Curfew Imposed in Jos North Following Deadly Attack on Churchgoers

• •A 48-hour curfew has been imposed in Jos North following a deadly attack on March 29.
• •The attack involved gunmen on motorcycles targeting civilians, resulting in at least six deaths.
• •Governor Mutfwang condemned the violence and assured that security measures are being implemented.

A 48-hour curfew has been enforced in Jos North Local Government Area, Plateau State, Nigeria, after a deadly attack on March 29, 2026, that left several people dead, including a churchgoer. The attack occurred when gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on civilians, resulting in at least six fatalities and multiple injuries. The Plateau State Government, led by Governor Caleb Mutfwang, condemned the incident as 'barbaric and unprovoked,' emphasizing the need for security measures to restore order. The curfew, effective from midnight on March 29 to April 1, aims to prevent further violence and ensure public safety. Residents have been urged to cooperate with security forces during this period. The attack is part of a troubling trend of violence in the region, where communities have faced repeated assaults, kidnappings, and displacement in recent years.