
The Yakurr Peoples Club (YPC) in Abuja has appealed to cultural groups, traditional rulers, community leaders and participants in the ongoing Leboku Festival to avoid songs, dance chants and other cultural expressions that could reopen wounds from the recent Ugep–Idomi conflict. According to the Daily Post, the club said the appeal became necessary following observations made during the festival, urging restraint to preserve peace between the communities.
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