On Wednesday, an area court in Jos sentenced Japhet Shualka, 27, a security guard and two others to 10 years’ imprisonment each.
A Jos court Tuesday sentenced a bus conductor, Suleiman Mohammed, 22, to six months’ imprisonment for unlawful possession of two knives.
“When I told him of my abduction some years back, he said, ‘Don’t be worried. God is always there to guide his own’.”
He wished the Christian faithful a fruitful celebration.
The victims were residents who had fled their villages to state-run shelters following previous attacks that gripped the vast agrarian region in central Nigeria.
Jos Electricity Distribution says it has dismissed 20 employees for corrupt practices.
Security operatives have sealed off the Plateau State House of Assembly complex’s entrance as the speakership’s tussle deepens.
Acknowledging mistakes made by previous administrations, Mr Mutfwang, in proffering a solution, identified the role of the private sector in revamping tourism in the state.
“The event is an annual exercise organised to upscale the proficiency of troops in the use of weapons.”
“We will not fail to raise red flags when your government decides to abandon governance.”
