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20/11/2023
Plateau Governor Mutfwang Reacts to Appeal Court Verdict, Vows to Restore Mandate
Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has responded to the recent Appeal Court verdict nullifying his election, describing it as a temporary setback.
In a statement on Sunday, Governor Mutfwang expressed confidence in restoring the overwhelming mandate bestowed upon him by the people of Plateau State. He has directed his legal team to file an appeal at the Supreme Court.
Admonishing citizens and supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to stay calm, the Governor assured them that, with faith in God, the people's mandate would be preserved and protected. Emphasizing his commitment to the rule of law, he conveyed confidence in the judiciary and the Nigerian constitution.
Governor Mutfwang appealed for the maintenance of law and order, assuring everyone that victory for Plateau is imminent. He reiterated his dedication and integrity in serving the state, expressing faith that, ultimately, Plateau will emerge triumphant to the glory of God.
20/11/2023
Plateau Police on High Alert, Urges Public Calm Amid Election Verdict Tensions
The Plateau State Police Command is on High Alert as credible intelligence suggests potential unrest following the Gubernatorial Election judgment delivered by the Appeal Court on November 19.
In the aftermath of the March 18th Gubernatorial Election judgment by the Appeal Court in Abuja on Sunday, affirming Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshewe of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the duly elected Governor the Plateau State Police Command has issued a cautionary statement.
The police revealed credible intelligence indicating plans by hoodlums and criminal-minded individuals to disrupt the current state of peace.
Plateau State Commissioner of Police, Okoro Alawari, sternly warned potential troublemakers against actions that could lead to chaos and a breach of peace. He urged the public to respect the court's verdict, maintain calm, and avoid actions that might incite violence or harm lives and property.
Alawari implored aggrieved parties to seek redress through legal channels, emphasizing the importance of allowing peace to prevail in the state. The police chief further called on parents, guardians, religious, and traditional leaders to advise their wards and followers against engaging in misconduct that could disturb the peace.
According to the Command's spokesman, DSP Alfred Alabo, the police will take decisive action in accordance with the relevant laws against anyone found culpable. Commissioner Alawari reassured the public of the Command's unwavering commitment to maintaining law and order, urging Plateau residents to continue with their lawful activities while remaining calm.
19/11/2023
Labour Minister Lalong Celebrates Nentawe's Victory in Plateau Guber Polls
The Minister of Labour and Employment and Senator-elect for Plateau South Senatorial District, Simon Bako Lalong, has expressed delight at the Court of Appeal's judgment declaring Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshewe of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the duly elected Governor of Plateau State.
Lalong also a former governor of Plateau state said the declaration of the court is an affirmation of the mandate unanimously given to Dr. Nentawe and his running mate Pam Bot-Mang by the people of the State.
He said the development is a good omen to Plateau State as the Governor-elect Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda and his running mate will now have the opportunity to implement the Generation Next mantra and the ACEES agenda to take Plateau State to the next level.
The Minister said though the PDP and its ousted candidate Barr. Caleb Mutfwang have the constitutional right to exhaust all the legal opportunities available to them, he is confident that the victory of Dr. Nentawe will endure.
Lalong appeals to the members of the APC and the Governor-elect Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda to be magnanimous is victory and consider this joyous moment as a celebration for the entire people of Plateau State who are yearning for good governance, security and development.
He also calls on the citizens of Plateau State to continue to be law abiding and shun any attempt to incite them to take any unlawful action that is capable of threatening the peace and security of the State.
19/11/2023
Breaking: Plateau APC’s Nentawe Emerges Victor as Appeal Court Nullifies Gov. Mutfwang’s Election
In a groundbreaking ruling on Sunday, Justice Elfrieda Williams-Dawodu, leading the judiciary panel, directed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to issue a Certificate of Return to Nentawe Goshwe, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate.
Justice Williams-Dawodu criticized the Tribunal’s decision to uphold Governor Mutfwang’s election, labeling it as “highly incompetent.” The court asserted that the Tribunal’s dismissal of the APC’s petition, based on the argument that they had no business interfering in the affairs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), was a violation of Section 177 of the 1999 Constitution as amended and Section 134 (C) of the Electoral Act.
