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14 Suspects Nabbed In Plateau For Disregarding Curfew Laws
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The Plateau State Command has detained 14 individuals for violating the 24-hour curfew imposed in Jos and its surrounding areas. This announcement was made by Commissioner of Police Emmanuel Adesina following a State Security Council meeting in Jos on Monday……. CONTINUE READING
The state government enacted the curfew on Sunday in response to violence and looting by some protesters in the Jos North Local Government Area. Adesina explained that the peaceful nationwide protest had been disrupted by miscreants who engaged in vandalism, prompting the curfew to mitigate further damage.
Adesina emphasized that the curfew remains in effect and warned that violators will face prosecution. “We have arrested 14 individuals for breaking the curfew and urge residents to remain indoors until the government revises the curfew,” he stated.
Brig.-Gen. Gakji Shipi (retd.), the governor’s Special Adviser on Security, appealed to residents to avoid violence and embrace peaceful coexistence. He assured that the government is committed to supporting security efforts to maintain peace in Plateau.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang presided over the security meeting, where these issues were discussed.
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