The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Plateau State alleges that terrorists attack communities that are observing a government-imposed curfew. The NBA says the attacks continue even as residents comply with the restrictions meant to curb violence.
According to reports, four NBA branches—Jos, Pankshin, Bukuru and Shendam—raise the concern at a joint press conference in Jos. The NBA frames the issue as a failure of curfew measures to prevent attacks, arguing that terrorists are able to operate during the period when movement is restricted.
The outlets present the same core claim and rely on the NBA’s account, with no additional confirmed details from other independent sources in the provided excerpts. Neither outlet specifies the number of incidents, locations beyond the state and the affected communities, or reported casualties. Overall, the coverage centers on the NBA’s allegation and the context of curfew observance in Plateau State.