This verdict marks a significant turn of events in the electoral dispute, reshaping the political landscape and challenging the Tribunal’s initial decision.
05/10/2023
Plateau: Remains of Missing Fulani Leader, Ardo Adamu Idris Recovered in Joint Military Operation
Troops from Operation SAFE HAVEN, following a meticulously executed Special Forces Tracking Operation, successfully discovered and recovered the remains of the missing Fulani leader, Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo, also known as the Ardo Panyam.
The operation, conducted based on credible intelligence from concerned locals, took place in the early hours of October 5, 2033, along the Pankshin - Bauchi Road in Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area of Bauchi State.
This was made known in a statement signed by the Media Information Officer Operation SAFE HAVEN, Oya James.
Recall that Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo had gone missing on September 24, 2023, while on a visit to his siblings and friends residing in Panyam, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State. His disappearance had raised concerns and questions within the community and beyond.
See the full statement
TROOPS OF OPSH ON SPECIAL TRACKING OPERATIONS RECOVERS REMAINS OF MISSING ARDO ADAMU IDRIS GABDO OF PANYAM
Following a Special Forces Tracking Operations conducted by troops of Operation SAFE HAVEN based on credible intelligence from well meaning locals, the remains of the Missing Fulani leader, Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo, the Ardo Panyam have been discovered and recovered for burial. The troops conducted the operations in the early hours of today, 5 October 2033 and were able to identify and recover the remains of the body of the missing Ardo around Boi along Pankshin - Bauchi Road in Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area of Bauchi State. The body has since been handed over to the family for proper burial.
This breakthrough was made possible through the continued community engagements employed by OPSH. This remained key to the search operations, as troops worked closely with community leaders and critical stakeholders as well as family members of Ardo Adamu Gabdo to gather vital information and coordinate the search efforts. The steadfast collaboration between the leadership of Operation SAFE HAVEN and communities also demonstrates the commitment and determination of both parties to ensure justice is served on the perpetrators.
Consequently, the recovery of Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo's remains marks a significant step forward in unravelling the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. The investigation will now proceed with renewed vigor to identify and apprehend those responsible for this heinous crime and quickly bring them to justice as directed by the Chief of Army Staff. OPSH will continue to work tirelessly and stop at nothing to bring the perpetrators of all evil acts to justice and ensure security of lives and property on the Plateau especially and the entire Joint Operations Area.
The General Officer Commanding 3 Division Nigerian Army and Commander Operation SAFE HAVEN, Major General AE Abubakar while commending the special operation wishes to extend his heartfelt condolence to the family and loved ones of Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo during this difficult time. He urges the general public to remain vigilant, cooperate with security agencies and provide any relevant information that may assist in the ongoing investigations. He further enjoined law abiding citizens to join hands together to create a safe and secured environment for all residents devoid of criminal elements as he assured that justice will be served on anybody found culpable.
Recall that the Ardo Adamu Idris Gabdo reportedly went missing on Sunbday 24 September 2023 when he left Bauchi State on a visit to his siblings and friends residing in Panyam of Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State.
OYA JAMES
Captain
Media Information Officer
Operation SAFE HAVEN
05/10/2023
2023 World Teachers Day: Command Secondary School Emphasizes the Need to Address Teacher Shortage
In a grand celebration of the 2023 World Teachers Day, Command Secondary School Jos brought together educators, administrators, and guests to commemorate the vital role played by teachers in shaping the future. The event, themed "The Teachers We Need for the Education We Want: The Global Imperative to Reverse Teachers Shortage," took place today at Ogundeko Hall in Command Secondary School Jos, Plateau State.
The Vice Principal of Administration, Mrs. Ngozi Agha, extended a warm welcome to attendees, emphasizing the significance of this day in recognizing the dedicated educators. She underscored the pivotal role teachers play in molding lives, asserting that teaching is an act of nurturing discovery and that no generation can thrive without the guidance of teachers. Mrs. Agha also called on teachers to ponder critical questions regarding problem-solving in their communities, urging them to take pride in their noble profession.
