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BREAKING NEWS
Dr. Izang Markus of the Department of Political Science, PLASU, has been appointed as the Deputy Director, General Studies (GST).
Congratulations sir.
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Government should never feel faraway.
Dr Jessica Mafeng Stevens, PRP candidate for Jos South State House of Assembly, is building that kind of leadership and close to the people, rooted in the community.
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In a Christian community in Plateau State, Nigeria, thousands of displaced children now live in IDP camps with no prospect of returning home. Within a single year, armed terrorists identifying as Fulani Muslims carried out a series of devastating assaults on the village β killing dozens of residents. After the survivors fled for their lives, the attackers occupied the area and established what residents describe as a mini caliphate.
Our children are the future of Plateau State, and the quality of education we provide today will determine the strength of the Plateau we build tomorrow.
At the SUBEB Headquarters in Jos, I flagged off the distribution of vehicles, teaching and learning materials, computers and tablets, alongside a two-day capacity-building workshop for teachers and school leaders.
For our administration, this goes beyond the distribution of materials. It reflects our deliberate commitment to repositioning basic education as the foundation of our collective future.
Since assuming office, we have prioritised investments in school infrastructure, instructional materials, teacher development and stronger institutional systems. We have cleared outstanding UBEC counterpart fund obligations for 2022β2023, bringing Plateau State up to date, while preparations are underway for the 2026 counterpart contribution. Together, these investments will amount to over β¦10 billion in basic education.
Over the last three years, we have also renovated more than 1,200 classrooms across the 17 Local Government Areas of Plateau State.
Through the HOPE Programme, we are working to bridge the digital divide by providing computers and tablets, while ensuring that our teachers receive the training, learning content and support required to make technology a meaningful part of the classroom experience.
We are equally strengthening SUBEBβs operational capacity, improving supervision and data systems, deepening community engagement and ensuring that resources get to the classrooms and communities where they are needed most.
Our vision is clear: a stronger education system is the foundation for a stronger Plateau.
This flag-off represents both a promise kept and a promise renewed. We will continue to invest, reform and take the necessary steps to build an education system where every Plateau child, regardless of location or background, has access to quality, relevant and safe education.
The future of Plateau begins with the children we educate today.