Plateau Killings: Former Governor Demands Action
Former Plateau State Governor Jonah Jang has expressed outrage over the recent gunmen attack on Angwan Rukuba community in Jos North Local Government Area. The attack occurred on Palm Sunday and resulted in the loss of at least 28 lives.
Jang, who is also the Senator representing Plateau North, has condemned the incident in strong terms. He urged authorities to take immediate action to prevent such attacks from happening in the future.
The attack on Angwan Rukuba community is the latest in a string of violent incidents to hit Plateau State in recent times. The community has been plagued by insecurity, with many residents living in fear of their lives.
Jang's call for action comes as the people of Plateau State continue to suffer at the hands of gunmen and other armed groups. The former governor's demands for action are a clear indication of the frustration and desperation felt by many in the state.
Jang's condemnation of the Plateau killings serves as a stark rebuke to the authorities' inability to protect citizens. The fact that such attacks continue to occur with alarming frequency raises serious questions about the effectiveness of security measures in Plateau State. If the situation does not improve, it will embolden more armed groups to carry out similar attacks, putting even more lives at risk.
