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Mr John Tamba, the Secretary of Mangu Local Government Council, made 
the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Mangu.Twenty three persons were killed and 295 houses destroyed during the 
September 15 invasion of Kadunung village in Mangu local Government Area
 of Plateau by gunmen.Tamba said 852 Internally Displaced Persons from Kadunang were being camped in three camps in Mangu.He said the committee that was set up by the council to assess the 
damage caused by the invasion also discovered that five vehicles and 10 
motorcycles were burnt during the attack.He said 353 of them were children under five years and 36 pregnant 
women, and that the 852 IDPs were camped at Boto, Bwalbwang and Doss 
camps, all in Gindiri District of Mangu.According
 to the secretary, the attack has put the council in “a precarious 
situation because we do not know how to cater for the IDPs.“The council embarked on this assessment to know the level of damage 
done to Kadunung people and how the Federal, state and local governments
 could assist the victims.“We are appealing to the victims to remain calm as government is 
doing all it can to alleviate their suffering as well as rehabilitate 
them, ” he said.Tamba said at the initial stage of the crisis, the council provided relief materials worth over N2m to the victims.He said that the council in conjunction with SEMA and NEMA were 
gathering relief materials to present to the victims toward 
rehabilitating them.“We will ensure that every household benefits from any assistance that may come, no matter how small,” he said.He called on the people to remain calm and be vigilant against any form of attack.