During the event, Lieutenant Colonel Adekunle Oduyemi, the Commandant of the School, offered a heartfelt tribute to teachers. He acknowledged that educators are not just disseminators of knowledge but also mentors, guides, and friends to their students. Colonel Oduyemi commended teachers for instilling discipline, courage, and sound moral values in students, which he noted has a lasting impact on their lives. He encouraged teachers to continue illuminating the path of knowledge and to remain steadfast in their dedication to educational goals.
Furthermore, in her thought-provoking presentation on the topic "The Teachers We Need for the Education We Want: The Global Imperative to Reverse Teachers' Shortage," Mrs. Ijeoma Patience Onwuama, Exam Officer for the Senior School, referenced UNESCO's data, which highlights the global necessity for an additional 24.4 million teachers in primary education and 44.4 million teachers in secondary education by 2030 to achieve universal basic education (UBE). Mrs. Onwuama urged teachers to align themselves with 21st-century teaching skills, emphasizing communication, collaboration, creativity, media literacy, technological literacy, information literacy, critical thinking, flexibility, leadership, initiative, productivity, and social skills as essential attributes.
She stressed the importance of teacher-student collaboration and the need for teachers to embrace professional and ethical ways of working with both colleagues and students. Mrs. Onwuama emphasized the importance of media and technological literacy, underscoring the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in modern education.
Deborah Adenikinju delivered a compelling lecture on "Teachers' Mental Health Issues," shedding light on the importance of educators maintaining sound mental health to effectively teach students. Col. Joseph Bamidele Ajanaku (Rtd) also spoke on "Teacher Emotional Intelligence: A Panacea for Student Management in School Environment." He advocated for an educational system rooted in Nigerian values, emphasizing the need for teachers to adapt and become leaders, motivators, mentors, and nurturers of children.
Col. Ajanaku emphasized the necessity for teachers to prepare for the future, given the evolving educational landscape and the increasingly informed and educated students of today.
The event featured a special presentation by students, interactive sessions led by various moderators and discussants, as well as the presentation of gifts and souvenirs. This celebration not only honored teachers for their invaluable contributions but also served as a call to action to address the global teacher shortage and prepare educators for the challenges and opportunities of the future.
05/10/2023
Plateau State Experience Severe Dust Haze as NiMet Issues Warning to Nigerians
Plateau State recently faced a severe bout of dust haze, causing a significant reduction in visibility across the region on Wednesday evening, October 4th.
Meanwhile the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has promptly issued a warning to alert the Nigerian public about the potential consequences of this atmospheric phenomenon.
In an official statement signed by Muntari Yusuf Ibrahim, NiMet revealed that this dust haze was not confined to Plateau State alone. Rather, it was traced back to its source region, encompassing areas in Chad, such as Faya-Largeau, Bol-Berim, Mongo, Abeche, and Ndjamena. Weather stations in these regions reported horizontal visibility spanning from as low as 800 meters to as much as 4,000 meters.
Other sources from Niger that share border with northern Nigeria (Diffa, Maine-Soroa, Goure, Bila, Maradi, zinder and Birni-n- Konni) have been reporting dust haze in poor visibility between 1000m and 3000m since the last 24 hours.”
Explaining further the statement revealed that due to strong winds, the dust in suspension is expected to propagate to some states in the northern part of the country, which will further reduce horizontal visibility.
The release also disclosed that there are prospects of DUST HAZE "(in moderate to poor horizontal visibility) over the northern parts of the country, especially over Katsina, Kano, Nguru, Jigawa Potiskum and Maiduguri in the next 24 hours,” the statement read.
It said further, “NiMet therefore advises members of the public to take necessary precautions due to dust particles presently in suspension over the atmosphere.
“Individuals with respiratory ailments are advised to protect themselves as the current weather condition is not good for their health. Airline operators are also advised to avail themselves of weather reports from NiMet for effective planning in their operations.
“NiMet will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates when necessary.”
05/10/2023
Celebration as Plateau Governor Increases Salaries for Street-Sweeping Widows
Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has taken a significant step to support widows and women contributing to the cleanliness of Jos and Bukuru metropolis by approving a salary increase for them. The governor also expressed his administration's unwavering commitment to ensuring the timely disbursement of these payments and settling any outstanding arrears.
