Tiv militias burnt two vehicles in Tsokundi community, injuring two people.
12 Feb 2002 · Tsokundi, Wukari, Taraba
Deaths
0
Injured
2
Kidnapped
0
Total casualties
2
Perpetrators
Communal/Ethnic Militias
Response
No response
Displacement
0
Socioeconomic drivers
Ethnic rivalry, reprisal cycles
Trajectory
Attack reflected targeting of mobility and transport infrastructure.
Cycle notes
Shows how violence disrupted everyday travel and trade.
Pattern
Attacks on transport routes
Related — Communal Violence
Fyayi village in Wukari LGA, Taraba State, was destroyed by Tiv
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