Anger and grief spilled onto the streets of Plateau State on Monday as hundreds of residents protested the deadly attacks that occurred on Palm Sunday. The demonstration began at Anguwan Rukuba in Jos North Local Government Area, the site of the massacre, with residents calling for urgent government intervention.
Chanting and holding placards, the protesters insisted that curfews alone were not enough to end the recurring violence that has left communities in fear. The unrest was captured on video and widely shared online, showing both the intensity of the demonstrations and the resolve of the residents.
During the protest, Plateau State Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang made an appearance at the scene, engaging with residents as tensions ran high. The gathering highlighted the deep frustration of the community and their demand for immediate and effective action to prevent further bloodshed.
