Twenty-nine thousand, five hundred and fifty-four people are currently displaced in the three LGAs, within the period under review.
The task force made the declaration shortly after an on-the-spot visit to the displaced communities, including Mangu, Bokkos, Barking Ladi, Riyom, and Bassa.
The commander said that the meeting was to address the latest security concerns in some parts of the state.
Gunmen attacked two communities of Mangu and Bokkos, killing 15 people, one of whom was a 200-level Computer Science student of the institution.
Mr Ayuba said that the university had also declared a two-day mourning in honour of the slain student.
“No one should resist what the government wants to do because due process will be followed.’’
“We will take this up with Mr President after interaction with security chiefs.’’
The house observed a minute of silence as a mark of respect to all those killed in the Plateau attack.
“This is why we want to use this medium to tell those in the drug business to know that their time on the Plateau is up; we will not tolerate it any longer.
The troops also rescued 29 hostages and recovered 168 assorted weapons and 2,757 assorted ammunition within the week, said the DHQ.
