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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I want to tell you something very real. If you grew up in the north-central region in Nigeria, there’s a very good chance that you’ve seen the humble beekeepers of Plateau State. You might have seen them wandering near farms, forests, and fields, tending to their hives . Yet, most of us barely know who
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Security Collaboration is not a new phrase in Nigeria’s security conversations, but for Plateau State, it really carries weight. Anyone paying attention knows that the security challenges we experience don’t come from one direction or fit into one box. They stretch across communities, local governments, and even state borders. That’s why the recent Senate hearing
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Let me start by saying this plainly: Plateau State has been sitting on wealth for generations, thinking it’s ordinary. However, this wealth is not oil, and it’s not gold but a tree called Itili—the black olive. And if we’re being honest, we’ve barely scratched the surface of what it can do for this state. And
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If you’ve ever lived outside the country with someone who’s from Jos and you’ve been really paying attention, one thing becomes clear: Plateau people don’t actually leave home. They just carry it with them. And no matter how far away they are, their hearts are always home. Almost always, Plateau State Diaspora is giving back
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Before the recent changes made by Governor Mutfwang in the Plateau United Men’s Team, I think we will all agree that watching Plateau United FC this season was tough. Really tough. There were moments where it felt like the team was showing up to matches but not yielding the fruits of their labor. And the
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I will tell you that might sound a bit uncomfortable at first. If we are to have an honest tech conversation in Nigeria, Jos Tech Ecosystem would be mentioned more often. Not as an afterthought. Not as a “maybe someday.” But as a place where real things are already happening. Quietly. Consistently. Without the usual
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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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These days, you can be scrolling through your Tiktok or Instagram reels are then suddenly the algorithm hits you with yet another Ngaspiano video from somewhere unexpected—Brazil, maybe. Probably, South-Africa. Or the UK. Mehn, Plateau Indigenous Music is really putting us on the global map. Plateau State has always had sound. Not noise. Sound. This
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