Governor Caleb Mutfwang, in a statewide broadcast, has scrambled to appease Jos residents after bandits’ attack.
”Nigerians are tired of mourning. Nigerians are tired of statements. Nigerians want to see action,” the CAN president stated.
Protesters confronted the governor, accusing him of lying and deceiving them with promises to secure their lives and properties.
Suspected gunmen on motorcycles attacked the community on Sunday, killing many residents and injuring several others.
The demonstration, which was captured in a TikTok livestream, revealed hundreds of protesters at the scene of the attack, defying the 48-hour curfew imposed by the government.
Following the killing of an unspecified number of residents in Angwan Rukuba, the Plateau government imposed a 48-hour curfew on Jos North LGA.
The Plateau government have imposed a 48-hour curfew within Jos-North LGA. The curfew will be in place until April 1.
Unease lies at the head of President Bola Tinubu as widespread terrorist attacks and violent kidnappings by bandits and other criminals run Nigeria ragged.
Jos Electricity Distribution has attributed the recent decline in power supply across its franchise areas to a significant drop in electricity allocation from the national grid.
The initiator, Goodluck Hayi, disclosed this at the inauguration of the empowerment project in Abuja on Monday.
