Jos Metro Food opens February 16 at the Terminus Metro Bus Station in Jos, offering affordable meals for commuters while they wait. Exploring how this one simple, local, and timely idea can fan the flames for brighter business opportunities in Plateau State.
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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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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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In the quiet hills of Jos, the cool Plateau breeze whispers through very tall grasses that now cover what used to be a very busy place. There, amidst some rusting tanks and damaged walls, is the old Jos International Breweries building (JIB)—a real giant from the past. The JIB is full of stories waiting to
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Tired of waiting for jobs to come? Plateau has more than peace and tourism; it’s a goldmine for smart thinkers. From digital hubs to waste recycling, food preservation, and job-matching ventures, here are five ideas that can turn local challenges into lifetime opportunities.
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Discover how Plateau State could become Nigeria’s next eco-tourism hub. With data from Kenya and South Africa’s multi-billion-dollar safari industries, this article explores the billion-naira opportunity of creating a sustainable camping network across Nigeria’s most scenic state.
What if Plateau is Africa’s Next Camping and Eco-Tourism Capital? Read More »
Imagine stepping into a place where the cold weather kisses your skin, the hills so high and beautiful, and the people welcome you with warm smiles. This is Plateau State, Nigeria’s true home of peace and tourism. If you’re an investor seeking new opportunities or you’re a tourist seeking adventure, but concerned about safety, Don’t
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Are you from Plateau State or a lover of Potatoes? I guess you’ve probably heard that Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has made a bold move and he’s renamed what we once called Irish Potatoes to Plateau Potatoes. And why not? These tubers are very much a part of our land just like the hills and mountains.
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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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