I want to leave Lagos and I have really been considering Jos. Not being there before,heard so much about the weather and how cool it is.
My concern is the security situation in the North,I am a very young lady and a Christian. I want to know,what are my chances of carving a niche for myself there? What areas in Jos is peaceful and good for business and comfort?
Please fill me with details. I very much want to give it a try next year.

Jos main town

It depends ur budget for accommodation.

U can stay at ray field, GRA, Rock heaven, Lamingo, Millions Quarters.

guru03:
U can stay at ray field, GRA, Rock heaven, Lamingo, Millions Quarters.

Okay,thanks for your input.

Other residential areas are State Low-cost, Rantya and Federal Low- cost Housing estate, Miango Road. Jos has a cool, even cold, weather for most months of the year but can be very hot from March to May. The temperature could climb up to 39*C! This year the heat set in from February.

Life in Jos is laidback. We are polite and even exchange greetings with strangers on the road etc. Food is cheap i.e. locally grown or sourced items.
Jos is a city with all the negative patterns of city life so one must be alert.
There are a lot of shops - all types- but one can't tell how profitable business is.
To thrive, you'll need to learn Hausa.There are many people who've lived here for decades and can't speak the language. But if you make the effort it'll pay you especially since you intend to be a businesswoman.

lorhema:
Other residential areas are State Low-cost, Rantya and Federal Low- cost Housing estate, Miango Road. Jos has a cool, even cold, weather for most months of the year but can be very hot from March to May. The temperature could climb up to 39*C! This year the heat set in from February.

Life in Jos is laidback. We are polite and even exchange greetings with strangers on the road etc. Food is cheap i.e. locally grown or sourced items.
Jos is a city with all the negative patterns of city life so one must be alert.
There are a lot of shops - all types- but one can't tell how profitable business is.
To thrive, you'll need to learn Hausa.There are many people who've lived here for decades and can't speak the language. But if you make the effort it'll pay you especially since you intend to be a businesswoman.

This is very insightful. Thank you very much.
You stay there?