Tension As Violence Erupts In Jos Hours After Govt Relaxed Curfew
Tension has erupted in Jos hours after the Plateau State Government eased the 48-hour curfew. The curfew was imposed following the deadly Sunday night attack in Anguwan Rukuba. Reports indicate that sporadic violence broke out in parts of the city, with unconfirmed claims of fresh casualties.
The situation has triggered panic among residents, forcing traders to abandon their shops and flee to safety. Eyewitnesses describe scenes of confusion as people fled for cover amid fears of renewed attacks. Security presence is said to be increasing in affected areas. Unidentified gunmen, reportedly riding on a motorcycle, had shot and killed at least 28 people in Anguwan Rukuba on Sunday. A resident, who spoke to Channels Television via a phone call on condition of anonymity, said the attack occurred around the Anguwan Rukuba junction in the evening.
Authorities are urging residents to remain calm and vigilant as efforts continue to restore order. The Anguwan Rukuba attack prompted the University of Jos to reschedule exams scheduled for March 30 and 31.
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Tension is rising in Jos after the Plateau State Government eased a 48-hour curfew imposed after a deadly attack in Anguwan Rukuba. Sporadic violence has broken out, triggering panic among residents - what could this mean for the fragile security situation?
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