President has reassured victims of the recent attack in Jos, that such a tragedy will not occur again, pledging the Federal Government’s resolve to restore lasting peace and security.

The President gave the assurance on Thursday while addressing stakeholders during a visit to Jos, following the deadly Palm Sunday attack in Angwan Rukuba that claimed 28 lives after gunmen struck the community.

Speaking to political leaders and affected residents, Tinubu expressed deep sympathy and emphasized the government’s determination to prevent a recurrence.

“There’s nothing I can give you, whether money in millions, but to console you and promise that this experience will not repeat itself,” he said.

He further stressed the need for unity and a return to the peaceful identity Jos was once known for, noting that government efforts would focus on rebuilding trust and stability.

Tinubu also highlighted that both he and Plateau State Governor, , were elected to deliver prosperity and inclusive governance, not grief and loss.

“We were elected to bring prosperity, not to console and create widows and widowers, but to fulfill the hopes and aspirations of our people,” he stated.

Reaffirming his commitment, the President said his visit was not only to sympathize but to ensure concrete steps toward lasting peace, particularly for the younger generation.

The attack has intensified concerns over security in , with renewed calls for decisive action to end recurring violence in the region.