A Member of the House of Representatives in Plateau State, Istifanus Gyang, has rejected the plan to create grazing reserves in Plateau State.

Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom has denied reports in some sections of the media, that he has signed a grazing reserve agreement in order to get a World Bank loan.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has restated Federal Government’s commitment to supporting and elevating the nation’s numerous festivals to enable them to contribute ...

In plateau state, there are two major contenders to the governorship race. Both of them are eminently qualified to occupy the coveted seat of the governor of the state.

RIGHT from the outset, Plateau State is not known for political violence. This informed the state’s appellation of “Home of Peace and Tourism.” When democratic governance returned in Nigeria in 1999, hate campaigns, hate speeches were unknown to the Plateau people until the state lost its innocence in 2001 not to political violence, but to extraneous religious violence and colouration which is still staring the state in the face up till date.

FOR the umpteenth time, the governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic party (PDP) in Plateau State, Senator Gyang Pwajok, has appealed to his co-contestants who lost in the primaries with him to sheathe the sword and join hands with him to move the state to the next level. He declared this recently while speaking with journalists in Jos, the Plateau State capital.