Some suspects have been arrested by security personnel drafted to the affected community.
The government’s laxity in addressing emerging attacks could yet again heighten ethnic clashes among residents of “The Home of Peace and Tourism.”
The Plateau governor said his government has spent a lot of money on security yet new challenges are emerging.
The JNI described the violent attacks as “worrisome”, adding that it posed serious threats to the peace efforts of the state government.
The judge admitted the accused to N100,000 bail with one surety in like sum.
Mr Pam called on security agencies to intensify efforts toward arresting the perpetrators of these acts.
The CAN chairman in Jos charged the visiting army commander to end the circle of killings in the state.
“We have witnessed the willful and carefully planned destruction of crops in some areas of the state by criminals,” Mr Lalong said.
The governor said no one was exempted from tax payment since he, as the number one citizen, had demonstrated such responsibility.
PLASIEC charged chairmanship candidates of participating political parties N1,000,000 each while councillor candidates would pay N600,000 each to be eligible.
