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Africa

One reportedly killed in clash at Plateau market

Source: Punch Nigeria · 25 Sep 2026, 01:03 UTC
One reportedly killed in clash at Plateau market
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

One person was reportedly shot and vehicles were damaged during a clash between Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps operatives and traders in Jos North, Plateau State. Punch Nigeria said the confrontation followed a sanitation exercise, but supplied material does not identify the victim or describe any official response.

One person was reportedly shot during a clash between Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps operatives and traders at a market in Jos North, Plateau State, Punch Nigeria reported. Vehicles were also smashed in the confrontation, according to the source. The clash reportedly began during a sanitation exercise, although the supplied material does not say which agency organised it or what disagreement led to the violence.

The report described the death as feared rather than confirmed. It did not identify the person who was reportedly shot, say whether anyone else was injured or provide details of arrests. No official statement from the NSCDC, traders or Plateau authorities was included in the available material.

The source also did not provide information about the extent of the property damage or whether the sanitation exercise continued.

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