Plateau United returned to winning ways with a convincing 2–0 victory over Barau FC at the Jos New Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The Peace Boys started strongly, dictating possession but struggled to break down a well-organized Barau defence in the first half. Their best chance fell to Monday Gideon, whose header from a Kazeem Adeyanju
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While the world still sits at the edge of its seat whenever it hears “Plateau State,” the Plateau herself is sitting at the edge of her seat with excitement; ready to rise, ready to host, and ready for business.
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In the spirit of World Habitat and Geodiversity Day, explore Plateau State, where hills cradle homes, rivers sustain livelihoods, and Wase Rock shelters rare Great White Pelicans. Discover how local communities, wildlife, and the land thrive together, showcasing the Plateau’s unique harmony of culture, nature, and geodiversity.
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Saturday reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to fairness, unity, and inclusivity across religious lines, assuring Christian communities in Northern Nigeria of his dedication to national cohesion and equitable governance. The President made this known during a meeting with Christian leaders at the headquarters of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN)
The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, on Saturday welcomed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to Jos for the funeral service of the late mother of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Professor Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda. The service was held at the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN)
Long before Nigeria lowered the Union Jack and raised her green-and-white flag in 1960, there was a land in her heart that had already learned what it meant to be free. Tucked in the cool embrace of the Jos Plateau, where the ridges rise like ancient sentinels and valleys open like cradles, small communities carved
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Plateau weekends are made of food, laughter, and stories that taste as rich as the land itself. Each tribe has its flavor, its way of turning grain, tuber, or fruit into something more than a meal—a memory, a bond, a celebration. Can you catch the clues on your tongue? Let’s play again. Guess that Tribe!
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The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has joined millions of compatriots at home and in the diaspora in felicitating with Nigerians as the nation commemorates her 65th Independence Anniversary. In a goodwill message, Governor Mutfwang described the anniversary as both a remarkable milestone and a solemn moment of reflection
If you’ve ever been to or lived in Plateau State and never tasted Kanannade, then perhaps you’ve only half-lived here. Ask anyone from Jos to Langtang, and they’ll tell you this is not just food, it’s memory, it’s identity, it’s Plateau on a plate. The dish has a way of sneaking into your story without
Imagine a city with the largest indoor market in Africa at its core. Imagine not just shops, but a world under one roof: rows upon rows of stalls, banks and offices, restaurants and warehouses, a whole economy humming in one place. Imagine tourists flying in, not just for the crisp Plateau weather or the majestic
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