A memorial ceremony was held by the Christian Association of Nigeria in the Ganawuri district of Plateau State to honor the memory of over 30 individuals killed in the Woro Massacre, a terrorist attack that occurred on February 3, 2026, in Kwara State. The event took place at EKAN Primary School, highlighting the significance of communal remembrance in the face of violence and loss. Members of the Aten ethnic group, who were among the victims, particularly felt the impact of this tragedy, as it serves as a painful reminder of the ongoing cycle of bloodshed that affects their community.

The former president of the Aten Youth Movement expressed profound sadness at the brutal attack, urging community solidarity and calls for justice for the victims. This sentiment reflects a broader concern regarding the violence that has plagued Nigeria, emphasizing the need for unity and support among community members in times of crisis. The remarks made during the ceremony spotlight the painful reality of continuous attacks on innocent people in the region, along with the emotional toll it exacts on families and communities.

Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Josephine Piyo, conveyed her condolences and the government’s commitment to ensuring justice is achieved for the victims. Such statements from local leaders are crucial to fostering a sense of safety and assurance among the affected communities, while also advocating for measures to combat the causes of such senseless acts of violence. This incident emphasizes the importance of ongoing dialogues about security and the preservation of peace in Nigeria's troubled regions.