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Lalong got it right on the proliferation of arms on the Plateau

Jwan Panshak February 25, 2021

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Any serious interrogation on the wave of crime and violence in Nigeria and especially the northern part of the country would not fail to include the challenges posed by the proliferation of arms in the country. This is because various independent investigations into the causes of conflicts and violence have shown that the surfeit of […]

Lalong: Separating The Wheat From The Chaff By Yakubu Dati

Jwan Panshak September 13, 2021

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Ordinarily, the death of a nonagenarian should elicit mixed emotions: the pains of losing a dear one and gratitude to God for a life well spent. However, during the week, confessional statements from some suspected kidnappers who admitted to the abduction and gruesome murder of a 93 year old, left a sour taste in the […]

Lalong: Standing with the people

Jwan Panshak September 5, 2021

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By Yakubu Dati An eye for an eye will make the world blind- Mahatma Gandhi Following recent issues that threatened the six years of relative peace on the Plateau, the social media space has been agog with a new argot: “Standing by the Plateau people,” which tends to cast every peace initiative as unbecoming in […]

Life after NYSC and depression: Living in our present day realities – By Evans Binan

Longgul Dakwom February 20, 2018

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The experiences of leaving our universities after a period of 4 years or even 6 with prolonged ASUU strikes is quite a joyful one. Friends mostly demonstrate their love for this moment by creating activities. A university graduate will have to be bathed with dirty water and other things such as drinks to express the […]

Longjang was a peaceful man ,had the interest of Plateau at heart – Senator Nora Dadu’ut

Jwan Panshak February 10, 2021

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By Golok Nanmwa ,Jos Senator representing Plateau South in the National assembly Prof. Nora Ladi Dadu’ut on Wednesday described her predecessor, the LateSenator Ignatius Longjan, as a peaceful man and a bridge builder committed to the Nigerian project. In a statement made available to newsmen in Jos on the one year anniversary of the death […]

MAILAFIA: ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT….

Friday Bako September 14, 2020

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The second part of the title of this piece is taken from a quotation out of George Orwell’s iconic 1954 allegorical novella, ‘Animal Farm’. Rendered in full, it reads: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” It captures the very essence of the master-servant relationship that exists in a totalitarian […]

Maj. Gen. Anthony Atolagbe, OPSH Commandant Deserves Promotion or Commendation Not Redeployment – Amb. Friday Bako

Friday Bako July 25, 2018

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Maj. Gen. Anthony Atolagbe, OPSH Commandant Deserves Promotion or Commendation Not Redeployment I received with rude shock, disappointment and sadness the undeserving redeployment of Maj. General Anthony Atolagbe the Commandant Operation Safe Haven Plateau State. In our quest for peace, permanent solution to the hostilities and killings in Plateau State, I have had the privilege […]

Management Crises at the JayFM Radio Station Jos

Satmak Dapar April 26, 2017

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Trouble has come on an early knock to the house of the latest addition on the airwaves of Jos, the Jay 101.9 FM station. According to those in the know, this trouble is one which has for long been brewing, and which can, with all emphasis, be said to be a management issue. For a […]

Managing Nigeria’s resources for growth and development By Patrick Eromonsele

Jwan Panshak August 31, 2020

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Nigeria as a developing country has come of age with the different successive government since 1960 and at the preliminary stage of Nigeria independence, we operated regional government, then a parliamentary government in which the regional government controls their resources and pay certain amount to the federal, this was a […]

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 […]

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