The Plateau State authorities has introduced a partial rest of the 48-hour curfew beforehand imposed on Jos North following final week’s violent assault in Angwan Rukuba.
In a press release on Tuesday, the Commissioner for Data and Communication, Rt. Hon. Joyce Lohya Ramnap, mentioned the choice follows studies from safety companies of a “relative calm” within the affected group.
Efficient 1 April 2026, residents can be allowed to maneuver between 7:00 am and three:00 pm, enabling them to renew important actions throughout these hours.
The federal government urged residents to stay calm, vigilant, and law-abiding as safety forces proceed monitoring the realm to forestall additional disturbances.
Ramnap counseled the cooperation and resilience of residents in the course of the interval of heightened restrictions and reiterated the administration’s dedication to defending lives and property throughout the state.
The curfew had initially been imposed after the violent incident in Angwan Rukuba, which prompted fast intervention from each safety operatives and state authorities.