Protesters in Plateau State had the Sunday worship service at the Old Airport roundabout in Jos where the demonstrators have been gathering since the commencement of the protest which is on the fourth day.
The worship service which was attended by both Christians and Muslims was a replica of last Friday’s jumat prayers offered by the Muslim faithful at the same venue.
With an increase in number compared to the previous gatherings, the protesters temporarily converted the venue to a temple with praises and worship songs to mark Day 4 of the protest.
The protesters are not impressed with President Bola Tinubu’s broadcast on Sunday morning which they claim did not address issues raised by the agitators.
Security personnel led by the Commissioner of Police in Plateau State was in charge to monitor the activities of the protesters which have been peaceful in the last four days and might continue considering what they described as the unsatisfactory response of the President.
Leaders of the coalition in Plateau State are converging to take a decision on the next step to take following the president’s address which has been described as unsatisfactory and unacceptable.
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