The alarm, as noted by DAILY POST, was raised over the weekend during a press conference that took place in Jalingo, the state capital.
KYN, led by its national president, Emmanuel Ukwen, warned that these actions, if allowed to proceed, could heighten religious tensions in Taraba and beyond.
Calling for peaceful dialogue, they emphasized the need for the authorities to respect religious and cultural institutions in the state.
“A site engineer, along with the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Takum and some individuals in vigilante uniforms, were seen marking and pegging the area around the mosque and palace,” KYN claimed.
They stated, “Takum has witnessed a lot of crises, and tension is already high in the area...
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