Despite curfew, terrorists attack several Plateau communities, kill 11

Despite a dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed by Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang, terrorists and bandits have continued attacking communities, killing at least 11 people over two days. They destroyed over 20 hectares of farmland, set homes, churches, businesses, and food barns ablaze, and rustled more than 50 cattle. Coordinated attacks occurred in Mangu, Barkin Ladi, and Bokkos, including killings at Kikyau, Panyam, Kasuwan Ali, and a mining site in Kworos Gangare, with additional assaults on Jol, Riyom, Exland, Gashish, Rapwomol, Dorowa Babuje, and Kantoma, raising questions about the effectiveness of the curfew and security enforcement.