Governor Mutfwang has taken a decisive step to restore order in Jos-North LGA following a brutal attack by bandits. The Plateau government has imposed a 48-hour curfew, which began at midnight on Sunday, March 29, and will last until Wednesday, April 1.
The decision was made after gunmen stormed the Angwan Rukuba community on Sunday night, leaving several residents dead and many more injured. The attack was widely condemned by the Plateau government, with officials vowing to take measures to prevent future occurrences.
The Plateau government has joined forces with security agencies to impose the curfew, which is aimed at maintaining peace and order in the area. Residents are being urged to remain calm and adhere to the curfew, while the government and security agencies work tirelessly to apprehend the perpetrators.
The imposition of a 48-hour curfew in Jos-North LGA is a clear indication of the Plateau government's resolve to tackle the growing insecurity in the region. Governor Mutfwang's decision to impose the curfew is a necessary step to protect the lives of innocent residents. The Plateau government must now follow through on its promise to apprehend the perpetrators and prevent future attacks. The people of Jos-North LGA deserve to live without fear, and it is the government's responsibility to ensure their safety. The Plateau government's actions will be closely monitored, and any failure to address the root causes of insecurity will be met with scrutiny.
