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Re: Plateau Attacks – Hon Dachung Bagos writes open letter to Buhari

C Mac June 20, 2015

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In a bid to find a lasting solution to the incessant Plateau attacks, several notable Plateau individuals have started lending their voices to the issues, by speaking up and demanding action in respect of ending the genocidal attacks which are threatening the cooperate existence of citizens in Plateau and has virtually rendered several villages and […]

We share the guilt if we keep quiet about the killings on the Plateau

C Mac June 14, 2015

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#JeSuisMildredBako #StandWithMildredBako #IRefuseToBeSilentAboutPlateauKillings Killings on the Plateau have become so frequent, they seem normal to the psyche of the average Plateau citizen. In fact it rarely elicits shock, sombre reflection or condemnation. Plateau people have almost accepted the fact that people in villages in Barkin Ladi, Riyom, Jos South etc do not have a right […]

Lack of viable feedback mechanism: The bane of governors in Plateau by Dan Meshak

C Mac June 8, 2015

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Recently democracy day was marked in our country which heralded the beginning of a new government in Nigeria and at the same time marked the end of another government. In Plateau state, Rt.Hon. Barr. Simon Bako Lalong of the All Progressives Congress took over the mantle of leadership on May 29, 2015 amidst huge […]

SIMON BAKO LALONG: SHOULDERING THE BURDEN OF EXPECTATION – by Ibrahim Faruk

Bam Bam June 3, 2015

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On 11th April, 2015 registered citizens in Plateau state went to the polls to decide who would become the Governor of the state in what was unarguably the most divisive and contentious gubernatorial election in the state since Nigeria’s return to civil rule in 1999. In the days leading to the elections, candidates from the […]

North Moves to Counter Southwest’s plan to hi-jack power, over Buhari’s failing health

C Mac May 31, 2015

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Information that filters through the APC has it that a major conflict is currently going on between the APC Southwest and Northern stakeholders over Buhari’s fading health. It may be recalled that speculations that Buhari may not make it through a four-year term if he won because of a visibly worsening health created a major […]

The next 4 years in Plateau – by Mark Amaza

C Mac May 31, 2015

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Now that there is a change of government in Plateau State, and more importantly, a change in the party that will produce the government in the state – for the first time since 1999, this traditional PDP stronghold will be in the hands of another party. This Middle-Belt state has seen a lot of improvement […]

Analysis: What next for Goodluck Jonathan?

C Mac May 31, 2015

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As he embarks on a new life, the immediate past Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan, faces a future that could be different from that of most past presidents of the country. Mr. Jonathan handed over power on Friday to Muhammadu Buhari, who defeated him in the March 28 presidential election. The former president spent his last […]

What the North Central will expect of a Buhari Presidency – Ibrahim Faruk

C Mac May 30, 2015

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“You voted for change and now change has come” – President-elect Muhammadu Buhari in his acceptance speech following President Goodluck Jonathan’s concession and congratulatory phone call. The North Central geo-political zone in Nigeria is arguably Nigeria’s most heterogeneous zone with a diverse mix of ethnic minorities and different religious groups. It was on the back […]

What does a Buhari Presidency mean for Plateau?

C Mac March 29, 2015

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Following a busy day of accreditation and voting yesterday, the collation of results is firmly in progress. Several states have finalised their processes and the results are currently with INEC to collate, validate and declare in a few hours. Several citizen reporters on the internet have been posting unvalidated results about polling units across the […]

Plateau Attacks – Who remembers the dead in this festive/political times?

C Mac December 26, 2014

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Amidst the eating, drinking and the merry of the Christmas season, amidst the sounds of “Jingle Bells” and the rhythms of “we wish you a merry Christmas”, amidst the fight for political office and the governorship race and so on – several questions remain pertinent in our minds – Who remembers the numerous lives ruined […]

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Opinion

Re: Plateau Attacks – Hon Dachung Bagos writes open letter to Buhari

We share the guilt if we keep quiet about the killings on the Plateau

Lack of viable feedback mechanism: The bane of governors in Plateau by Dan Meshak

SIMON BAKO LALONG: SHOULDERING THE BURDEN OF EXPECTATION – by Ibrahim Faruk

North Moves to Counter Southwest’s plan to hi-jack power, over Buhari’s failing health

The next 4 years in Plateau – by Mark Amaza

Analysis: What next for Goodluck Jonathan?

What the North Central will expect of a Buhari Presidency – Ibrahim Faruk

What does a Buhari Presidency mean for Plateau?

Plateau Attacks – Who remembers the dead in this festive/political times?

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