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Stakeholders Push for Stronger Women’s Leadership in Plateau State Peace Process

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Stakeholders in Plateau State have taken fresh steps to enhance women’s protection, participation, and leadership in peace and security with the validation of Local Action Plans for Jos South, Mangu, and Wase Local Government Areas. The validation workshop, held Tuesday at the Information Centre, Plateau State Secretariat in Jos, formed part of the quarterly meeting

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Plateau Transport Commissioner Inaugurates Committee to Probe Alleged VIO Misconduct

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In a move aimed at strengthening transparency and protecting citizens’ rights, the Plateau State Commissioner for Transport, Davou Gyang Jatau, has inaugurated an independent committee to investigate allegations of misconduct and excesses by officials of the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO). Speaking at the inauguration ceremony on Thursday, the commissioner underscored the critical role of the

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Plateau Peace Building Agency Marks 10 Years of Institutionalised Peace Efforts

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The Plateau State Peace Building Agency (PSPBA) has celebrated its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of institutionalised peacebuilding across Plateau State. The milestone event also featured the launch of the agency’s Knowledge Management Framework and Strategic Communication Strategy two key initiatives designed to strengthen sustainable peace through structured learning and effective public engagement. Held at

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Rethinking Plateau State’s Public Transit: The Case for TinCity Metro

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Once defined by chaotic bus stops and unpredictable fares, public transportation in Jos has undergone a bold transformation. TinCity Metro is redefining mobility in Plateau State with digitized ticketing, modern buses, and centralized planning. But as ridership surges past 32,000 daily commuters, growing pains have sparked debate. Is the Metro failing, or simply evolving? Here’s a nuanced look at Plateau’s most ambitious urban reform.

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Side Hustle Plateau: Inside Jos’ 5–10 Evening Economy

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Between 5pm and 10pm, Jos shifts gear. Across Plateau State, students become chefs, interns become hypemen, bankers run POS kiosks, and creatives turn passion into economy. But this isn’t just a hustle culture, it is identity in motion. Because here, 5pm isn’t closing time, it’s the start of a second shift and here’s why.

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Governor Caleb Mutfwang Flags off 39.7km Jebbu Bassa–Binchin–Buyo road, begins Sabon Layi–Corner Shagari project in Jos North

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In an atmosphere charged with celebration and renewed hope, the Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, officially flagged off the long-awaited construction of the 39.7-kilometer Jebbu Bassa–Binchin–Buyo Road in Bassa Local Government Area. He also flagged off the 2.3-kilometer Sabon Layi–Corner Shagari Road in Jos North

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taste christmas on the plateau: where neighbours share every bite

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Taste Christmas on the Plateau: Where Neighbours Share Every Bite. Let me tell you how Christmas really feels on the Plateau. Not the version you see on the news. Not the one reduced to headlines about conflict and fear. I’m talking about the real thing. The kind you smell before you see. Smoke from firewood

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