₦airaland Forum

In light of the relative calm recorded after the recent violent attack on citizens of Angwan Rukuba in Jos North Local Government Area, the Plateau State Government, under the leadership of His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has announced the relaxation of the 48-hour curfew earlier imposed on the area.

Effective from 1st April, 2026, the curfew will now be observed from 7am to 3pm. Residents are hereby permitted to carry out their lawful activities, within the stipulated hours.
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‎The government urges citizens to remain calm, vigilant, and law-abiding as security agencies continue to monitor the situation to ensure sustained peace and order.
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‎The Plateau State Government appreciates the cooperation and resilience of the public during this period and reiterates its commitment to the protection of lives and property across the state.
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‎Signed:
‎Rt. Hon. Joyce Lohya Ramnap, mni
‎Honourable Commissioner for Information and Communication
‎March 31, 2026

thesolutions:
Let me say this. The curfew was not necessary. It made the killing appear as a religious crisis.
This was a deliberate attempt to trigger religious unrest in the vicinity because there has been religious tension among the two religious groups. Maybe the terrorist forgot to shout Allahu Akbar to make it a religious act but that is unheard of about religious killings from Islamic terrorists.
No one accused any religious sect until after the curfew.
A little alarm was what was needed and a collaborative effort between the christian and Moslem community to apprehend the culprit but the curfew created religious tension.

It is high time for the Moslem community to start collaborating with the Christian counterpart to apprehend culprits involved in this kind of killings so they won't be seen as working together with the culprits.

You won't see the culprits running into christian communities but into already segregated Moslem communities.

thesolutions:
Let me say this. The curfew was not necessary. It made the killing appear as a religious crisis.
This was a deliberate attempt to trigger religious unrest in the vicinity because there has been religious tension among the two religious groups. Maybe the terrorist forgot to shout Allahu Akbar to make it a religious act but that is unheard of about religious killings from Islamic terrorists.
No one accused any religious sect until after the curfew.
A little alarm was what was needed and a collaborative effort between the christian and Moslem community to apprehend the culprit but the curfew created religious tension.

It is high time for the Moslem community to start collaborating with the Christian counterpart to apprehend culprits involved in this kind of killings so they won't be seen as working together with the culprits.

You won't see the culprits running into christian communities but into already segregated Moslem communities.

Rielbusinesses:
What does this mean.

Are people supposed to stay indoors from 7am to 3pm and then come out from 3pm till next morning

runningriot:
Plateau state has become a theater of wars. Over time with a reasonable numbers of years now Plateau state is the only state battling with religious wars and crisis. A state once known with the slogan of home of peace and tourism has now become a home of war and bloodshed...

ikay00406:
I have the same question, someone should please answer.

Rielbusinesses:
What does this mean.

Are people supposed to stay indoors from 7am to 3pm and then come out from 3pm till next morning

thesolutions:
Let me say this. The curfew was not necessary. It made the killing appear as a religious crisis.
This was a deliberate attempt to trigger religious unrest in the vicinity because there has been religious tension among the two religious groups. Maybe the terrorist forgot to shout Allahu Akbar to make it a religious act but that is unheard of about religious killings from Islamic terrorists.
No one accused any religious sect until after the curfew.
A little alarm was what was needed and a collaborative effort between the christian and Moslem community to apprehend the culprit but the curfew created religious tension.

It is high time for the Moslem community to start collaborating with the Christian counterpart to apprehend culprits involved in this kind of killings so they won't be seen as working together with the culprits.

You won't see the culprits running into christian communities but into already segregated Moslem communities.

DeclanR:
Yakubu manage!
You'll feel like you want to die, but you'll not die .
Is that clear?

Yes sir.


Hearing this , gives me courage to handle my struggles

thesolutions:
Let me say this. The curfew was not necessary. It made the killing appear as a religious crisis.
This was a deliberate attempt to trigger religious unrest in the vicinity because there has been religious tension among the two religious groups. Maybe the terrorist forgot to shout Allahu Akbar to make it a religious act but that is unheard of about religious killings from Islamic terrorists.
No one accused any religious sect until after the curfew.
A little alarm was what was needed and a collaborative effort between the christian and Moslem community to apprehend the culprit but the curfew created religious tension.

It is high time for the Moslem community to start collaborating with the Christian counterpart to apprehend culprits involved in this kind of killings so they won't be seen as working together with the culprits.

You won't see the culprits running into christian communities but into already segregated Moslem communities.

EmperorIsaac:
You know nothing about Plateau. Please keep quiet. The curfew is in order.

thesolutions:
Now have you heard the latest. The curfew was lifted and the feared killing commenced.
Now Jos is on lockdown. No media frenzy now even though more people were killed than the initial number by armed men.
That I suggested something different from the usual that has not yielded any solutions over the years doesn't make me a novice.

thesolutions:
Now have you heard the latest. The curfew was lifted and the feared killing commenced.
Now Jos is on lockdown. No media frenzy now even though more people were killed than the initial number by armed men.
That I suggested something different from the usual that has not yielded any solutions over the years doesn't make me a novice.

chatinent:
Until it's Boko Haram you jam.

DeclanR:
Lol... I no pray o.
But what's even the difference between what I'm currently going through and meeting Boko haram?

chatinent:
Have you ever seen death face-to-face?