Another church has been attacked by suspected herdsmen, killing no fewer than seven people.
The latest attack is coming barely two days after two Catholic priests and 17 worshippers were killed in the state by suspected herdsmen too.
While the first attack was in Gwer West Local Government area of the state, the latest one was carried out at in Logo local government area.
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Addressing journalists on the incident, the Chairman of Logo Local Government Area, Richard Nyajo, said no fewer than three villages in Mbamondo clan were attacked by the suspected herdsmen.
According to him, the victims were taking refuge in the church and school following their displacement when they were attacked.
He said seven corpses had been found.
The spate of attack has been given a religious tone as the focus has been shifted to churches.
Already, the Christian Association of Nigerian, CAN, has resolved to embark on a nationwide protest on Sunday over the killings.
According to a statement issued by Pastor Bayo Oladeji, media aide to CAN President, Samson Ayokunle, the protest would be to express the bitterness of Christians to the federal government and security agencies over the killings that have refused to stop.