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[The hound @simply_doji]

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[The hound @simply_doji]

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[The Time is Now @_TheTime_isNow_]

“Under My Watch, We Are Not Going to Lose Any Inch of Plateau Land”

Governor Caleb Mutfwang has expressed deep pain and taken responsibility as Chief Security Officer of Plateau State following the murderous attack on the people of Bimpev in Kombu District, where innocent women and children were reportedly slaughtered with knives on Monday night into Tuesday.

The Governor disclosed that security agencies had received intelligence about the impending attack and that necessary measures were taken, yet the attack still occurred.

Taking responsibility for the security failure, he said:

“I stand with pain in my heart as the Chief Security Officer that I must take responsibility for the failure of orders.”

Governor Mutfwang reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to securing Plateau State, declaring that he is prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice if that is what it takes to protect the people.

He also urged Plateau citizens to remain alert and vigilant, noting that the government has not yet accelerated the return of internally displaced persons to their ancestral homes because of prevailing security concerns.

However, he revealed that, beyond the pilot project already underway in Bassa, elaborate arrangements have been made to commence an aggressive programme to return displaced citizens to their ancestral communities as soon as the rains are over.

The Governor stressed that the mission is bigger than politics:

“This is not politics. I often tell people I'm not a politician. I happen to be in politics by necessity, and I came with only one mission: that I will make Plateau better than I met it.”

The commitment remains clear: protect the people, reclaim every inch of Plateau territory, and build a safer Plateau for all.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

When I talk about this great woman online, I use "NOI" or "Ngozi" freely.

When I meet her in person, as someone with the same cultural background as her - will I address her directly as Ngozi?

Once you people don't like someone, you suspend reasoning. I don't even fw Tony.

[Rehauhetswe Mofokeng @itsRelo]

And it’s okay because you know what ? When table turns you will understand. Funerals don’t require an invite.

[Pepper 🤎🧸 @Miss_Lanrewaju]

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[202. SIX⌛️ @ZSokowar]

Coming from you Henry? You represent, fully the opposite of this statement 100%

[YAGS @yags_szn]

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[The hound @simply_doji]

@sudaismal No excuses

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[Plateau State Directorate of Press @DOPA_PLSG]

GOVERNOR MUTFWANG URGES STAKEHOLDERS TO CHART STRATEGIC PATH FOR UNITY, PEACE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN PLATEAU

...Expresses commitment to protecting lives and property of citizens

Stakeholders across ethnic, religious, political and professional divides in Plateau State have been implored to renew their commitment to unity, peace and inclusive development, with a call for stronger collaboration among citizens, government, traditional institutions, civil society and development partners to secure the future of the State.

Plateau State Governor, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang made the call during a leadership retreat organised by the Plateau Initiative for Development and Advancement (PIDAN), which brought together the Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement for the North Central Region, traditional and religious leaders, political actors, civil society representatives and other stakeholders.

Addressing Stakeholders, Governor Mutfwang linked peace and development to stronger connectivity, rural infrastructure, communication and economic opportunities. He said his administration would continue to expand road infrastructure and rural connectivity, arguing that improved access would strengthen economic activity while making vulnerable communities less isolated.

Addressing the recent security challenges in parts of Plateau, Governor Mutfwang said the State would intensify efforts to facilitate the safe return of internally displaced persons to their ancestral communities when security conditions permit. He also emphasised the importance of intelligence, communication and community participation in preventing attacks.

Beyond security, the Governor identified Plateau's mineral resources and livestock sector as major economic opportunities that must be managed responsibly for the benefit of the people. He called for organised artisanal mining, stronger regulation, environmental responsibility and greater value for host communities.

He also advocated a new approach to livestock development, urging citizens to look beyond the fears surrounding ranching and focus on the economic opportunities across the livestock value chain.

According to him, Plateau must be positioned to benefit from the enormous market for milk and other livestock products while ensuring that any policy is implemented in the interest of the people and noted that there will be no forceful acquisition of land.

Governor Mutfwang further urged Plateau people to rise above political, ethnic and religious differences, particularly on social media, warning against the use of differences to create unnecessary divisions among leaders and citizens.

