PRESS STATEMENT

KADPOLY ALUMNI VISIT GOVERNOR LALONG, ASKS FOR INTERVENTION OF NORTHERN GOVERNORS

Plateau State Governor and Chairman of the Northern Governors Forum Simon Bako Lalong has recieved the National Executives of the Kaduna State Polytechnic Alumni Association who were in his office to brief him on the state of affairs in the Institution.

Governor Lalong said the school which is one of the reputable Polytechnics in Nigeria and Africa was conceived by the then leaders of the Northern Region as a hub for producing technical manpower for the region and Nigeria at large.

He said over the years, the Institution has produced great persons who have distinguished themselves in various careers including technical areas across the world.

The Governor said the school has unfortunately suffered the lack of adequate funding and physical development commensurate with student population which has grown geometrically over the years.

Lalong noted that although the only way to immortalise the Founding Fathers of Northern Nigeria is through the revival of the legacy projects they left behind to serve the needs of citizens such as the Kaduna Polytechnic.

National President of the KADPOLY Alumni Association Abbas said the famous citadel of learning, with over two million members at home and in the diaspora, has produced eminent Nigerians in all spheres of human endeavor, but is now facing alot of challenges.

He said the Alumni Association is embarking on nation wide visits to critical players in order to canvas support towards reviving the dwindling fortunes of the Institution.

The alumni President told Governor Simon Lalong that though the school is owned by the Federal Government, most of its students come from the Northern States and as such, the Northern Governors Forum should take interest in its development and further growth.

He said it was to sustain the dream of its founding fathers that that the Alumni decided to table the challenges of the Institution before the Northern Governors Forum ahead its meeting this month for inyenebentorm

Dr. Makut Simon Macham
Director of Press & Public Affairs to the Governor of Plateau State.
10th February 2021.

PRESS STATEMENT

GOVERNOR LALONG MEETS AMB. MARTIN ADAMU JNR

Newly appointed Nigerian Ambassador to Cote d’Ivoire Martin Adamu, a career diplomat from Plateau State on Wednesday 10th February 2021 visited Governor Simon Bako Lalong at the new Government House, Little Rayfield Jos.

Ambassador Adamu told Governor Lalong that he was at the Government house to pay his respects to the Governor and appreciate the support of his administration and the people of Plateau State throughout his diplomatic journey which culminated in his appointment by President Muhammadu Buhari.

He assured Governor Lalong that he was determined to represent Nigeria with all excellence and patriotism as he has over the years recieved the training for the task ahead.

Martin said although his primary assignment was to protect the interests of Nigeria and Nigerians in his country of assignment, he will do all within his power to also ensure that opportunities for investment and development are attracted to States including Plateau.

While wishing him well in his new assignment, Governor Lalong said the people of Plateau State were happy that he has been conscientious and diligent in his duties to have attained the zenith as Ambassador.

He expressed confidence that the Ambassador will succeed in his assignment amd bring pride to Nigeria and Plateau State just as his late father Gen. Martin Martin Adamu did during his military career.

He asked him to do all within his capacity to sell Nigeria and Plateau State to the world and assist in projecting the return of peace and stability to the State which is ready to receive investors and tourists from within and outside the nation.

Dr. Makut Simon Macham
Director of Press & Public Affairs to the Governor of Plateau State.
10th February 2021.

NDE DAVID VICTOR DIMKA fsi CONGRATULATES HON. LETEP DABANG AT 65

Nde Victor David Dimka fsi, on behalf of the DVD Movement has congratulated the Acting Chairman of All Progressive Congress ( APC), Plateau State, Honourable Letep Dabang on his 65th birthday celebration.

He commended the Chairman for holding forth the mantle of leadership of the ruling party from inception of the current government.

According to him, the rare leadership qualities displayed by the Chairman over the years was the tonic that has resulted in some of the milestones accomplished by the government in the State.

He described the Chairman as a dogged and progressive politician who has impacted positively in the political developemnt of the Sate.

He therefore, wish him many more fruitful years ahead, as.he continues to serve the State and the nation atlarge.

Boniface Kassam
DVD Media Head

Hon Barji David Bitrus , salutes Chief Letep Dabang APC Chairman plateau state on His birthday


Happy birthday Chief letep Dabang APC chairman plateau state.

