Community Leader Benjamin Justice Soghie Leads Efforts to End Cult Violence in Edo State

Benjamin Justice Soghie, a seasoned leader and benefactor who has through the years shown dedication to community development, has been tasked by local community leaders in Edo State to help stem the widespread cult-related violence that has claimed many lives in the state. His task follows a string of horrific crimes of violence, including recent fatal confrontations and targeted killings in and around Benin City.

Confirmation was made by sources in the Edo State communities that Benjamin had been contacted because he is in The US AirForce, grassroots mobilizer and an individual who has on every occasion promoted peace and harmony. “With his influence and experience of coordinating grassroots mobilization, we believe that Benjamin Justice Soghie can facilitate dialogue and provide effective solutions to end the violence that has engulfed our communities,” said a community official.

Locals have also wished that his involvement could bring some respite. Benjamin has always been a voice of reason and a bridge builder, a Benin community leader stated. His understanding of the local dynamics and his dedication to peace make him a vital component of our efforts to restore safety and stability.

Born in Bacita, April 17, 1986 but he is from Edo state. Benjamin Soghie has a rich history of advocacy for peace and religious activities aimed at strengthening cordial unity and ethical correctness. His background in grassroots advocacy for peace and extensive network of religious organizations and schools have made him a central player in the quest for peace.

While details of his specific position are not revealed, sources say Benjamin is collaborating with security forces, community leaders, and youth organizations to ensure reconciliation and dialogue between the rival cult groups. His approach involves dialogue, community outreach, and moral reorientation as a means of eliminating the roots of violence rather than suppressing symptoms.

In his recent marriage, Benjamin stated, “Peace is not simply the absence of violence; it is the presence of justice, understanding, and respect. I am committed to working together with all the stakeholders to rebuild peace and establish trust among our communities.”

The intervention is timely, with the people of Edo State and authorities alike noting that an enduring solution to cult conflict in the state needs to be underpinned by collaborative efforts that transcend law enforcement.

As the crisis continues to spread its wings, Benjamin Justice Soghie’s involvement could be the anchor needed to steer efforts towards abiding peace and social stability.