Jos Street, Market Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3.

[Jubilee58]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

[Biirakedee]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

Honestly this is really sad to hear that places like Jos going quiet like this shows how serious the situation is. When market are empty and people are forced to stay indoors out of fear then you know that things has gone beyond ordinary. I agree with your point about the curfew because it can help calm things properly and prevents more attack but that is not the full solution, I hope you know that. After a while people still need to come out, work and survive. For me the main thing is what happens after the curfew? there has to be proper investigation, arrest and real consequences because if nothing happens to those who are responsible, this same thing will keep happening. If this things are not addressed properly even peace in the state and communities affected won’t last long. At the end of the day what really matters is that people just want to feel safe in their own environment and it’s only Justice that will actually prevent the next one from happening not just by curfew, curfew will only reduce the tension.

[Africolo]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

On Sunday 29/3/2026 being Palm Sunday that the attack was carried out in Jos is one of the saddest days in Nigeria, where  citizens are killed like animals and nothing will be done about it by the federal government just as the case of Benue that has been swept under the carpet, the introduction of curfew won't be a remedy to the situation, what I expected the federal government to do is to go after the pepertrators of the ugly act because they know them and those behind it, it was a horrible scene to behold.

Curfew will cause more hardship in the town because people can't move freely and go about their business freely in that area, they will live in perpetual fear. This terrorist should be haunted and brought to book, the federal government can do it but they feel reluctant to protect the lives of Nigeria which will result to self defense by the citizens, in as much as they have placed curfew they should also go after them in their camps and destroy them in totally, enough of the killings.

[Qhunman]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

What then would the curfew do, curb the incessant killings or would it bring those who are dead back to life? I always say this that the federal government is clueless,they don't have brains. Instead of going after the perpetrators and bring them to justice  they imposing a 48 hours curfew. How many people have died from their incompetence and how many promises have they broken already?. They would keep on counting dead bodies unless those perpetrators are exposed and brought to justice. The people of Jos should abide to what Verydarkman has said "defend yourselves and don't wait for the government anymore". Because there is a strong chance that after these political sympathise is over,those perpetrators may return to kill more people.

[Umulala-alala]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

On Sunday 29/3/2026 being Palm Sunday that the attack was carried out in Jos is one of the saddest days in Nigeria, where  citizens are killed like animals and nothing will be done about it by the federal government just as the case of Benue that has been swept under the carpet, the introduction of curfew won't be a remedy to the situation, what I expected the federal government to do is to go after the pepertrators of the ugly act because they know them and those behind it, it was a horrible scene to behold.

Curfew will cause more hardship in the town because people can't move freely and go about their business freely in that area, they will live in perpetual fear. This terrorist should be haunted and brought to book, the federal government can do it but they feel reluctant to protect the lives of Nigeria which will result to self defense by the citizens, in as much as they have placed curfew they should also go after them in their camps and destroy them in totally, enough of the killings.

The government always have a means of causing more harm and hardship to the people, placing curfew at Jos will only be making things difficult to the poor masses, the perpetrators who has done this act are no longer in Jos and the government knows about this they even know the people who are doing all this killings across the country, I still do not know when this country will be good because despite all this killings the so called politicians are busy making plans on how they can win the 2027 election they are not concern about what is happening because it's not affecting them or there children you hardly found there children in this country it's very bad

[Promocodeudo]

Curfew will cause more hardship in the town because people can't move freely and go about their business freely in that area, they will live in perpetual fear. This terrorist should be haunted and brought to book, the federal government can do it but they feel reluctant to protect the lives of Nigeria which will result to self defense by the citizens, in as much as they have placed curfew they should also go after them in their camps and destroy them in totally, enough of the killings.

I would have said that the government is cluesless on how to handle this situation but I reminded myself that the government knows all these people carrying out the barbaric and satanic act but refuse to bring them to book or send them to God because many of them are their boys who they armed tp do dirty jobs for them in the past and stol using them till now against their perceived opponents I mean opposition, the things that are happening now calls for concern, imagine how those guys went to carry out such inhumane act and was excorted out from the environment where they did that mayhem, don't you think what Trump said about Nigeria being a country of particular concern is true, let's just be factual here, if Tinubu continue to rule this country something morethan what happened in job recently will begin to happen everywhere in our country, they are just after making Nigeria one party state but doesn't have anything good to offer to the citizens,security of life and property should be the major concern of any government that wants to succeed but once any government fail in those areas it means they are not prepared and will likely play politics or gambling with everything.

[Biirakedee]

I would have said that the government is cluesless on how to handle this situation but I reminded myself that the government knows all these people carrying out the barbaric and satanic act but refuse to bring them to book or send them to God because many of them are their boys who they armed tp do dirty jobs for them in the past and stol using them till now against their perceived opponents I mean opposition, the things that are happening now calls for concern, imagine how those guys went to carry out such inhumane act and was excorted out from the environment where they did that mayhem, don't you think what Trump said about Nigeria being a country of particular concern is true, let's just be factual here, if Tinubu continue to rule this country something morethan what happened in job recently will begin to happen everywhere in our country, they are just after making Nigeria one party state but doesn't have anything good to offer to the citizens,security of life and property should be the major concern of any government that wants to succeed but once any government fail in those areas it means they are not prepared and will likely play politics or gambling with everything.