Sir, on behalf of my family, political associates, friends and well wishers,
I congratulate and celebrate you on your birthday.

your sterling leadership and pragmatic approaches towards uniting and creating a level playing ground for everybody through tolerance in our great party the APC on the plateau is appreciated by all and sundry.

Therefore, I join other well meaning plateau citizens and well wishers to celebrate you , as I pray God to bless you and your endeavours.

Happy Birthday to our party chairman chief letep Dabang.


Hon Barji David Bitrus

Powered by, Hon Barji PKK advocacy centre 2023
10-02-2021

GAGDI SALUTES PLATEAU APC CHAIRMAN, CHIEF LETEP DABANG AT 65.

Rt Hon Yusuf Adamu Gagdi, the Member Representing Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal constituency felicitates with the Chairman of the All Progressive Congress in Plateau State, Chief Latep Mwelbish Dabang on his 65th birthday annivesary.

In a statement he personally issued, Gagdi described Chief Letep as an astute politician, tactician, and pragmatic administrator who has contributed immensly to the growth and development of Plateau State and Nigeria at large.

Gagdi notes that the All Progressive Congress in Plateau continues to wax stronger, amidst party unity, discipline, and harmony among party members as a result of the dexterity, experience, and political sagacity the Masqurade as he is fondly called has brought to his office.

As Chief Letep celebrates, Gagdi on behalf of the good people of Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam joins friends and well wishers in congratulating the Party Chairman, wishing him longer life, good health, wisdom, and the grace to continue to make sacrifices for the betterment of the APC, Plateau State and Nigeria.

GAGDI MEDIA TEAM
10th February, 2021.

NORTHERN STATES GOVERNORS FORUM

COMMUNIQUE

The Northern States Governors Forum held an emergency virtual meeting on Monday 8th February 2021 to discuss issues affecting the region and the nation in general. The meeting was presided over by its Chairman and Governor of Plateau State Rt. Hon. Simon Bako Lalong. The meeting resolved as follows:

1. That some of its Committee reports are at various stages of completion and resolved that all such reports should be turned in before the next meeting scheduled for the end of February in Kaduna where the reports will be deliberated upon.
2. On security of the region and the nation, the Forum noted with concern the growing wave of insecurity in the country particularly as it relates to circulation of unverified video clips on social media portraying violent attacks on persons in some parts of the country. Therefore, Forum:
   i. Called on political leaders to segregate between criminality and social groups in their domains with a view to treating criminals as criminals. The Forum reiterates that it condemns every form of criminality whether from herders, hunters, or farmers occupying forest reserves illegally.
   ii. Noted with concern the tension generated by the eviction order issued to herdsmen in some parts of the country.
   iii. Expressed concern that this is heating the already fragile security atmosphere with threats of reprisals which the Northern Governors are working assiduously to contain.
   iv. Stresses the urgent need for the Nigerian Governors Forum to meet and discuss the issue wholistically with a view to resolving all areas of misunderstanding and conflicts arising from these threats and suspicion for the sake of national unity.
   v. Notes with concern that the current system of herding conducted mainly through open grazing is no longer sustainable in view of growing urbanization and population of the country. Consequently, Forum resolved to aggressively sensitise herdsmen on the need to adapt new methods of herding by ranching or other acceptable modern methods.
   vi. Appeals to the Federal Government to support States with grants to directly undertake pilot projects of modern livestock production that will serve as springboard and evidence for breaking resistance to the full implementation of new methods of livestock production.
   vii. Resolved to engage elders and youths in a robust discussion with a view to dousing the tensed security environment in the north. Accordingly, a four-man Committee was put in place to be headed by the Chairman of the Northern Governors Forum.
   viii. Called for restraint from leaders including those in the Southern parts of the country where passions are high. Similarly, they called on all the citizens of the north to continue to live in peace with all Nigerians irrespective of their origins and backgrounds.
3. Forum congratulated the new Service Chiefs over their recent appointments and resolved to collaborate with them in enhancing the security of the region and the nation at large.
4. On its quest to acquire COVID-19 testing mobile vehicles, the Governors received briefing on the procurement of the vehicles which was still ongoing with the first batch about to be received. Accordingly, the Forum resolved to revalidate all requests made by member States in 2020.

