Protesters in Plateau turn their protest ground into a place of worship with a church service. Find out more about the heartfelt service.

Since the beginning of their protest, which has now entered its fourth day, demonstrators in Plateau State have been congregating at the Old Airport roundabout in Jos. On Sunday, they held their worship service there as well.

Christians and Muslims alike attended a worship service that mirrored the jumat prayers conducted by devoted Muslim followers at the same location on Friday.

On Day 4 of the protest, the demonstrators temporarily transformed their gathering place into a temple and filled it with songs of worship and praise. This was in contrast to previous demonstrations where there were fewer people present.

President Bola Tinubu’s Sunday morning broadcast failed to address concerns raised by the agitators, leaving protesters unimpressed.

The Commissioner of Police in Plateau State supervised the security personnel assigned to monitor peaceful protests ongoing for four days, which may persist due to perceived inadequate response from the President.

The coalition leaders in Plateau State are assembling to make a determination on the subsequent course of action after deeming the president’s speech as inadequate and objectionable.