Insecurity: Gov. Caleb Mutfwang Visits Angwan Rukuba Community in Armored Tank After Terrorist Attack

By Reporter

Jos, Plateau State — In a show that demonstrated the seriousness of the insecurity in some parts of Nigeria, the Governor of Caleb Mutfwang on Monday visited the troubled Angwan Rukuba community following a recent wave of terrorist attacks that left residents shaken and several casualties reported.

The governor arrived at the scene in an armored military tank, underscoring the gravity of the security situation in parts of Plateau State. The visit comes amid growing concerns over escalating violence in the region, which has seen repeated attacks attributed to armed groups.

Addressing community leaders and displaced residents, Governor Mutfwang condemned the attacks as “barbaric and unacceptable,” assuring citizens that his administration is working closely with security agencies to restore peace and prevent further bloodshed.

“We will not abandon our people in their time of need,” the governor said. “The government is committed to ensuring that every community in Plateau State is safe and protected.”

Eyewitnesses described the governor’s arrival in the armored vehicle as both reassuring and symbolic, reflecting the seriousness with which authorities are treating the crisis. Security personnel maintained a heavy presence throughout the visit, as tensions remain high in the area.

Community leaders used the opportunity to call for sustained security deployment and long-term solutions to the recurring violence. Many residents have reportedly fled their homes, while others continue to live in fear of further attacks.

The state government has pledged immediate relief support for affected families and reiterated its commitment to collaborating with federal security forces to stabilize the region.

As investigations into the attacks continue, residents of Angwan Rukuba and surrounding communities remain hopeful that the governor’s visit will mark a turning point in efforts to restore peace and security.