Rt. Hon. Simon Bako Lalong
Executive Governor of Plateau State &
Chairman, Northern States Governors Forum
8th February 2021

SPEECH DELIVERED BY H.E. RT. HON. (DR.) SIMON BAKO LALONG, KSSG, THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF PLATEAU STATE ON THE OCCASION OF THE COMMEMORATION OF “PLATEAU FORGIVENESS DAY” 2021 & INAUGURATION OF THE INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNCIL HELD AT THE VICTORIA GOWON HALL, NEW GOVERNMENT HOUSE LITTLE RAYFIELD JOS ON 8TH FEBRUARY 2021.
PROTOCOL

1. I am delighted to welcome you all to yet another historic day in our quest to foster a new future for our State as we solidify a new narrative that advances a new paradigm shift in addressing the numerous wrongs of the past.
2. As a State emerging from the ashes of violence, our Rescue Administration decided to set aside February 7 of every year as Forgiveness Day. This day reminds us to imbibe and promote the culture of forgiveness as enunciated in the Holy Books. The cardinal objective of this day is to achieve enduring peace and harmony as opposed to hate, bitterness, resentment and vengeance which only leads to a vicious cycle of violence.
3. On Friday last week, our Muslim brothers and sisters converged on various mosques to pray and emphasize the need for forgiveness. Yesterday, Christian faithful also offered similar prayers in churches with the Catholic Arch Bishop of Jos His Grace Mathew Ishaya Audu celebrating a mass at the Saint Louis Church to commemorate the day.
4. When we first commemorated this day in 2019, I submitted that if we imbibed forgiveness, it will eclipse and bury all the wrongs of the past and move us to a new dawn by restoring confidence in our future and ensuring that generations unborn do not repeat our mistakes.
5. Let me reiterate that the idea behind the Forgiveness Day is for us to reflect on where we have been; the human tragedy that befell us; the need to appreciate our present situation; and our resolve to craft the kind of a peaceful and secure society we desire.
6. My administration clearly understands that many of our people have been hurt and could have also caused pain for others. Many cannot seem to erase the hurt from their mental hard drive and continue to harbour bitterness, resentment, and anger.
7. The choice before us is to either continue in our anger thus spending the rest of our lives in pain and bitterness, or we can choose to be released, healed, and be set free. That is where forgiveness becomes inevitable.
8. Of course, propagating forgiveness in a society such as ours can be associated with misunderstandings and misconceptions. Definitions of forgiveness may differ depending on which divide one is standing. However, the outcome of forgiveness can easily unite people and benefit everyone.
9. Forgiveness does not connote weakness, tolerance for injustice or excusing evil. Forgiveness does not also mean that the act committed does not matter nor does it suggest that the offender should not bear the consequences of his actions. Indeed, such a person should be held accountable to serve as deterrence.
10. At the risk of being misunderstood or even misrepresented, I am confident to tell you that forgiveness is not justice. While justice usually involves the acknowledgment of an evil deed, an apology, and some form of reward or punishment, forgiveness can take place regardless of whether justice is served or not.
11. In the same vein, forgiveness does not automatically translate to trust. On the contrary, while forgiveness is something that should be freely given, trust however must be earned through consistent truth-telling and dialogue over a period of time.
12. As a Governor who wishes to be remembered as a peacemaker long after I leave office, the approach of my administration is to pursue Restorative Justice side by side with Retributive Justice in order to right the wrongs of the past.
13. In this regard, we have taken several policy steps to mitigate the risk of a return to violent conflicts as well as tackle the growing wave of criminality in our State. Apart from setting up the Plateau State Peace Building Agency, we have strengthened Operation Rainbow and reviewed the criminal administration law.
14. Last year, I signed into law the Bill on Kidnapping, land grabbing, cultism and other related violent crimes to ensure that criminals are not left unpunished. Indeed, our determination to arrest and prosecute criminals and trouble makers in the state remains unwavering.
15. The Plateau State Peace Building Agency on the other hand has been working assiduously to entrench the ideals of sustainable Peace through dialogue, advocacy and strategic engagements with a wide range of stakeholders at the State and community levels.
16. This is why the Plateau Peace Agency has held over 87 multi-level dialogue sessions and more than 40 outreaches across 17 Local Governments of the State in order to promote the culture of Peace among communities that had once fought each other.
