Eid-El-Fitri Day: Apprehension Grips Jos Over Possible Clashes, As Cultists Kill One In Kabong.

Eid-El-Fitri Day: Apprehension Grips Jos Over Possible Clashes, As Cultists Kill One In Kabong.By Moses GbandeKabong District, in Jos North Local Government of Plateau State Tuesday morning records security breach following the killing of one person by suspected Cultists.Tension was high within the metropolis as a result of the incident which happened at the time Muslims were attending Eid-El-fitri prayers at various prayer grounds in the state.Shops Were shut down, business activities crippled, even residential houses were under lock and key for fear of uncertainties.Report has it that the suspected cultists drove into Kabong village on a motorcycle in trace of their prey and in coming to face to face with him, one of them triggered pistol and shot him in the head leaving him in the pool of blood.It was also gathered that, on alert, the Police Patrol team rush to the scene when the perpetrators were already at large, and have since evacuated the corpse.On a visit to the area, Men of the STF were seing patroling the area, though their presence further creates panic and fears in the minds of citizens, owing to the rumours and threats going on that there might be possible break down of law and order during the Ek-El Fitri Salah celebration in Jos North.In the meantime, Deputy chief Imam of Jos Central Mosque, Shelkh Gazsru Ismail Adams has charged residences of Plateau state to learn to tolerate and coexist peacefully with one another for the interest of the state.The cleric who was accompanied to Ed-el prayer ground by the STF Commafer, Brig.Gen. Agundu admonishes Muslims to practice lessons learnt during the Ramadan period and be Charitable.He also called on President Mohammedu Buhari and all those elected for various positions of leadership to run the affairs of the country in the next four years to adhere to their promises so as to alleviate the suffering of the masses.