Nigeria

Residents in the central Nigerian city of Jos are waking up this morning, wondering if the violence that has blighted their city since Sunday will continue.

The state governor first imposed a twelve-hour curfew on Monday.

That turned into a 24-hour curfew by yesterday, but that didn't stop the ethnic-religious violence and many are feared dead.

Extra troops have now been deployed in Jos to support the police.

So is the situation now under control?

That's the question Akwasi Sarpong put to Lieutenant Colonel Shekari Galadima, on the line to Jos, who is the spokesman for the 3rd division of the Nigerian Army.