Nigerian musician Panshak Zamani, popularly identified as Ice Prince, has shared his recollections of the 2001 Jos Crisis.

Twinny News reports that the Aboki crooner described it as an especially violent and harmful conflict.

Speaking on Echoo Room with actor Teddy A, Ice Prince stated he used to be level-headed young within the course of the disaster but remembers the events vividly.

He recalled that each and every churches and mosques were enthralling about sharing weapons, turning town into a battlefield.

In line with him, the streets were marked by gruesome scenes, with severed physique facets left in public on fable of the battling.

Ice Prince stated that no topic the severity of the disaster, the field received dinky or no consideration from the media on the time.

The musician described the disaster as a fat-scale war that left lasting impressions on those who experienced it.

He stated: “Of us that know of the Jos Crisis will mumble you that I’m no longer capping, I was young then. Church buildings were sharing guns, mosques were sharing guns, on fable of it used to be a prime thing; this used to be a fat-blown war.

He added: “You would possibly per chance peep heads on the bottom, legs on the bottom and stuff love that ,then all any other time it used to be so underreported”