Governor Mutfwang made this heartwarming announcement on Wednesday during a surprise stopover when he personally greeted widows who were diligently sweeping the streets of Rayfield in Jos, Plateau State.
In a show of empathy and solidarity, Governor Mutfwang encouraged the women to maintain their patience and trust in the government's efforts. He further urged them to lend their support to policies aimed at enhancing the overall living conditions of the populace.
The governor reiterated his administration's dedication to fostering unity and prosperity within Plateau State, ensuring that all individuals and groups can pursue their activities without facing any form of harassment or hindrance.
This compassionate initiative, led by Governor Mutfwang, demonstrates a commitment to the well-being of widows and women who play a crucial role in keeping the streets of Jos and Bukuru clean.
05/10/2023
Minister of Labour Launches Committee to Investigate NSITF Operations; Addresses Healthcare Workers' Concerns
In a significant demonstration of his commitment to addressing concerns related to the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), the Minister of Labour and Employment, Simon Bako Lalong, has officially inaugurated a fact-finding committee. This committee is tasked with conducting an in-depth investigation into various issues within the organization and is expected to submit its findings within a two-week timeframe.
During the inauguration of the committee, Minister Lalong emphasized the government's recognition of the pivotal role played by the NSITF in ensuring the social security of Nigerian workers. He pledged to tackle any challenges hindering the organization's optimal performance, aligning it with President Bola Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda, which aims to enhance the welfare of Nigerian workers.
Among the terms of reference for the committee are investigations into alleged irregularities in the ex*****on of contracts valued at 1.8 billion naira, self-payment of gratuities to the Managing Director/Chief Executive while in service, non-release of promotions, and irregular employments. These concerns had been raised in various petitions submitted to the Minister's office.
Minister Lalong urged the committee members to carry out their assignment with impartiality and without fear or favor, emphasizing the importance of resisting any attempts to intimidate, harass, or influence their findings. He set a deadline of two weeks for the submission of their report.
Speaking earlier during the event, Mrs. Mabel Erastus, the Director of Administration at the Ministry of Labour and Employment, who stood in for the acting Permanent Secretary, noted that the committee's membership comprised individuals from various Directorates of the Ministry.
In response, the Chairman of the Committee, Mr. Isaac Okehe, who also serves as the Director of Finance and Accounts, pledged the committee's dedication to fulfilling its national assignment to the best of their abilities.
In a separate engagement at the Ministry, Minister Lalong received members of the Joint Health Sector Unions and Assembly of Healthcare Professionals (JOHESU), who paid him a courtesy visit. The President of JOHESU expressed their congratulations to the Minister and sought his support in addressing several issues that have been approved but remain pending in terms of implementation.
One of the prominent issues raised during the visit was the salary adjustment for health workers under the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS), which has not been implemented for over a decade since its approval. The President of JOHESU called on the Minister, as the Chief Conciliator, to invoke immediate action by the Presidential Committee on Salaries, which possesses the authority to push for the implementation of the salary adjustment.
The Minister expressed his appreciation for their visit and assured them of his commitment to resolving the matter amicably. He directed an immediate conciliatory meeting to be conducted by the Department of Trade Union Services, which commenced promptly after the visit.
The inauguration of the fact-finding committee and the discussions with JOHESU members reflect Minister Simon Bako Lalong's dedication to addressing pertinent labor-related issues in Nigeria, underscoring the government's commitment to workers' welfare and the effective functioning of key organizations like NSITF.
05/10/2023
Operation SAFE HAVEN Achieves Major Success in Anti-Crime Operations, Arrests 91 Criminal Suspects in Plateau
In a series of coordinated operations spanning from September 25th to October 4th, 2023, troops of Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH) have achieved significant success in the fight against crime in Southern Kaduna and Plateau State. The operations led to the arrest of 91 criminal suspects, the recovery of a cache of arms and ammunition, the rescue of kidnapped victims, and the securing of convictions of some suspects.
The notorious kidnappers Bashiru Musa and Idris Abdulrahman, who had been on the wanted list of OPSH, were apprehended at Mista Ali village in Bassa Local Government Area (LGA) of Plateau State. During interrogation, they confessed to their involvement in the July 2023 kidnapping of seven students from the University of Jos (UNIJOS). Among the items recovered from the suspects was an AK-47 rifle loaded with 12 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition.
