By SN24.com 
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A horrific attack on Palm Sunday in Angwan Rukuba, Plateau State, has left 28 people dead and many more injured, sparking widespread outrage and calls for action. Senator David Jang has condemned the attack, describing it as a “fundamental, soul-searching question” and asking “For how long shall these killings continue?”
In a statement signed by Sen. Jang media Aid Clinton Garuba , Senator Jang expressed his heartbreak and solidarity with the families of the victims, calling for unity and restraint in the face of evil. He demanded more proactive measures from security agencies, citing the brazen audacity of the terrorists who struck in the heart of the state capital.
The Senator commended President Tinubu for addressing the issue of state police, urging him to expedite action to empower state governors to control security in their states. He called on security agencies to hunt down the perpetrators and bring them to justice, and for communities to raise surveillance and stand together against the existential threat.
The attack has sparked concerns about the security situation in Plateau State, with many questioning the effectiveness of current measures. Senator Jang’s statement emphasizes the need for collective action and a rethink of strategies to protect citizens and prevent future attacks.
The statement concludes with a call for justice and support for the affected families, and a prayer for the souls of the fallen patriots to rest in eternal peace.