The River Benue is one of the major rivers in Nigeria, flowing through the central part of the country. It is approximately 1,400 kilometers long and serves as a significant tributary to the Niger River. The river is vital for local agriculture, fishing, and transportation. The Benue River originates from the Jos Plateau and flows southeast before joining the Niger River at Lokoja. It is surrounded by diverse ecosystems and supports various wildlife. The river also plays a crucial role in the cultural and economic activities of the communities along its banks.