Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has made an important announcement regarding the curfew imposed on Jos and Bukuru. Previously, the curfew was stricter, but now, in a move that reflects a positive change in the security situation, the Governor has decided to relax the curfew hours. This decision allows residents more freedom to go about their daily activities.
The curfew will now be in effect from 12 noon to 6 pm. This adjustment signifies a significant shift in the government’s approach, as they had been closely monitoring the security situation. The improvement in safety has given the government the confidence to ease restrictions. This development is especially important for the people of Jos and Bukuru, who have been living under the shadow of the curfew for some time.
The official statement, released by the Director of Press and Public Affairs, emphasized the reasons behind this decision. It was noted that the improvement in security is a result of coordinated efforts between the government and security agencies, working tirelessly to restore peace and order in the region. The statement made it clear that the Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, was not making this decision lightly. He had consulted extensively with security experts to ensure that relaxing the curfew would not compromise public safety.
In his message, Governor Mutfwang expressed his appreciation to the people of Jos and Bukuru for their patience and cooperation during the period of the curfew. He acknowledged that living under such restrictions is not easy, but he praised the residents for their understanding and peaceful behavior. This cooperation, he noted, has been crucial in helping the authorities manage the security situation effectively.
The Governor also assured the public that the government would continue to prioritize the safety and well-being of the citizens. He promised that any future decisions regarding the curfew would be made with the best interests of the people in mind. This means that while the curfew has been relaxed, the government remains vigilant and ready to respond to any changes in the security environment.
Governor Mutfwang concluded his message by appealing to the public to maintain their cooperation with security agencies. He stressed that the relaxation of the curfew does not mean that all dangers have passed, but rather that progress is being made. The Governor urged everyone to stay alert and continue supporting the efforts to keep Plateau State safe.
This new curfew schedule, from 12 noon to 6 pm, will be in place until further notice. Residents are encouraged to use this time wisely and continue to conduct themselves in a manner that supports the ongoing efforts to secure lasting peace in the region.
