Summary
A 48-hour curfew has been put in place in Jos, a city in central Nigeria, after an attack at a bar led to further violence. The curfew aims to prevent more violence and keep people safe while the authorities investigate the incident. Security forces have increased their presence to maintain order in the area.
Key Facts
- A curfew was imposed in Jos, Nigeria, after a deadly attack at a bar.
- Twelve people were reportedly killed in the initial attack, with a subsequent mob attack killing 10 more.
- The governor of Plateau state announced the curfew and stated that an investigation is underway.
- There have been reports of threats on social media prior to the attack.
- The curfew started at midnight local time and will last until April 1.
- Security forces have been deployed to secure the area and restore calm.
- Jos is known for violence between different communities over land and resources.
- Nigeria is facing various security challenges, which complicates response efforts.
