Plateau House of Assembly has expressed concern about the wanton killings in the state and urged Governor Simon Lalong to act fast to end the bloodletting.
The Plateau governor said the perpetrators acted on their own and did not represent any religious, ethnic or social interests.
Plateau State has been under siege since some travellers were killed in the Rukuba axis of the state while on transit from Bauchi to Ondo State on August 14.
Mr Pantami said after speaking with top military chiefs on the matter, the president directed that the perpetrators be prosecuted.
A former councillor, Hassan Tukur, was killed by gunmen in Zamfara state on the same day Mr Adesina published his article.
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has condemned the renewed violence in Jos, describing it as a tit-for-tat action.
The JNI has called on the government at all levels to be decisive in sending a message of deterrence to criminal elements and fish the Rukuba Road assassins.
He said that any person or group of persons who embarks on a reprisal attack would be arrested and prosecuted.
The coordinated response is to protect the community and boost public confidence in the affected areas.
Security personnel have stepped up patrols in Jos metropolis to maintain peace.
