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Jos Women Disrupt Mass Burial Over Arrests Following Palm Sunday Attack

Grieving women in Jos, Plateau State, have halted the planned mass burial for victims of a recent terrorist attack in Angwan Ruba. They are protesting the arrest of three local youths by security agents, whom the women claim are innocent and being falsely accused.

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Residents of Angwan Ruba in Jos, the capital of Plateau State, are currently witnessing a disruption to the scheduled mass funeral for individuals who perished in the Palm Sunday terrorist attack. A group of women from the community has voiced strong opposition to the burial proceeding as planned.

Women protesting during the funeral preparations in Jos.

The women's protest stems from the recent apprehension of three young men from their community by security forces. These individuals have been accused of involvement in the attack that claimed lives on Palm Sunday. The women involved in the protest firmly deny these allegations and assert that the security agencies are aware of the actual perpetrators.

They have declared their intention to block the funeral rites from taking place unless the three arrested youths are released. The community members are demanding that authorities focus their efforts on apprehending those responsible for the attack rather than detaining local residents.

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