Security in Logo
OpenWatch has recorded 77 security incidents in Logo Local Government Area, Benue State, with 15 in the last 12 months. That is 6% of every incident recorded in the state, making it 7 of 15 among the Benue LGAs with enough reporting to profile.
Latest reported incidents in Logo
Most recent involve communal violence, law enforcement operation, terrorism, cattle rustling
Operation Zenda kills 200 cattle in Benue
Troops neutralise bandit, arrest two kidnappers in Benue
Herders kill police officer at Benue checkpoint
Troops kill herder foiling Benue community attack
Armed herders attacked a police checkpoint at Uzer in Logo LGA, Benue State; troops of Operation WHIRL STROKE and the Nigeria Police repelled the attack and recovered the body of a slain police inspector.
Armed herdsmen have infiltrated multiple communities in Logo LGA, Benue State since January, allegedly attacking farmers, raping women, and destroying farmlands. A second group of armed herders has reportedly crossed the River Benue and is believed to be positioning for possible attacks on nearby towns, causing widespread fear and displacement among residents.
At least seven residents were killed and several others injured in a coordinated attack by suspected armed invaders in a border settlement in Benue State. The attackers reportedly stormed the community on motorcycles and opened fire on the residents in the early hours of Sunday.
Armed invaders attacked the Channel One settlement in Logo LGA, killing seven residents and injuring several others in a coordinated assault early Sunday morning.
A group allegedly attacked farm workers in Ukemberegya, Logo LGA, injuring one and stealing property valued at N136,000. Two suspects have been remanded in custody pending further court proceedings.
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About these figures
Counts cover incidents recorded in Logo LGA, excluding retracted reports and duplicates merged into an earlier report, and update hourly. Last recorded: 26 August 2026.
Reported numbers are a floor, not a census. Local government areas differ enormously in how closely they are covered by the press, so a low count reflects both a safer area and a quieter one. Coverage in this record is densest from 2026 onward. See the full Benue profile for state-level context, or the methodology for how incidents are collected.
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