“The question is, who are the persons behind the organisers of this terrorism? This is what the security agencies must help us to unravel,” said the governor.
“The recent killing spree in Bokkos is worrisome. We fear that the way things are going, if not well-managed, it can lead to anarchy,” JNI said.
The commissioner said the intention was to provide accommodation for skilled birth attendants at the PHCs while improving the health indices of the state.
ACF urged the adoption of early warning and early response mechanisms that actively involve community members.
Mr Tinubu directed security agencies to track down the attackers, promising they would face severe punishment once apprehended.
The incident occurred in the early hours of April 2, resulting in an undisclosed number of casualties and the destruction of properties.
An Area Court in Jos on Friday sentenced Joseph John to six months’ imprisonment for stealing various household items valued at N64,800.
An Area Court in Jos on Friday sentenced an artisan, Danjuma Alei, to six months’ imprisonment for stealing two solar lamp posts worth N80,000.
An Area Court in Jos on Friday sentenced an unemployed man, Jonathan Dazong, to six months’ imprisonment for stealing one bag of maize.
Mr Wayas said this achievement aimed to meet the service’s target of N52 billion in 2025.
