Natasha To Musa: Prove You’re Different Or Resign Amid Jos Killings

The Senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has issued a strongly worded call to the Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, demanding immediate and decisive action following the killing of innocent Christian worshippers in Angwan Rukuba on Good Friday.

The attack, which occurred on March 27, 2026, has sparked nationwide outrage, with reports indicating that more than 30 lives were lost in the tragic incident.

The assault on the predominantly Christian community during one of the holiest periods of the faith has further heightened concerns over persistent insecurity in parts of the country, particularly in Jos.

In a direct message to the Defence Minister via her official social media handle, the lawmaker expressed deep disappointment over what she described as a widening gap between assurances given during his Senate screening and the current security realities.

Reacting to the development, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, condemned the killings in strong terms, describing the incident as “another brutal reminder that Nigerians remain unprotected.”

“Dear General Christopher Musa,” she stated, “Angwan Rukuba is another brutal reminder that Nigerians remain unprotected. During your screening at the Senate chambers, your words were filled with promises, and I allowed myself a sigh of relief—at last, I thought.”

The lawmaker, however, did not mince words in demanding accountability and urgent results from the nation’s security leadership.

“Well, prove now you are different and secure lives, or step aside. Enough of condolences. Enough of excuses. Nigerians want action, protection, and results!” she declared.

The senator’s remarks add to the growing chorus of voices calling for a comprehensive overhaul of Nigeria’s security architecture, as citizens continue to grapple with recurring attacks, particularly in vulnerable communities.

Without swift and coordinated action, such incidents may further erode public confidence in the government’s ability to safeguard lives and property.

Meanwhile, residents of Angwan Rukuba and surrounding areas remain in mourning, calling on authorities not only to bring the perpetrators to justice but also to prevent future occurrences.

As pressure mounts on the Defence Ministry, all eyes are now on General Musa and the nation’s security apparatus to demonstrate a renewed commitment to restoring peace and protecting citizens across the country.