The Digest:
Tension has erupted in Jos just hours after the Plateau State Government eased the 48-hour curfew imposed following the deadly Sunday night attack in Angwan Rukuba that claimed at least 28 lives. Reports indicate sporadic violence broke out in parts of the city, triggering panic among traders who had resumed business activities. Security presence is being increased in affected areas, though authorities have yet to officially confirm the latest developments. The fresh unrest raises concerns about the fragile security situation in the state.
Key Points:
- Violence erupted hours after the 48-hour curfew was relaxed.
- Traders who had resumed business fled as sporadic violence broke out.
- Security presence is being increased in affected areas.
- The initial curfew was imposed after Sunday's attack that killed 28.
- The University of Jos had earlier rescheduled exams due to the crisis.
As Jos faces renewed violence just as curfew was lifted, the fragile security situation underscores the deep-seated tensions that continue to plague the city, with residents caught between fear of attacks and the economic hardship of prolonged restrictions.
Sources: Premium Times, Channels Television
