portrayed. I also believe that this narrative is being misrepresented and covered up by Mr. Ezekiel Dachomo and his associates. The world can no longer ignore what is happening in Plateau State. The violence targeting Muslim communities must be called out for what it is, rather than being misrepresented. Attempts to frame it differently are deeply misleading, and figures like Mr. Ezekiel Dachomo and his associates must be held accountable for promoting narratives that obscure the reality on the ground. Our prayer remains: May God continue to expose those who falsely accuse others based on tribal or religious identity, and may justice and peace prevail in Plateau State. Mustapha Mohammed Gembu