Rt. Hon. Yusuf Gagdi has been appointed as Chairman of the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee to investigate the activities of the unestablished Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council.
Plateau State Governor, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has called on Christians across Plateau State to deepen unity within the body of Christ, strengthen interdenominational fellowship, and work collectively to confront insecurity, poverty and other social challenges confronting the state. The Governor made the call while addressing worshippers during a church service at ECWA Goodnews Church, Bukuru, in Jos South Local Government Area. Governor Mutfwang said his administration has deliberately maintained a tradition of worshipping with different Christian denominations across Plateau State as part of its commitment to fostering unity among believers and reinforcing the Church's role as a catalyst for peace, reconciliation and societal transformation. "One of the assignments God has given us is to unite the Church of Jesus Christ. Wherever we have the opportunity to worship, we ask where we should go because we believe the Church must re...
The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency Barrister Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang convened a strategic meeting with distinguished leaders and former Governors of Plateau State on Tuesday at the Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos. The meeting deliberated extensively on matters concerning the well-being, welfare, progress, and overall prosperity of the people of Plateau State. The high-level engagement critically reviewed the prevailing security situation, particularly the recent violent attacks in rural communities across the state. Discussions were focused on fostering sustainable peace, strengthening unity, and promoting harmonious coexistence among all residents. The leaders collectively resolved to pursue justice for all and to establish robust frameworks that reflect the enduring courage, discipline, hospitality and patriotism of the Plateau people within the Nigerian project. Emphasis was also placed on rebuilding fractured relationships and res...
The Plateau State Government has suspended the activities of the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) in the state, following recent confrontations between its officials and transport operators in Jos. The suspension, announced by the Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Davou Gyang Jatau, takes effect Monday, September 21 to 27, and is intended to provide room for an operational review and restructuring of the Directorate of Vehicle Inspection. The commissioner announced the decision during an emergency meeting with leaders of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), tricycle operators and other key stakeholders in the transport sector. He also directed transport unions to produce members identified in video footage allegedly assaulting VIO officials, warning that anyone arrested by security agencies would face prosecution without government interference. The government, however, is also introducing a complaint mechanism to address g...
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