In Plateau State tribal marks were not put on the face to scar, but were put there to say: I know who I am, and the world will know it too. Even before a word was spoken, the face had already spoken. On the Plateau, you could meet an elder on the road, and when […]
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The mist rolls in early with the local heroes making impact in Plateau State. And at the time the sun begins to press against the hills, the valleys are already awake because you’ll see goats shifting against wooden fences, women sweeping red earth into neat, deliberate patterns, water being drawn before the heat settles in.
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If you grew up in Plateau State, this may sound real familiar. You return from school, hungry and hopeful… then you lift the pot cover and see Sweet Potatoes (Bokology) staring back at you. That moment, you feel pure disappointment. Some of us even complained out loud or cry because we felt Sweet Potatoes was
Irrigation farming in Plateau State comes with some quiet shift in confidence: rain is a blessing, but it’s not the only way crops grow. That mindset is exactly what’s reshaping agriculture across the state. Over the years, many people treated farming like a seasonal hustle; something you do when the rains came and paused when
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There’s a kind of tension you feel before games like this. Not the usual matchday buzz—the kind that comes with big fixtures—but something a bit heavier. More urgent. That’s exactly the feeling around Plateau United vs Bayelsa United right now. If you have been following the Nigerian Professional Football League closely, you’ll know that this
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If you were anywhere near Pankshin last weekend, you didn’t need anyone to tell you something special was happening. You could feel the energy of the Morgi Festival in Pankshin it in the drums, the colours, the movement, and the energy of a people who are unapologetically proud of who they are. The Morgi Festival
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Birthdays usually come with reflection. It’s not just about age, but about impact. And when people across Plateau State pause to celebrate Governor Caleb Mutfwang at 61, the conversation moves beyond cake and candles. The conversation turns toward leadership, compassion, and the kind of steady progress we feel in our everyday life. when you talk
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If you’ve been to Terminus recently, you probably noticed something immediately. The roads feel wider. The sidewalks are visible again. And for the first time in years, vehicles can actually move freely without the usual gridlock that once defined the place. That change didn’t happen by accident but from the ongoing Terminus cleanup, a decision
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If I asked you where Nigeria’s food strength lies, you might say it’s the oil-rich South or the large-scale farms of the North. But I’d shake my head and tell you something simple: the real treasure is growing quietly on the Plateau. The high altitude, the cool weather, the volcanic soil, the steady sunlight all
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If you’ve ever been to Pankshin, you’ll immediately realize that, the land was designed for beauty. The hills roll gently, the breeze carries that familiar Jos chill, and the rocks stand confidently like ancient sculptures. And right at the top of one of those hills stands a place that used to define prestige in Northern
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