17. Despite the efforts and modest successes recorded at stemming the tide of ethno-religious violence, Plateau State is still in dire need of healing. Our people have remained somewhat divided along ethno-religious or tribal lines due largely to the experiences of yesterday. Yet, we have a golden opportunity to open a new leaf by consolidating on the gains of our efforts within the last six years.
18. While we cannot claim that all issues in the heart of the crises have been resolved, we have in our hands the tools that can help midwife the rebirth of a new and united Plateau that is at Peace with itself and neighbours.
19. The stakes are quite high and the need to work in concert through the forging of robust alliances has never been this urgent. The age-old maxim says we either work together as a united front to win or we perish as fools. We have no reason to choose anything below peace.
20. That is why today we are inaugurating the reconstituted Plateau State Inter-religious Council, a body made up of highly respected religious leaders and experts in the field of conflict mediation and peace building.
21. The inauguration of this non-partisan body is a further demonstration of our administration’s commitment to repairing the broken social fabric of our society through the provision of a structured platform for religious, community, youth and women leaders to play active roles in fostering mutual understanding and cooperation between citizens regardless of ethnic and religious differences.
22. It is expected that working closely with the Plateau State Peace Building Agency, the State Inter-religious Council will critically think through issues and build consensus on challenges that threaten freedom, tolerance and peace.
23. The Council will adopt a flexible and confidential format in which even controversial issues can be discussed; assumptions tested and ideas generated. Through joint analysis and structured interfaith dialogue, voices from divergent communities can come up with new ideas and approaches that will help enhance resilience and social cohesion.
24. In addition, I hope this platform provides a channel through which religious leaders can offer honest, non-partisan and informed counsel on critical matters and present their recommendations to government and other policy makers at all levels.
25. I will like to thank the Chairman and Co-Chairman of the Inter-religious Council Rev. Prof. Pandang Yamsat, former COCIN President and His Royal Highness Alh. Sambo Mohammed III, Emir of Wase and Chairman JNI, Plateau State and other members for accepting to serve. All Members of the Council have been carefully chosen based on their track record of integrity, honesty, peace drive and patriotism.
26. The State Inter-religious Council is to be guided by the following terms of reference:
27. Promote the culture of interfaith Dialogue as a viable mechanism for peaceful co-existence, understanding and religious tolerance in Plateau state.
28. To work with different faith communities and other organizations that work across faith lines to expand respect for religious pluralism and freedom of religion or belief in Plateau state.
29. To offer advisory services to the State Government on matters of religious practice.
30. To deliberate on reported cases of religious conflicts and proffer urgent solutions for government’s intervention.
31. To work closely with relevant agencies of government to improve social cohesion as well as promote the agenda of Peace on the Plateau through healing, forgiveness and reconciliation.
32. The Interreligious Council will also play an Advisory Role to the Peace Building Agency while the Coordinating Secretariat is to be headed by the Director General of the Agency Mr. Joseph Lengmang alongside the following:
33. Barr. Auwal Abdullahi
34. Rev. Gideon Para-Mallam
35. Rev. Fr. Blaise Agwom
36. Hon. Ahmed Muhammad Nazif
37. My expectation is that through the work of this council, our citizens would learn to listen to each other, understand one another, forgive, tolerate and above all, have respect for the diverse religious and social beliefs that exist in our society.
38. As I conclude, I am directing the Council to support the Peace Building Agency in finding a lasting solution to renewed herder-farmers clashes in some parts of the State such as Bassa where from last week till yesterday night, we have reports that people have been killed in attacks and reprisals.
39. I have already directed security agencies to go after those behind the acts and bring them to justice. This must stop.
40. May God give us the grace to be our brother’s keepers, forgive and live in peace with one another.
    [MEMBERS RISE TO BE INAUGURATED]
41. It is now my singular honour to inaugurate you as members of the Plateau State Inter-religious Council to the Glory of God and for the peace, unity and progress of Plateau State.
42. God bless Plateau State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Rt. Hon. (Dr) Simon Bako Lalong, KSGG,
Executive Governor, Plateau State.
8th February 2021.

GOVERNOR LALONG CHARGES NIGERIANS TO FORGIVE ONE ANOTHER AS PLATEAU MARKS DAYFORGIVENESS DAY.

Governor Simon Bako Lalong on Sunday 7th February 2021 said unless Nigerians learn to forgive one another and avoid revenge and reprisals, the nation will continue to witness needless bloodshed and destruction of properties.

