Nigeria Day 3 of Curfew: Jos Remains a Ghost Town After Deadly Attack

The Digest:

Residents of Jos, Plateau State, are complying with the curfew imposed by the state government following the deadly attack on the Angwan Rukuba community in Jos North Local Government Area. The 48-hour curfew, declared on Sunday, has now entered its third day, with marketplaces and major roads, including Ahmadu Bello Way, Murtala Muhammed Way, Bauchi Road, and Bauchi Junction, appearing deserted. Security personnel, including police, soldiers, NSCDC, and vigilantes, are patrolling the city to ensure compliance.

Key Points:

• The curfew was imposed after gunmen attacked the Angwan Rukuba community on Sunday, killing at least 27 people.
• Major roads and markets in Jos remain deserted as the curfew enters Day 3.
• Security personnel are conducting checkpoints and patrols across the city.
• Vehicles passing through Jos to other destinations are being checked at specific points.
• Several injured victims are receiving treatment at various hospitals.

As the curfew continues, the deserted streets of Jos reflect a community in mourning, with residents complying as security forces work to prevent further violence.

Sources: Daily Trust