“Our differences can become a source of assets that we can leverage upon to advance our people,” he said, calling for a culture of collaboration in which leaders and citizens place the collective interest of Plateau above partisan considerations. While commending PIDAN for creating a platform for dialogue, Governor Mutfwang stressed that unity was indispensable to the State's progress, particularly at a time when Plateau is confronting security challenges and seeking to unlock its economic potential.

“If there was a time that PIDAN was needed, I want to say the time is now, PIDAN has come to stay,” and government will partner with relevant stakeholders to strengthen strategic partner in community engagement, peacebuilding and the long-term development of Plateau State.”

In his speech, the PIDAN President Amb. Nanpon Danjuma Sheni said the organisation had built its reputation on dialogue, advocacy, research and constructive engagement, stressing that its responsibility was not only to preserve the legacy of its founding leaders but also to strengthen the institution for future generations.

[Plateau State Directorate of Press @DOPA_PLSG]

GOVERNOR MUTFWANG VISITS ATTACK COMMUNITY IN MANGU, CONDOLES BEREAVED FAMILIES, EXPRESSES DETERMINATION TO PROTECT PLATEAU HERITAGE

...Says the Attack is an Attack Directly on His Person

The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has visited the people of Bin Mper Community in Kombun District of Mangu Local Government Area, following the deadly attack on the community on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, which claimed lives and left others injured.

Governor Mutfwang, while addressing the people of the community, particularly women, expressed deep pain and sympathy over the tragic incident, describing the attack as barbaric, senseless and unacceptable.

He said the loss of innocent lives was not only an attack on the affected community but also a direct affront to his person and the collective resolve of the Plateau State Government to protect the lives and property of its citizens.

The Governor assured the people that his administration would adopt additional strategies and strengthen existing security measures to prevent further attacks on vulnerable communities, stressing that the government would not relent in its determination to secure the state and create an environment conducive to the prosperity and well-being of its people.

He said the attack occurred at a time when the government had reviewed its security architecture in collaboration with security agencies, including the new General Officer Commanding 3 Division, Nigerian Army, and other relevant authorities, with a renewed focus on protecting lives and property and preventing attacks on vulnerable communities.

“This is not an attack on the community alone; it is an attack on me. I pray that God will grant you peace and comfort. The police have said that some persons have been arrested, and we will follow the matter to its logical conclusion.

“We will do everything within our powers to ensure that you remain on your land. Nobody will take over your land,” the Governor assured.

Governor Mutfwang condoled with the families of those who lost their loved ones in the attack and prayed for the speedy recovery of those who sustained injuries, assuring the affected community that the government would continue to stand with them in their moment of grief.

He commended the courage, resilience and patriotism of Plateau youths who have continued to support efforts to safeguard their communities, urging them to remain peaceful, vigilant and law-abiding while working closely with constituted authorities.

The Governor emphasised that the fight against insecurity requires unity and strong collaboration among communities, traditional institutions, government and security agencies. He expressed confidence that, through collective resolve and sustained security operations, Plateau State would prevail over banditry, terrorism and other criminal elements threatening the peace of the state.

Earlier, Governor Mutfwang received a security briefing from the General Officer Commanding 3 Division, Nigerian Army, where he called for more proactive, intelligence-driven and coordinated measures to protect vulnerable communities and prevent attacks before they occur.

The Governor also paid a sympathy visit to the Mishkagham Mwaghavul, His Royal Highness, Da. John Putmang Hirse, where he condoled with the bereaved families and the entire Mwaghavul Nation over the tragic incident.

He assured the traditional ruler and the people that he would never let them down, stressing that his administration remained resolute in its determination to defeat banditry and all forms of criminality in the state.

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@ThatAnfieldBuzz Always crying

[THE DUKE OF MADRID II @thedukeofmadrid]

Every day you wake up on this app, you see Barcelona fans hyping one mid or another, and less than a year later, that same player is being shipped out for £11m.

That’s exactly how they hyped Ansu Fati… and now he’s an upcoming musician 😭😭

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