Governor Lalong was speaking at an inter-denominational church service to commemorate the 3rd Plateau Day of Forgiveness and Reconciliation at the St. Louis Catholic Church Jos.

Lalong said although acts of criminality must be swiftly investigated and punished by Government and its relevant organs, the long term ambition of every Nigerian who desires peace is to tore the path of reconciliation and forgiveness.

He said “As a Government, we are very conscious of the fact that the process of restoring peace and confidence among the people cannot succeed without forgiveness and reconciliation. On this day therefore, we do not try to trivialize or gloss over the trauma, pain and agony that many people have undergone on account of the various crises that took lives and properties. Others are still bearing physical scars of their experiences. What this day rather emphasizes is how to make the best of the past ugly experiences and chart the way forward. If truly we want to move forward, then there is every need to encourage healing that makes us do things differently.”

Lalong said the Plateau Peace Agency has held over 87 multi-level dialogue sessions with conflict parties across 17 Local Governments of the State in order to promote the culture of Peace through forgiveness and reconciliation.
This has led to the signing of several Peace Agreements and Commitments to the pursuit of Peace agreement with various fighting communities in the last five years.

He frowned at the exploitation of the social media by crises merchants who generate and circulate unfounded posts suggesting that there is no peace in Plateau State and that this Government has not achieved anything.

In his homily, Catholic Archbishop Mathew Ishaya Audu said the failure of individuals and communities to forgive one another increases the burden of strife, bitterness, anger and violence which provides the ready flame for crises.

He said Christ has demonstrated forgiveness by not only laying down his life for humanity, but admonishing his followers to do same and live in peace. He said Plateau State is experiencing gradual healing and peaceful coexistence because of the efforts of the Government to set the right examples and administer justice to all.

Chairman Christian Pilgrims Commission Rev. Yakubu Pam said the Day for Forgiveness and Reconciliation is a great initiative by Governor Simon Lalong that celebrates the good of humanity rather than the embers of hatred, bigotry and mediocrity.

Plateau State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria Rev. Fr. Polycarb Lubo, Deputy Chief Imam of Jos Central Mosque Sheikh Ismail Adam and the representative of the Gbong Gwom Jos all called on the citizens of Plateau State and Nigerians in general to learn to embrace one another inspite of differences in religion, ethnicity or status.

Prayers were offered for the perpetuation of peace and reconciliation in Plateau State and Nigeria.

Dr. Makut Simon Macham
Director of Press & Public Affairs to the Governor of Plateau State.
7th February 2021

PRESS STATEMENT

GOVERNOR LALONG VOWS INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE & TRANSPARENCY AS HE INAUGURATES OGP STEERING COMMITTEE

Plateau State Governor Simon Lalong has inaugurated the steering committee for the Open Government Partnership, popularly known as OGP. The Group has hundreds of members comprising of Government non-governmental jurisdictions in 78 countries.
This follows the admission of the State last year into the global organisation that promotes good governance working with reformers inside and outside of government to transform how government serves its citizens.
Governor Lalong who was represented at the inauguration by Secretary to the Government of Plateau State Prof. Danladi Abok Atu explained that the State was delighted to join the OGP which is an organization that brings together governments and civil society leaders to create more transparent, inclusive, and participatory government.
He said his Government continues to embrace all initiatives to promote prudence, transparency, accountability and people driven-resource management in order to give value to the lives of its citizens.
The Governor said apart from implementing the Treasury Single Account, the Government has ensured that government resources are saved through the Efficiency Unit. Others are the Project Monitoring and Result Delivery Unit (PMRDU), Bureau for Public Procurement, and compliance with State Fiscal Transparency, Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS).
He said some of these qualities facilitated the admittance of Plateau State among the only two jurisdictions to be selected to join OGP in 2020. He reiterated his personal commitment to the rules and values of transparency, accountability and collaboration, conscious of the fact that the government is a product of collective citizens’ action.
“We hinged our participation in the OGP Local Programme on Five Thematic Areas that align with our Development Strategy, as follows: Citizens Engagement, Fiscal Transparency, Peace and Security, Gender and Open Contracting. We believe that our membership of the OGP will further enhance transparency in governance while facilitating constructive citizens’ engagement that will in turn transform our public service and accelerate economic development” he said.
Commissioner for Special Duties, Inter-Governmental Affairs & NGOs Hon. Irimiya Jerry Werr said having received this OGP membership, it is now time for Plateau State to justify the trust of the international community and match words with action.
The Steering Committee which is a Multi Stakeholder Forum, made up of fourteen persons, comprising seven government officials and six members of the Plateau State Civil Society Organizations (CSO) Forum, with the Focal Person serving as the Secretary. This Committee is co-chaired by Dr. John Jinung Co-Leader, Plateau State Civil Societies Forum while each of the five thematic areas has a Technical Working Group (TWG) co-chaired by the remaining members.
The membership of the Plateau State OGP Steering Committee is as follows:

