Jos migration is changing again. From rising costs in Abuja and Lagos to new opportunities in Plateau, more people are returning to Jos. Discove what is causing the changing tides and the story of how people are returning to Jos.
The Return Question: Are People Moving Back to Jos? Read More »
In Plateau State, roads are becoming more than infrastructure; they are a reflection of governance in action. From urban renewal in Jos to rural connectivity projects across multiple local governments, a new pattern of delivery is emerging. This article explores how road construction is reshaping public trust, economic opportunity, and the perception of leadership under Governor Caleb Mutfwang.
Visitors to Jos, the capital of Plateau State, often notice things residents overlook: the cool climate, quiet streets, agricultural richness, and vast tourism potential. While locals see everyday life, outsiders see opportunities from mining and agriculture to tourism and investment that could transform the Plateau economy.
What Visitors Notice About Jos That Plateau Residents Don’t Read More »
Stakeholders in Plateau State have taken fresh steps to enhance women’s protection, participation, and leadership in peace and security with the validation of Local Action Plans for Jos South, Mangu, and Wase Local Government Areas. The validation workshop, held Tuesday at the Information Centre, Plateau State Secretariat in Jos, formed part of the quarterly meeting
Stakeholders Push for Stronger Women’s Leadership in Plateau State Peace Process Read More »
In a move aimed at strengthening transparency and protecting citizens’ rights, the Plateau State Commissioner for Transport, Davou Gyang Jatau, has inaugurated an independent committee to investigate allegations of misconduct and excesses by officials of the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO). Speaking at the inauguration ceremony on Thursday, the commissioner underscored the critical role of the
Plateau Transport Commissioner Inaugurates Committee to Probe Alleged VIO Misconduct Read More »
From booming transport networks to rising property demand and a vibrant night economy, here are 10 clear signs Plateau State is stable, thriving, and investment-ready.
5 Everyday Signs That Plateau Is More Stable Than You Think Read More »
