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The Plateau State Government has imposed a 48-hour curfew on Jos North Local Government Area following a deadly attack by gunmen.

The curfew, which takes immediate effect, is aimed at restoring calm and preventing further breakdown of law and order after the violent incident that left several people dead and others injured.

State authorities said the decision was taken in consultation with security agencies, urging residents to remain indoors and comply fully with the directive.

According to officials, the restriction on movement is part of efforts to stabilise the situation and allow security operatives to take control of affected areas.

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The attack, which occurred on Sunday night, reportedly involved gunmen who stormed a community in Jos North and opened fire on residents, causing multiple casualties.

While the exact number of those killed has not been officially confirmed, reports indicate significant loss of life, heightening tension across the area.

Residents have been advised to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities to security agencies as authorities intensify efforts to prevent further violence.

The latest development underscores the persistent security challenges in Plateau State, where recurring attacks have continued to threaten peace and stability.

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