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The Digest:

The Christian Association of Nigeria has condemned the Palm Sunday attack in Jos North, Plateau State, which claimed several lives in the Angwan Rukuba community, describing it as unacceptable and demanding swift justice. CAN President Archbishop Daniel Okoh expressed alarm that attackers reportedly wore uniforms resembling those of security forces before opening fire on civilians. He warned that continued inaction could further erode public trust in the country's ability to protect its citizens, stating that "a nation cannot keep bleeding like this and expect to move forward."

Key Points:
  • CAN condemned the attack and demanded swift justice for the perpetrators.
  • Attackers reportedly wore uniforms resembling security forces, raising alarm about public trust.
  • Archbishop Okoh said Nigerians are tired of statements and want to see action.
  • He called on Christians to remain vigilant during Holy Week while maintaining faith.
  • CAN acknowledged Plateau State Government's efforts but said temporary measures are not enough.
As Plateau State mourns, CAN's powerful statement underscores the growing frustration with recurring violence and the urgent need for lasting security solutions that protect citizens even on sacred days.

Sources: Vanguard News, Punch