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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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Hon. Ziphion Chrysanthus Commends Governor Mutfwang’s Developmental Strides in Plateau State

Jwan Panshak May 9, 2024
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Hon. Ziphion Chrysanthus, Plateau State Liaison Director, MDAs and Security Agencies, has praised the remarkable developmental achievements of Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s administration in Plateau State. In a chat with pressmen on Thursday 9th May 2024 Hon. Chrysanthus acknowledged the Governor’s tireless efforts in transforming key sectors, including infrastructure, education, healthcare, and security, which have significantly […]

Hope at last for N-Power beneficiaries?

Jwan Panshak September 4, 2020
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SIR: Since the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sa’adiya Umar Farouq, announced the federal government’s decision to absorb batches A and B of N-Power beneficiaries into the federal government’s ministries, departments, agencies, and parastatals, she has been getting kudos for the resolution. This move has definitely raised hope, ambition, and […]

How Kaduna is impoverishing Plateau with its quick thinking and sharp business acumen by Dr Chinnan Mclean. 

viewpointnigeria January 3, 2018
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By Dr. Chinnan Mclean The past few years has seen Kaduna state out-smart/out-wit Plateau in several key economic areas. These “wins” have left each of us poorer, more destitute and beggarly quite frankly. How has Kaduna done this? Well, firstly by enticing and wooing Plateau’s premier mechanised potato business out of its traditional […]

How Mutfwang is Giving Waste Management a Boost in Plateau

Friday Bako June 7, 2024
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By Mani Imman From time immemorial, the environment has been very crucial to human development. To underscore its importance and ensure everyone cares for the environment, the United Nations, in 1973 through its Environment Programme, UNEP set aside June 5 each year as World Environment Day to create awareness about environmental issues and demand actions […]

How Plateau is Being fortified Under Gov. Mutfwang’s Administration

Friday Bako November 13, 2024
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Terminus area in the heart of Jos North, the Plateau State capital is a cardinal melting point for the people of Jos Metropolis. The scar on the citizenry left by the twin bomb explosion in the area ten years ago has largely been healed with the Terminus regaining its bustle and bubble. However, only this […]

Hypocrisy and the balkanisation of Jos – by Samuel Stephen-Wakdok

Samuel Stephen-Wakdok January 17, 2013
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The stories of the various crises and riots in Jos are those of hypocrisy and bias. The government has continually been bias/unfair to the victims of the impasse and unfortunately the media have also been complicit. The issue of Jos is simple and clear, the Hausa/Fulani have been on the offensive. There has never been […]

I stand With the Nigerian Armed Forces by Dakwom Longgul

Longgul Dakwom January 15, 2018
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  I stand for the Nigerian arm forces First, I wish  to ask this simple question, can anyone who never slept without food or shelter defines poverty? Our understanding is hinged on our experiences in life.   In one of the military barracks in Nigeria my dear country, lived a family which I shall use as […]

I Will Beg ASUU Not To Be Cheap!By Om’eranmukaandu

Longgul Dakwom August 11, 2022
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August 10, 2022 I came across this devotional from OUR DAILY BREAD this morning; it’s titled STANDING BOLDLY. The reference scripture is from Esther 4:7–14. But one verse which says: Who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?  caught my attention as it probably did […]

I will not weep for you Achebe – A tribute by Samuel Stephen-Wakdok

Samuel Stephen-Wakdok March 22, 2013
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I will not weep for you Achebe. Why should I weep, why should we weep? If anyone needs weeping for, it should be us, this generation of hunger and anger. I can’t weep for you Achebe. You didn’t die of hunger and you never lived in hunger. You didn’t die of poverty and you never lived […]

Impact of Single Parenting on the Development of a Child – M. J. Jabbe, Esq

Satmak Dapar February 15, 2017
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The family is the smallest unit of the society, yet the most important. A typical family consist of a father, mother and their children. This type of a setting is commonly called the “nuclear family “. This family type has taken over from the traditional extended family which was prevalent in Africa. Parenting has to […]

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