The Digest:
Nollywood actor Zuby Michael has sparked mixed reactions after calling on Christians in Jos, Plateau State, to flee the city following the deadly Palm Sunday attack in Angwan Rukuba that claimed dozens of lives. In an Instagram post, Michael wrote, "Christians should leave Jos," adding that nemesis would eventually catch up with the terrorists. The post drew criticism from many who argued that leaving ancestral land is not a solution, especially as Plateau is predominantly Christian.
Key Points:
- Zuby Michael called on Christians to leave Jos after the deadly attack.
- Critics argued that abandoning ancestral land is not a solution to insecurity.
- Some commenters noted that Plateau is originally a Christian state and residents should not be displaced.
- Others called for proactive government action and voting for the right leaders.
- The attack has sparked widespread outrage and calls for justice.
As the debate over the appropriate response to the Jos massacre intensifies, Zuby Michael's controversial call has ignited discussions about displacement versus resilience in the face of terror.
Sources: Daily Post
