NBA Condemns Terror Attacks During Curfew in Plateau State
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Plateau State alleged that terrorists attacked communities despite government-imposed curfews. This statement was made during a joint press conference by the four NBA branches in Jos, Pankshin, Bukuru, and Shendam.
The NBA, represented by Chairman Morgan Dung, expressed concern over recent attacks in Mangu, Barkin Ladi, Riyom, and Bokkos Local Government Areas, which led to deaths and displacement of residents. The association highlighted that some community vigilantes in Kikyo village, Mangu LGA, were killed while on duty during the curfew.
Additional attacks were reported in Cantoma and Bin-Per villages in Mangu, as well as Kasa village in Marit District of Barkin Ladi LGA. The NBA warned that ongoing attacks could erode public confidence and disrupt law and order.
They called for stronger security operations, improved border surveillance, better coordination among security agencies, investigations into delayed responses to attacks, and time-bound trials for terrorism cases.
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