A week after ethnic and religious attacks left between 100 and 400 people dead in the central Nigerian city of Jos, residents are living under the military's control.<br /><br />A 17-hour curfew is in place and no one knows how long the army will continue to control the capital of the Plateau state.<br /><br />But residents feel that without the militarys firm grip on the city they will once again be endangered.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Jos. 24 Jan 2010
