Heightened tension returned to Jos, Plateau State, on Wednesday after the state eased its 48-hour curfew following the d+adly Angwan Rukuba att@ck.
The relaxed curfew, now set from 7am to 3pm, was intended to allow residents to resume normal activities.
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However, the move sparked fresh chaos, with angry mobs and hoodlums att@cking motorists and passers-by across the city. Several reports claim that a young man walking near the University of Jos Permanent Site was b£aten to d+ath by the mob.
Windscreens of several vehicles were smashed in areas including Terminus, Bauchi Road, Farin Gada, Tina Junction, Chobe, and the University of Jos axis.
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The vi%lence forced businesses to close, leaving banks and shops shut as residents feared further att@cks. Joy Bature, a shop owner at Terminus Market, said, “We are scared to open our shops. We don’t know what might happen.”
The University of Jos Alumni Association urged the state government and security agencies to deploy enhanced security, especially around campuses, hostels, and major access roads.
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