Plateau State has long been known as the Home of Peace and Tourism—a phrase that appears on signs, promotional materials, and in how the state introduces itself to visitors. But what does it actually mean to call a place the home of peace and tourism? At first, the two words can seem to describe completely […]
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Every morning, I walk down to the lakeside near Rayfield Resort for a few quiet minutes of sun gazing and meditation. Most visitors see a calm, beautiful lake. I see something else. That lake is a crater, dug generations ago during the era of tin mining in Jos, and standing at its edge always feels
Solomon Lar is a household name in Plateau State whose impact is celebrated across the whole nation. However, he is one of the figures who don’t get as much plaudits as he deserves. This article tries to loud his impact and highlights why this great man is not much celebrated. A Warning to the Lion
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At a time when soldiers ruled with fear, Plateau had one who led with vision. Joseph Dechi Gomwalk: the policeman-turned-governor who built schools before he built roads, founded voices before he raised walls, and left behind a legacy that still breathes through Jos today.
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