President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has visited families affected by the recent attack in Jos, which claimed over 30 lives and destroyed several homes, assuring them of government support and a renewed commitment to lasting peace.
The President, who suspended his previously scheduled trip to Ogun State, traveled to Plateau State in response to the deadly incident that has left communities devastated and many residents displaced.
During a live broadcast on Channels Television, Tinubu expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy and acknowledged the pain of the bereaved families.
“There is nothing I can give you, whether it’s money in millions, but console you and promise that this experience will not repeat itself,” he said.
Tinubu emphasized that beyond financial assistance, the government’s priority is to ensure such violence does not recur. He assured residents that security agencies have been directed to intensify efforts to track down perpetrators and prevent further attacks.
The President also highlighted the need for unity, cooperation, and intelligence sharing among communities and security forces to tackle the root causes of the crisis.
The recent attack, which left more than 30 people dead and several homes destroyed, has sparked nationwide concern, with calls for stronger security measures and lasting solutions to recurring violence in Plateau State.
Residents and community leaders have continued to demand justice for victims and proactive steps to safeguard lives and property in the region.