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Security forces in Jos have apprehended 12 individuals suspected of attempting to incite unrest. This action coincides with intensified security operations and patrols across Plateau State aimed at preventing disturbances and enforcing existing restrictions.
Security forces in Plateau State have apprehended two individuals carrying an AK-47 rifle and ammunition during targeted stop-and-search operations in response to recent deadly attacks. The operation also foiled an attack at a cattle market, leading to injuries.
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, has encouraged Nigerian Army personnel not to be discouraged by public criticism, urging them to focus on their professional duties. He made these remarks during an Easter luncheon for the Joint Task Force-Operation Enduring Peace in Jos.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu visited Plateau State on Thursday, April 2nd, to offer condolences for the recent deadly attack in Angwan Rukuba, Jos, which claimed over 40 lives. During his visit, he met with Rhoda, a mother featured in a viral video holding her deceased son, Ayuba, offering words of sympathy and promising government support.
A Benue State student expressed deep frustration after an alleged promise by the state government to send 50 buses for student evacuation from Jos resulted in many being left stranded. The student described the experience as one of the worst days of his life.
In response to recent deadly attacks in Plateau State, the state police command has announced an immediate ban on night grazing and all mining activities. The directive aims to curb further violence and ensure public safety.
As the curfew imposed by the Plateau State government continues into its third day, residents of Jos are largely adhering to the restrictions, resulting in eerily deserted streets and businesses. The curfew comes in response to recent violent attacks in the area.
A Nigerian woman, featured in a viral video, mourns her only son, Promise, who lost his life during the Angwan Rukuba attack in Jos, Plateau State on Palm Sunday. She expresses her sorrow and calls for justice for her son and other victims.
OPay has inaugurated a new office in Jos, Plateau State, as part of its initiative to enhance financial inclusion in Nigeria. The office aims to improve access to reliable financial services for local residents and businesses.
Nigerian actor and activist Adebowale Adebayo, known as MC Macaroni, has criticized President Tinubu for not addressing the nation following a deadly attack in Jos that resulted in the deaths of 40 individuals.
Sunday Agang, a prominent cleric from the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA), has been released after being kidnapped from his home in Jos, Plateau State. His release was confirmed by the church's spokesman, indicating that he is safe and back with his family.
On the opening day of the MTN CHAMP Continental Relays in Jos, Esther Okon clinched the women’s 400m title with a personal best. The competition featured exciting races in both the 100m and 400m events.
Military personnel from Operation Enduring Peace have successfully apprehended a notorious criminal who has been causing disturbances in the Vatt community of Jos East, Plateau State.
The second leg of MTN CHAMPS Season 4 will take place from March 26 to 28 in Jos, featuring 1,301 athletes from 148 schools and teams. This event highlights its significance in promoting grassroots athletics development in Nigeria.
In a show of unity, Christian residents in Jos have been distributing meals to local Muslims during Ramadan to promote religious tolerance. This initiative aims to bridge communal divides and reinforce the importance of humanity over religious differences.
