There was a strong security presence on Thursday at the Plateau State High Court in Jos as the state government arraigned four individuals allegedly linked to the deadly Palm Sunday attack in the Angwan Rukuba area of Jos North Local Government Area.
The suspects were arrested by the Department of State Services between April 3 and April 10, 2026, and were brought before the court under tight security to prevent any disruption of proceedings.
Court sessions commenced shortly after the defendants arrived at the Plateau State High Court of Justice around 9:20 a.m., with security personnel deployed both داخل and around the court premises.
The Plateau State Government charged the suspects with offences including criminal conspiracy and terrorism in connection with the attack.
Those arraigned include Isa Umar Ibrahim, Auwalu Abubakar, also known as Auwalu Dogo, Musa Abubakar Ibrahim, also called Yaroro, and one other individual.
Backstory…
The Palm Sunday attack in Angwan Rukuba, Jos North LGA of Plateau State was a violent incident that reportedly occurred during the Christian Palm Sunday period, a day that marks the beginning of Holy Week.
The attack led to loss of lives and heightened tension in the community, sparking widespread concern over insecurity in the area. In response, security agencies, including the Department of State Services, launched investigations and arrested several suspects linked to the incident.
Following the arrests, the Plateau State Government moved to formally prosecute the individuals involved. The suspects have now been arraigned in court under heavy security presence, facing charges related to criminal conspiracy and terrorism, as authorities continue efforts to ensure justice and prevent further violence in the state.
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