By Adesakin Adefemi
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has led a high-level delegation of security chiefs to Jos, Plateau State, to assess the security situation and boost efforts to restore peace.
The visit is part of ongoing efforts to stabilize affected communities and protect lives following recent attacks.
Upon arrival, Shaibu was received by Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang, highlighting strong collaboration between the military and civil authorities.
He held strategic security engagements and received briefings from top commanders, including the leadership of Operation ENDURING PEACE.
Addressing residents and community leaders, Shaibu reassured citizens of the military’s commitment to safeguarding law-abiding Nigerians. He urged cooperation with security agencies, adherence to curfew directives, and support for ongoing operations.
Local leaders praised the timely intervention, noting it would boost public confidence and strengthen peace efforts. The Nigerian Army reaffirmed its resolve to work closely with other security agencies and stakeholders to address threats and ensure lasting peace across Plateau State.
The visit comes amid rising security concerns in the region, with recent attacks on communities and farmers. The military has intensified efforts to protect civilians and bring perpetrators to justice.
Shaibu’s visit is expected to enhance security measures and provide relief to affected communities. The Plateau State government has also vowed to support security efforts and promote peace in the region.
The security situation in Plateau State remains volatile, with ongoing clashes between herders and farmers. The military has deployed troops to hotspots and established checkpoints to curb violence.
Residents have been advised to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities to security agencies. The government has also urged citizens to cooperate with security efforts and provide information on insecurity incidents.
The outcome of Shaibu’s visit is expected to shape security strategies in Plateau State and beyond.
