The Digest:
President Bola Tinubu has expressed solidarity with the people of Plateau State following the deadly Palm Sunday attack in Jos North that claimed at least 28 lives. In a personally signed statement, Tinubu said his visit to Jos is to express sympathy and show that the government remains determined to deal with insecurity. "Those who try to create fear will not succeed," he said, adding that security response will be enhanced and justice served. He will proceed to Lagos for Good Friday activities, then to Ogun and Bayelsa.
Key Points:
- Tinubu expressed solidarity with Plateau residents and the victims' families.
- He said his visit aims to show the government's determination to tackle insecurity.
- "Those who try to create fear will not succeed," the president stated.
- He will proceed to Lagos for Good Friday, then Ogun and Bayelsa for official engagements.
- The president called for unity in tough times and continued work on national development.
As Tinubu visits Plateau to commiserate with victims' families, his message of solidarity seeks to reassure residents while emphasizing the government's resolve to confront insecurity.
Sources: Daily Post