The real pain is what people are going through over there, imagine waking up for 3/4days straight and your shop is closed, your sources of income gone and your environment filled with fear and uncertainty. Families are worried, people who do business are losing money and peoples normal life is just paused like that. It easy for us to point fingers at the government or assume that they know what is going on behind the scenes and honestly when the security of the country keeps failing repeatedly, people naturally starts to question leadership. That’s why I feel this situation is bigger that just politics, it’s about human lives, stability and peace but right now people are tired scared and losing patience because no community has or deserves to live like this.

[Sammysmart001]

This story is a such a heartwarming one I really feel sad while I was scrolling through my phone and I saw this news, tears scrolling down from my eys. Killings everywhere in our country when will this going to stop. When will our leaders wake up and decide to protect the life and property’s of the country When ?….. when can we all sleep and wake up in peace. This killing is becoming too much and only God can save us from this mess.

[ArabBTC]

According to daily trust. Jos, the Plateau State capital, is under a 48 hour curfew following following deadly attack by gunmen.
Streets and markets are deserted as residents comply with government order. Security forces are patrolling the city.
The death toll has risen to 27, with several others injured.The curfew was imposed to prevent further violence after the attacks at Anguwan Rukuba community.

Here is the link to the news:PHOTOS: Jos Streets, Markets Deserted As Curfew Enters Day 3 - Daily Trust , more details : https://www.beloud.com/news/130912191

This is indeed an ugly experience, the lives of innocent people have been wasted for no cause. Well, thank God for the intervention of the security agencies. But I feel placing curfew is not enough, further investigation should be carried out to ensure these gunmen are brought to book, and a drastic action should be taken against them to preven further occurrence.

What is your take on this?

Just imagine the kind of hardship the residents of Jos is facing just because of a failed government, curfew is a protective measure to maintain peace and calm but just imagine the economic and social hardship that it will pose, people will be completely restricted from doing business or working freely during certain hours and this will create economic setback in the state, Nigeria is really bleeding, i really feel so bad for the residents of Jos and other states that is affected in this endless bloodshed.

When will our government arise and understand that everything is not about politics, when will the government rate the lives of Nigerians to be important, i really do hope that things normalize soon and that Nigeria returns to its former days of glory, we’re peace, unity and progress reigned.

[Africolo]

I would have said that the government is cluesless on how to handle this situation but I reminded myself that the government knows all these people carrying out the barbaric and satanic act but refuse to bring them to book or send them to God because many of them are their boys who they armed tp do dirty jobs for them in the past and stol using them till now against their perceived opponents I mean opposition, the things that are happening now calls for concern, imagine how those guys went to carry out such inhumane act and was excorted out from the environment where they did that mayhem, don't you think what Trump said about Nigeria being a country of particular concern is true, let's just be factual here, if Tinubu continue to rule this country something morethan what happened in job recently will begin to happen everywhere in our country, they are just after making Nigeria one party state but doesn't have anything good to offer to the citizens,security of life and property should be the major concern of any government that wants to succeed but once any government fail in those areas it means they are not prepared and will likely play politics or gambling with everything.

The real pain is what people are going through over there, imagine waking up for 3/4days straight and your shop is closed, your sources of income gone and your environment filled with fear and uncertainty. Families are worried, people who do business are losing money and peoples normal life is just paused like that. It easy for us to point fingers at the government or assume that they know what is going on behind the scenes and honestly when the security of the country keeps failing repeatedly, people naturally starts to question leadership. That’s why I feel this situation is bigger that just politics, it’s about human lives, stability and peace but right now people are tired scared and losing patience because no community has or deserves to live like this.

I told someone few days ago that the introduction of curfew will and can't curb out the killings that has been ongoing in Nigeria if the route cause of the problem is not identified and tackled, now there is curfew in Jos and the terrorist has gone ahead to attack Benue and Kwara, does it mean the government will still placed a curfew in those places too? Putting the people in more sufferings and hunger because they can't go about their businesses as they used to do.

The only solution to this problem is to go after the terrorist and eliminate them totally which the government is capable of if they are actually ready to safe innocent citizens, when a leadership has failed the people they result to asking questions and look out for possible solutions to their problems, so placing a curfew is not the solution to the killings, the government should confront the terrorist in their camps and destroy it.

[Biirakedee]

The curfew is not completely useless because it can help prevent immediate escalation and give security agencies time to respond. If there’s no serious action taken like the proper security intelligence going after these groups and dismantling their operations then it just becomes a temporary measure that affects the innocent people more. So for me I will say it has to be both, short term control with the curfew and a long term action against those that are responsible for what has happened because it’s only when real action is being taken before there can be a total solution to this problem.