The Digest: Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has declared that the state will not succumb to fear or intimidation following the deadly attack in Angwan Rukuba, Jos North, which claimed 28 lives. In a statewide broadcast, the governor described the attack as "senseless" and vowed that the state would rise above the incident and remain united. He announced that a suspect has been arrested, security agencies have been mobilized, and a 48-hour curfew remains in place in Jos North. The government will cover medical expenses for the injured and ensure dignified burials for victims.
Key Points:
- Mutfwang declared that Plateau State "will not succumb to fear or intimidation" after the attack.
- A suspect has been arrested, and security agencies are working to track down other perpetrators.
- The government will cover medical expenses for all injured victims and ensure dignified burials.
- A 48-hour curfew remains in effect in Jos North to enable security operations.
- The governor commended residents for maintaining calm and not retaliating despite provocation.
As Plateau State mourns, Governor Mutfwang's message of resilience and resolve signals a determination to overcome the tragedy while assuring citizens of justice and support.
Sources: Channels Television