S/N Role Government Non-Governmental Partner
1 Steering Committee Co-Chairs Hon. Irimiya Jerry Werr
Commissioner for Special Duties, Inter-Governmental Affairs & NGOs Dr. John Jinung
Co-Leader, Plateau State Civil Societies Forum
2 Fiscal Transparency Working Group Co-Chairs Hon. Sylvester Wallangko
Commissioner for Budget & Economic Planning Ms. Yop Rwang Pam
Reboot Design (Development Partners)
3 Gender Working Group Co-Chairs Mr. Haggai Gutap
Director-General, Plateau State Micro-Finance Dev Agency Mrs. Jessica Bankat
Country Women Association of Nigeria (COWAN)
4 Peace and Security Working Group Co-Chairs Mr. Joseph Lengman
Director-General, Plateau State Peace Building Agency Mr. Mugu Zaka Bako
Plateau Peace Practitioners Network
5 Citizens Participation Working Group Co-Chairs Mr. David Dasser
Director-General, Plateau State Information & Communication Technology Development Agency Mr. Manji Wilson
European Centre for Electoral Support
6 Open Contracting Working Group Co-Chairs Mr. Peter Dogo Yilkangha
Director-General, Plateau State Bureau for Public Procurement Prof. (Mrs) Patricia Lar
University of Jos
7 Point of Contact Persons (POC) Engr. David Jaafaru Wuyep
Chief Technical Advisor – PMRDO
Cmrd. Peter Gad Shamaki
Co-Leader, Plateau State Civil Societies Forum

The Terms of Reference of the Committee are as follows:

a. Drive the co-creation of the State OGP Action Plan 2021 – 2023;

b. Set up and manage Technical Working Groups for the Thematic Areas identified by the State;

c. Monitor the implementation of the Action Plan by the State Government for the fulfilment of the commitments made therein;
d. Engage with the OGP International Team for Independent Review Mechanism

e. Engage with the OGP National Office whenever necessary; and

f. Carry out any other assignment directed to it for the promotion of the values of the OGP in the State

Dr. Makut Simon Macham
Director of Press & Public Affairs to the Governor of Plateau State.
6th February 2021

GAGDI REVALIDATES APC MEMBERSHIP STATUS AT HIS POLLING UNIT IN GUM, GAGDI WARD

The atmosphere was one full of excitement as the Member representing Pankshin-Kanke-Kanam in the House of Representatives, Rt Hon Yusuf Adamu Gagdi today revalidates his membership status of the All Progressive Congress(APC) at his polling unit in Gum, Gagdi ward of Kanam Local Government Area.

The Member who was accompanied to his hometown by the Plateau State Chairman of the Party, Chief Letep Dabang along side other state and local government EXCO members of the party and members of the APC Revalidation and Registration Committee of Plateau State, expressed his delight and used the occasion to reiterate his abiding faith in the principles and ideologies of the party. He urged all APC members in his constituency to turn up en masse to ensure that they all participate in the exercise.

While issuing him the new membership card, the Plateau State Chairman of the 7-man Revalidation Committee said that the exercise was for revalidation of all members of the party and registration of new ones and that it will continue in all the polling units of the country very soon.

Also speaking at the occasion, the Plateau State Chairman of the party, Chief Letep Dabang said that Gagdi has been a very faithful and committed member of the party and lauds his tremendous contributions to the growth and development of the party in the State and the country at large.

Other members on the entourage include Hon Ismaila Hudu Bala,Member representing Kantana Constituency, Hon Yahuza Yusuf Kyansar ,Commissioner SUBEB, Alh Shuaibu Gyangyang, Hon Ibrahim Saleh former Commissioner Plateau State and many other stakeholders, elders, teaming youths and members of the party.

GAGDI MEDIA TEAM
6th/02/2021

6TH FEBRUARY, 2021.