The University of Jos has actually delayed scheduled evaluations following a lethal attack in Anguwan Rukuba community, located in Jos North City Government Location of Plateau State.
The organization revealed that all examinations slated for Monday, March 30, and Tuesday, March 31, 2026, have been suspended due to security issues impacting trainees and staff, a lot of whom reside in the struggling area.
The decision comes after gunmen apparently assaulted the neighborhood on Sunday, March 29, leaving numerous persons feared dead. Homeowners stated the attackers, who arrived on bikes, opened fire on youths, setting off panic and discontent.
In the consequences, angry youths blocked major roadways within the community, further increasing tension and interrupting movement across parts of Jos North.
Responding quickly, the Plateau State Government enforced a 48-hour curfew on the local government area to restore order and prevent further violence.
In a declaration, the Commissioner for Details and Communication, Rt. Hon. Joyce Lohya Ramnap, condemned the attack as “barbaric and unprovoked,” assuring that security companies are working to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Guv Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang likewise reassured homeowners of their safety, noting that security workers have been deployed to safeguard lives and property. He advised residents to stay calm and support ongoing examinations.
The test suspension is as a result of the instant impact of the security scenario on academic activities, as authorities work to support the area and guarantee it is safe for trainees to return.