President Bola Ahmed Tinubu said the best solution is for Jos to return to the peace and stability it was once known for.

He emphasised that no amount of mourning can bring back lost loved ones, and reminded that leaders are elected to bring peace and prosperity, not to create widows and widowers.

He stated this on Thursday during his visit to Jos, the Plateau State capital, over the recent attacks that claimed 28 lives and left many injured.

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The President stressed that his presence is not just to commiserate, but to promote lasting peace, adding that such incidents must not happen again.

He directed all service chiefs to identify and bring to justice the killers and perpetrators of the recent attacks in Plateau State.

Tinubu assured that over 5,000 cameras will be deployed to enhance security surveillance across Plateau State.

Speaking further on the development, Dr Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, said security surveillance cameras will be installed in all states of the federation.