Pankshin Meets the Jos Solar Mini-Grid I was in Pankshin the day Governor Caleb Mutfwang flagged off the project. Joy filled the air. Pankshin has struggled with electricity for years. That day, hope arrived through a Jos solar mini-grid built to serve the community for good. It’s a 1.5 MW system, backed by a 2 […]
the Mini-Grid Rollout: Jos Communities That Get Reliable Power Read More »
Drive through Atiku Street today and you may see okada riders dodging potholes, small shops spilling onto the road, and houses built wherever there is space. Now, imagine that same road in twenty years, wide and paved, with proper drainage and streetlights guiding traffic at night. That is the picture Plateau State wants you to hold
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Before speaking about the town hall meeting, I want to tell you about June 12, 1993. Nigerians went to the polls and gave their mandate to a man many believe should have become President. The people’s mandate was unfortunately annulled by a military government unwilling to let the people’s choice stand. The man, Chief MKO
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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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