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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF BEROM DISTRICTS DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (BDDA) PAYS CONDOLENCE VISIT TO THE GYEL–JOS SOUTH TRADITIONAL COUNCIL

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The National Council of the Berom Districts Development Association (BDDA), comprising leaders of the various Community Development Associations across Berom land, today paid a condolence visit to the Palace of the Gwom Rwei Gyel–Jos South following the passing of the revered traditional ruler, His Royal Highness, Da Dr. Nga Dangyang, JP, the Gwom Rwei Jos South. The Secretary of the Berom Districts Development Association (BDDA), Barr. Chapo Daniel Kim, introduced members of the delegation, after which the BDDA National Chairman, Da Silas Pwajok Bot, delivered the association's condolence message. Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Da Silas Pwajok Bot, BDDA chairman described the passing of the late monarch...
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PLATEAU STATE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (PSIRS) HOSTS UNIVERSITY OF JOS ECONOMICS STUDENTS ON EDUCATIONAL VISIT

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The Plateau State Internal Revenue Service (PSIRS) on Monday, 20 July 2026, hosted 100-level students of the Department of Economics, University of Jos, on an educational visit aimed at deepening their understanding of taxation, revenue administration and the role of tax compliance in national development.   Welcoming the students, the Executive Chairman of PSIRS, Dr. Jim Pam Wayas, stressed the importance of bridging academic learning with real-world practice, noting that such engagements help young people appreciate how taxation supports governance and economic growth.    The visit commenced with an opening prayer, followed by the introduction of PSIRS management staff and members of the visiting academic team from the University of Jos.   During an interactive session, the Head, Other Taxes and Levies Department, Mr. Paul Arin Yakubu, t...
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HON. DACHUNG MUSA BAGOS SERVES AS FACILITATING CONSULTANT AT INTERNATIONAL REPUBLICAN INSTITUTE (IRI) CONFERENCE

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Former Member Representing Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency, Honourable Dachung Musa Bagos, was privileged to serve as a Facilitating Consultant at the International Republican Institute (IRI) Conference, themed; "Enhancing Political Party Leadership and Policy Development." The conference brought together political leaders, aspiring candidates, party executives, and key democratic stakeholders to deliberate on practical strategies for strengthening political party structures, promoting internal democracy, and developing people-oriented policies that address the aspirations and needs of citizens. As a facilitating consultant, Hon. Dachung Bagos contributed his wealth of experience in democratic governance, legislative leadership, and public policy, leading insightful discussions on effective political leadership, inclusive party administration, and the importance of building strong institutions capable of sustaining democratic values. The engagement also pr...
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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG FLAGS OFF 1.5MW SOLAR MINI-GRID PROJECT IN PANKSHIN, HAILS TINUBU'S RENEWABLE ENERGY AGENDA

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Plateau State Governor, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has flagged off the construction of a 1.5-megawatt interconnected hybrid solar mini-grid in Pankshin Local Government Area. He described the project as a landmark intervention that will expand access to reliable electricity, stimulate economic growth, and accelerate industrial development across the state. The project, funded by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) under the Federal Government's renewable energy programme and implemented by MASK Nigeria Limited in partnership with the Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JEDC), is one of 48 interconnected mini-grid projects being deployed nationwide to deepen electricity access through clean, sustainable energy solutions. Performing the groundbreaking ceremony, Governor Mutfwang said the project represents a major milestone in his administration's commitment to building a resilient energy sector capable of supporting bu...
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