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Sheikh Yahaya Jingir and the Dangerous Politics of Religious Majoritarianism – Dr. Barth Shepkong

Sheikh Yahaya Jingir and the Dangerous Politics of Religious Majoritarianism – Dr. Barth Shepkong

Time to Expose the Coward Known as Zagazola Makama

Time to Expose the Coward Known as Zagazola Makama

Is Zagazola Makama now siding with Plateau people?

Is Zagazola Makama now siding with Plateau people?

Re: The Historical Indigeneity of Hausa-Fulani Communities in Plateau State: A Rebuttal to Attempts to Disenfranchise them on Ethno-religious Grounds. By Sani Ibn Salihu

Re: The Historical Indigeneity of Hausa-Fulani Communities in Plateau State: A Rebuttal to Attempts to Disenfranchise them on Ethno-religious Grounds. By Sani Ibn Salihu

When the State Fails to Act, Violence Becomes Predictable

When the State Fails to Act, Violence Becomes Predictable

The Origins and Development of the Tinubu and Mutfwang Green Cap Movement in Plateau State Initiated by Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga

The Origins and Development of the Tinubu and Mutfwang Green Cap Movement in Plateau State Initiated by Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga

Opinion: Protests in Mangu/Kerang – A Critical Look at Community Action, Legality, and Responsibility

Opinion: Protests in Mangu/Kerang – A Critical Look at Community Action, Legality, and Responsibility

BCM: YOU GO, WE GO! Dr.Lucky-Magama

BCM: YOU GO, WE GO! Dr.Lucky-Magama

When Excellence Meets Preparation – The Appointment of Dr Bernard Mohammed Doro As Minister

When Excellence Meets Preparation – The Appointment of Dr Bernard Mohammed Doro As Minister

Beyond Condolence: The Political Significance of President Tinubu’s Plateau Visit

Beyond Condolence: The Political Significance of President Tinubu’s Plateau Visit

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2019 Ultimatum:Youths To Power, The Old To Exit – By Longgul Dakwom

Satmak Dapar June 19, 2017
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With ultimatum and counter ultimatums shaping public opinions across the nation, the key actors seem to be the youths, my interest of focus today is an argument I accidentally stumbled on. “if the youths are advocating that the old like the legend of GHANA MUST GO exit the political space for them, what then happen […]

Gov. Lalong And Our Transition From War To Peace: The Journey so far Vol. I – Joelengs

Satmak Dapar July 11, 2017
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When the Governor of Plateau state, Rt. Hon. Simon Bako Lalong came into office with a plan to arrest the vicious cycle of violence that has become a persistent plight of our people for more than a decade, some people expressed skepticism over the existence and otherwise viability of such a plan. Some never believed […]

Mandela’s Remembrance Day: Flowers of Love – By Dakwom M Longgul

Satmak Dapar July 18, 2017
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A teacher once told this story to a set of junior secondary school students. the story went thus: once in a great kingdom far way in a distance land, invaders attacked the land, killing the king and other institutions that hitherto exist, the small boy saw his father the king killed, he saw his mother […]

Developing Leadership Abilities in Youths: Paper Presentation by Com. Friday Bako

Satmak Dapar July 31, 2017
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DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP ABILITIES IN YOUTHS; BEING A PAPER DELIVERED BY CMR. FRIDAY BAKO AT THE OCCASION OF THE 2017 GRADUATION, SPEECH AND PRIZE-GIVING DAY AND DEDICATION OF MAGAZINE TITLED “VOICE OF HOPE” OF ZANG COMMERCIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL BUKURU AT DALO DA D.B ZANG MULTI-PURPOSE HALL JOS SOUTH LGA, PLATEAU STATE ON 29TH JULY, 2017. “Leadership […]

A Dull Somber Colour: Childhood Far From Pleasant – Palang Faith Mallo

Satmak Dapar August 7, 2017
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Through the thick of the night, the 24 years old distressed mother of 3 finally sighted in relief thou it was going to be a short night as it had always been. The noise from the beer parlor right across the house and the BTS plant adjacent the 30 man face me I face you […]

Becoming a Champion in your chosen Career – By Amb. Velshik Kirme Philip

Satmak Dapar August 8, 2017
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Introduction: – It is important to stress that whatever position you occupy in life; there are three ingredients that determine your competence in that position or job. These are Knowledge, Skills and Attitude. It was John Maden who said “The only yardstick for success our society has [or recognizes] is being a champion…. No one […]

Where Should We Start From? Let’s End This Vicious Circle – Longji Friday Dagwa

Satmak Dapar August 12, 2017
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As Nigerians face these challenges embedded in our daily living, our unity and purpose of existence is threatened. Anxieties emanating from this state of being describe our appearance from the way we speak, we think, we relate to family and significant others around us Veracity, what is good for the goose should be good for […]

Why we should reject the politics of rams and rice during Sallah & Christmas

viewpointnigeria September 3, 2017
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Eid El Kabir is one of the holiest celebrations in the entire Islamic calendar. It commemorates the willingness of Ibrahim  to sacrifice his son, as an act of obedience to God‘s command. Before Abraham sacrificed his son, God provided a male goat to sacrifice instead. In commemoration of this, an animal is sacrificed and divided into three […]

Simon Lalong is uniting all the tribes on the Plateau

viewpointnigeria September 5, 2017
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By Nanmwa Golok On assumption of office in May 29th 2015, Governor Simon Lalong vowed to unite the 54 tribes on the plateau. Speaking to newsmen shortly after taking oath of office Lalong vowed to unite the different tribes in the state and to ensure that peace reigns in the state ” I would carry […]

Plateau Peace Building Agency Remembers 2001 Jos Crisis Victims, Calls For Peace On The Plateau

Satmak Dapar September 7, 2017
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On this day 16 years ago, our city, the city of Jos was suddenly engulfed in a bitter and unfortunate crisis. On that day we witnessed the worst of humanity. Neighbors turned against each other, communities against communities and the resultant carnage was simply unfathomable. Since that 7th September 2001, our state has not remained […]

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