The Herders-Farmers Crisis has caused several years of crisis and insecurity throughout the North Central states of Nigeria, particularly Benue state, leading to economic, psychological, and humanitarian emergencies, with the consequent result of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) in Benue state. In addition to the lives and property lost in this battle, the majority of the victims have been uprooted from their homes and are now living in IDP camps spread out over the state. Therefore, this paper investigates the cause, contributing elements, and consequences of the war. It also evaluates whether government and other humanitarian efforts were successful in giving long-term fixes.

KEYWORDS: Humanitarian, Communal, Nomadic, Internally Displaced Persons, Insecurity, Farmers – Herders.