Jos killings: Tight security as Plateau court resumes trial of four suspects
By Golok Nanmwa
nProceedings resumed on Thursday at the Plateau State High Court in the trial of four suspects linked to the Anguwan Rukuba killings and related attacks in Jos North Local Government Area.
nThe suspects, who were arrested by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS), arrived at the court premises at about 9 a.m. under heavy security presence.
nSecurity was visibly heightened around the court as the hearing continued in the high-profile case, which has attracted widespread public attention following the March 2026 attack that claimed over 30 lives.
nPlateau State Government filed charges against the suspects, including criminal conspiracy, terrorism, culpable homicide and illegal possession of firearms.
nThe case was earlier adjourned to allow the defendants get proper legal representation, after the initial arraignment was stalled due to the absence of defence counsel.
nDetails soon…
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