Bola Tinubu has assured residents of Jos of urgent relief measures following the recent killings in Rukuba, including the deployment of over 5,000 digital surveillance cameras to curb criminal activities
The President made the pledge during an interactive meeting with community leaders as part of his condolence visit to victims of the Palm Sunday attacks.
He also announced plans to widen the crisis management committee to accommodate Caleb Muftwang, Nentawe Yilwatda, and the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, in a bid to strengthen the response framework.
Tinubu directed the Humanitarian Affairs Minister to compile detailed data on affected victims upon return to Abuja. Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, come see me. Take numeric analysis of the victims, You are a data person. Let’s see what we can do. For their losses
He acknowledged that no compensation could truly make up for the tragedy but stressed the government’s commitment to providing some relief. But whatever we do to give them minimum comfort. We will.
Addressing Bosun Tijjani, the President revealed plans for an extensive surveillance network. to give you assurance. We are going to install immediately, a network of camera. That will help the law enforcement agencies, to identify the troublemakers instantly. Over 5,000. We will do a network as soon we can.
Tinubu also expressed regret over the brief nature of his visit, citing poor lighting conditions at the airport as a limiting factor.
No amount of money can pay you. Yes, as government we will try our best to comfort you, to work with you. The best solution is for Jos to be just. The world that people like us grew up to know.
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