If you’ve ever been to Shere Hills, you already understand something very important: places like this aren’t just ordinary landscapes. They carry memory, identity, and in many ways, the future of Plateau State Tourism. That’s why the recent decision to halt all activities connected to Quarrying at Shere Hills is more than just a policy […]
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There are times when football gives you those afternoons where everything effortlessly clicks. The passes connect, the crowd feels it, the players feel it, and by the time the final whistle blows, you know you’ve watched something that might shift the momentum of a season. That was exactly the feeling after Plateau United’s victory over
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If you really want to understand what’s happening in Plateau state beyond the headlines, start with a football pitch. Because, Jos grassroots football is not theory. You can see it happening in Vwang, Saint John College, It’s also happening inside Rwang Pam Township Stadium, and in community fields and ball parks across, Bukuru, Rayfield, and
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Today, I want us to talk about Plateau State’s new projects, because honestly — there’s a lot more happening in the state than most of the noise mainstream media made you believe. You mostly see headlines about violence, insecurity, and social strife. But when you take time to look at the new projects in Plateau
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There are times when a place breathes again. You can almost feel it. That collective sigh relief after days of worrying, complaints, prayers, anger, and fear. Plateau State experienced one of those moments recently, when kidnap victims were finally brought home. As total of twenty-five Kidnapped victims were rescued alive, safe, and back in the
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If you’ve been watching the Nigeria Premier Football League closely, you’ll notice something really interesting: Plateau United FC have quietly turned into the most stubborn team to play against right now. And I don’t mean stubborn in the “we park the bus and pray” kind of way. I mean stubborn like a team that has
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On a quiet afternoon in Jos city, over the soft beat of a local rhythm in the background, you begin to sense something unmistakable — a new cultural pulse rising. This isn’t some fleeting trend, but the powerful wave of Plateau State Artists that are transforming narratives. They keep putting Plateau State on the creative
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Imagine you’re taking a walk through a farm in the heart of Plateau State, and the early morning sun rises over rows of maize, Plateau potatoes, tomatoes, or soybeans. But this time, the people doing the work aren’t the ageing ones we used to associate with farming. Instead you see young farmers in Plateau State,
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Here is a fact that people don’t always admit: A place can be as beautiful as heaven, but if moving around feels stressful, expensive, or unpredictable, tourists and investors will quietly stop coming. Even locals start losing patience. That’s why the ongoing transport revamp in Plateau State is not just another government project, but one
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Have you ever attended a major traditional ceremony in Plateau State? If you’ve attended one whether in Jos, Pankshin, Shendam, Mangu, Bokkos, Langtang, Barkin Ladi, Qua’an Pan, or Riyom, you’ve likely seen the Plateau traditional chiefs. These men dress in royal regalia, walk with authority, and are surrounded by drumming, chanting, and cultural symbols that
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