Troops acting on credible information also arrested Mr. Goma Abubakar and Jibril Abass in connection with the attack on Takania village in Zango Kataf LGA of Kaduna State, where six individuals were brutally murdered. Additionally, two notorious armed robbers and kidnappers, Nasiru Ahmed and Isah Mamuda, were captured at Kok village in Barkin Ladi LGA, while a robbery syndicate led by Mr. Shaibu Abubakar was apprehended at NTV village in Barkin Ladi LGA. Various weapons and tools were recovered from these suspects.
Furthermore, troops arrested two suspected kidnappers, Abdullahi Abubakar and Musa Yakubu, at Amper checkpoint in Kanam LGA of Plateau State, where they were attempting to collect ransom. Items confiscated from them included a cutlass, a knife, two mobile phones, and local charms.
In other operations, troops arrested two suspected cattle rustlers, Abdullahi Ibrahim and Muhammadu Ori, at Gwandu village in Bokkos LGA, recovering multiple rifles and ammunition. They also foiled a cattle rustling incident at Maiyanga village in Bassa LGA, rescuing 145 cows and returning them to their owners. Troops detained 57 cows for grazing on farmlands at Rim village in Riyom LGA. Additionally, the troops thwarted a kidnapping attempt on Hon Magai Peter in Ruku village and rescued two kidnapped victims, Miss Silva Hassan and Salvation Obadiah, in Kaura village.
Elsewhere, troops rescued a man named Bukar Kaigama from kidnappers in Nimba forest in Riyom LGA. They also intercepted a truck carrying 720 bags of Urea fertilizer with fake clearance documents, arresting four individuals in the process.
In separate incidents, troops arrested a suspected cultist, Mafeng Gwott, and recovered a loaded pistol in Legislative quarters, Jos North LGA. Another suspected motorcycle snatcher was rescued from a mob at Gyero junction in Jos South LGA and handed over to the Nigeria Police. Additionally, two herders were arrested for willfully destroying farmland at Gyero general area, and a missing herder, Sani Mahmuda, was found in Kwonga village.
Based on a tip-off, troops conducted a cordon and search operation in a criminal hideout at Zango Urban area of Unguwan Fulani Baya Dutse in Zango Kataf LGA of Kaduna State, resulting in the recovery of fi****ms and ammunition.
In the same week, OPSH secured the conviction of four suspects: Kabiru Lawal, Sadiq Mohammed Dahiru, Umar Yusuf, and Dauda Elkanah, for criminal conspiracy, theft, and receiving stolen property. Each suspect was sentenced to 1 year 6 months imprisonment with an option of a fine. Furthermore, troops arrested a suspect with cannabis sativa in Miango, Bassa LGA, and apprehended 67 individuals in connection to violent activities around Bolari village, recovering seven locally fabricated rifles and other valuable items.
Overall, the operations resulted in a total of 91 arrests, the capture of seven suspected kidnappers, six suspected armed robbers, and two cattle rustlers, as well as the rescue of four victims from kidnappers. Troops successfully thwarted five attacks on vulnerable communities and prevented two kidnapping attempts, responding promptly to 24 distress calls.
The Commander of OPSH, Major General AE Abubakar, expressed his gratitude to the people of Plateau, Bauchi, and Southern Kaduna for their cooperation and urged citizens to continue providing actionable information to the troops. He assured the public that arrested suspects would be promptly charged to court once investigations were concluded.
05/10/2023
Plateau Peace Building Agency Warns Against Unprovoked Attacks
The Plateau Peace Building Agency (PPBA) has issued a warning regarding the recent unprovoked attacks on citizens in Plateau State, expressing concern that these incidents could undermine the state government's achievements in conflict prevention and peace-building efforts.
The PPBA also frowned at the recent attack on Du village, Kwall district of Irigwe chiefdom, Bassa Local Government Area, Plateau State, which led to the death of some persons while leaving some with various degrees of injuries.
Daily Post recalls that an Expression of Commitment to Peace Agreement was signed in July, 2021, between the Irigwe and Fulani people.
The Director, Administration and Officer, overseeing the Agency, Elkannah Izam stated this through the Team Lead, Strategic Communication, PPBA, Kenneth Dakop, in Jos the State Capital.
While commiserating with victims of the latest attack and the Irigwe people, Izam noted that, “there is need for sustained dialogue and mediation with critical stakeholders across the state, so as to compliment the kinetic operations of the security agencies operating in the state.
He then sued for calm and cooperation between communities and the security architecture in the state to w**d out criminal elements in their midst and elsewhere.
In the same vein, the overseeing officer PPBA called on the security outfits in the state “to check the growing trend of mob actions allegedly carried out by the proscribed commercial motorcycle riders within the metropolis.
“Reported cases of mob actions on innocent Nigerians by the commercial motorcyclists lately pose a clear and present danger to the safety of citizens and a threat to the hard-earned peace the state is currently enjoying”, he maintained.
He charged community and religious leaders, youth and women groups and other well-meaning individuals and corporate entities, particularly, the Nigeria Police to rise to the current security threat and nip it in the bud.
05/10/2023
Plateau Ardo: Fulani and Mangu Stakeholders Engage in Crucial Security Dialogue
To address the troubling matter of the missing Ardo Adamu, the Ardo of Panyam in Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State, a meeting was convened at the Headquarters of 3 Division Nigerian Army (NA) in Jos.
The meeting was orchestrated by Major General AE Abubakar, Commander of Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH), and General Officer Commanding 3 Division NA.
Major General Abubakar used the platform to engage both Fulani and Mangu stakeholders, fostering cooperation and understanding to enhance security within the OPSH Joint Operation Area.
In his opening address, General Abubakar recognized the gravity of the situation surrounding the disappearance of Ardo Adamu, describing it as deeply unfortunate. He made a passionate plea for restraint, urging all parties not to take the law into their own hands.
Major General Abubakar reassured the community that Operation SAFE HAVEN was unwaveringly committed to unraveling the circumstances of the Ardo's disappearance and ensuring that all those responsible are brought to justice. He underscored the critical importance of maintaining a sincere commitment to peace within the community and beyond. The Commander highlighted the necessity of collectively condemning criminal activities as a fundamental step towards establishing a peaceful society.
Moreover, General Abubakar took the opportunity to acknowledge the significant accomplishments of Operation HAKORIN DAMISA IV in bolstering security in the Mangu general area and Plateau State as a whole.
The Commander of OPSH/GOC issued a heartfelt call to leaders at all levels. He urged them to collaborate closely with security agencies in eradicating criminal elements and external threats to the state's peace. Major General Abubakar also reassured the stakeholders of OPSH's unwavering dedication to maintaining peace on the Plateau, emphasizing the principles of impartiality and fairness that govern their efforts.
Brigadier General DD Shippi (Rtd), the Special Adviser to the Plateau State Governor on Security, shared his insights during the meeting. He stressed the critical need to break the cycle of violence that has gripped the Mangu general area. Brigadier General Shippi reiterated the state government's unwavering commitment to creating a peaceful society. He warmly welcomed input from the stakeholders, viewing their perspectives as valuable contributions to enhancing the government's effective policing agenda.
In their separate remarks, The Plateau State Chairman of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Nuru Muhammad and Sir Joseph Gwankat, the Makaman Panyam, National President Mwaghavul Development Association acknowledged the importance of such a meeting and urged for further grassroots dialogue to unravel the mysteries of the missing Ardo and further drive towards peace.
The meeting also witnessed extensive comments from other key stakeholders who voiced their perspectives on addressing security challenges in a more holistic manner. Some of the stakeholders include the Chairman of the Mangu Local Government Area Transition Committee, Honorable Markus Artu, Justice Daniel Longji (Rtd), Chairman of the OPSH 26-Man Peace Committee, among others.
They emphasized the pivotal role of grassroots engagement in resolving complex issues. Additionally, the stakeholders discussed the importance of community reorientation as a powerful tool for addressing these challenges. Leaders present at the meeting also shared their commitment to continuously promoting peace within their respective communities.
A spirit of unity and collaboration characterized the meeting as Fulani and Mangu stakeholders jointly committed themselves to further dialogue in order for the pursuit of lasting peace in Plateau State.
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