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    Governor Caleb Mutfwang, of Plateau State has, in line with the Civil Service Rules, appointed nine (9) additional new Permanent Secretaries to enhance productivity and efficiency in the state.

    This came in a press statement signed by the Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor, Gyang Bere, and made available to newsmen in Jos, the Plateau State capital Monday.

    The statement stated that, “the Executive Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has approved the appointments of the following nine (9) individuals as new Permanent Secretaries.

    “This includes: Yilkudi Nengak Elisha;  Wyciff Inusa Biwet; Yohanna Mangtu Dangnan; Keziah Ishaya Dung; Solomon Kadlya; Yakubu Ishaya Mallo;
Musa Nyam Agwom; Barr, Rwang Yop Shom and Gayi Timothy Gayi respectively.

    “This is part of his commitment to foster greater productivity, efficiency and effectiveness in the Pateau State Civil Service and urged them to be catalysts in inspiring the workforce to deliver quality leadership governance”, it stated.
   The Governor, however, congratulated the appointees on their well-deserved promotions emphasizing that, their roles were crucial in driving Plateau State’s economy towards Sustainable progress and prosperity for ali citizens.
   The Governor further encouraged the new Permanent Secretaries to leverage on their extensive experience in building a more efficient and responsive Civil Service that would serve as a model of excellence and pride for Plateau State.        According to the statement, the newly appointed Permanent Secretaries would be sworn in on a date to be announced later

    Plateau State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), has outlined activities marking its 2024 Press Week starting September 9 to 15, 2024 commencing with Community Service.

   This came in a press statement signed by the Chairman Central Planning Committee and his Secretary, Comrade Pam Musa and Comrade Hosea Nyamlong, respectively and made available to newsmen in Jos, the Plateau State capital Monday.

    The statement said, “the Press Week will commence on Monday, September 9th with a Community Service at the Jos City Center aimed at giving back to the society.

    “There will be a health talk and a free medical checkup for members and their wards on Tuesday, September 10.

    “The well-thought-out programme is focused on promoting health and wellness among journalists and members of the society”, the statement disclosed.

    Other activities would subsequently continue Wednesday September 11, as it was reserved for a friendly football match between journalists and staff of Plateau United Football Club at the New Jos Stadium by 3pm. 

    Meanwhile, the grand finale would be on Thursday September 12, at Patrick’s Hall, Crispan Hotel Jos where a keynote  address, awards and recognition would be featured.

   Thereafter, the Juma’at prayer would be held afternoon Friday, September 13 and the first ever Plateau NUJ Cultural Night would be celebrated September 14th. 

    Accordingly, the press week would round off on Sunday September 15, 2024 with a Thanksgiving service.

    The leadership of NUJ Plateau Council, therefore, solicited for the support and cooperation of  members and Plateau Citizens for the successful Press Week.

    Plateau State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), has outlined activities marking its 2024 Press Week starting September 9 to 15, 2024 commencing with Community Service.

   This came in a press statement signed by the Chairman Central Planning Committee and his Secretary, Comrade Pam Musa and Comrade Hosea Nyamlong, respectively and made available to newsmen in Jos, the Plateau State capital Monday.

    The statement said, “the Press Week will commence on Monday, September 9th with a Community Service at the Jos City Center aimed at giving back to the society.

    “There will be a health talk and a free medical checkup for members and their wards on Tuesday, September 10.

    “The well-thought-out programme is focused on promoting health and wellness among journalists and members of the society”, the statement disclosed.

    Other activities would subsequently continue Wednesday September 11, as it was reserved for a friendly football match between journalists and staff of Plateau United Football Club at the New Jos Stadium by 3pm. 

    Meanwhile, the grand finale would be on Thursday September 12, at Patrick’s Hall, Crispan Hotel Jos where a keynote  address, awards and recognition would be featured.

   Thereafter, the Juma’at prayer would be held afternoon Friday, September 13 and 

the first ever Plateau NUJ Cultural Night would be celebrated September 14th. 

    Accordingly, the press week would round off on Sunday September 15, 2024 with a Thanksgiving service.

    The leadership of NUJ Plateau Council, therefore, solicited for the support and cooperation of  members and Plateau Citizens for the successful Press Week.

BY EZEKIEL DONTINNA 

    What started like drops of puddles coalesced into a small stream flowing through a lake-stored water base, later became a confluence of social and cultural display of unity as sons and daughters, and friends of Ngas speaking people trooped in to share in their funs therein the market.

    The unusual colour added to this Saturday Ngas Village Market situated along the Jos Museum yesterday, was thrillingly unique as different people and dance  groups pump up the market with music and dance styles coming from some Jos based Artists.

     What appeared more attractive to mention was the colourful display of  cultural artefacts at both entrance and the market show room . Ngas native costumes and antiques were seen displayed for interested sons and daughters who may wish to patronise.

     To note, is the consistency shown in driving this dream behind setting such a historic and first of its kind market here on the Plateau. It wasn’t a catch-22 situation to start with, but an ardent desire that was already a cooked plan that saw the creation of the Ngas Development Association (NDA) in the first place.

 Love, unity and prosperity (Rot, Kangkhike dang Metpokin), as been the motto of NDA, was basically to bring them together as one a people, knowing how adventurous they are in nature. It was also to help promote their cultural heritage in the face of this current generational collapse in moral and cultural certitudes.

      However, for some among many sons and daughters of Ngasland out there, it is a must embraced idea, because this is an opportunity especially for those who have been in diaspora all through and do not know much about their culture.

     Yesterday, one of the Ngas sons who could not hide his show of love and interest for his culture, Nde Wokji Gerlong, took his family to this market and it was quite awesome. He was busy seen taking his family round to see and taste the varieties of Ngas traditional foods displayed at the market.

      It was truly more like home coming to the family especially, the little Arrit Gerlong, who was all over dressed in the Ngas cultural attires and dancing, following the beats coming from the local guitar (Diengdieng).

     Expressing her feelings and joy while in an interview with our correspondent at market, Mrs. Nanko Gerlong, who is from the Tarok extraction, but married to Nde Wokji Gerlong, said the visit to the Ngas Village has exposed her to many things saying, “I thought I know somethings about the Ngas people, but this is an eye opener.

     “I have seen quite alot and have experienced things that I have not seen. I have seen the people, the culture and how they live especially, where the King stays, how the Ngas man dresses, farms and so many items used in the community.

     “Oh, this is excellent! I am quite impressed with what I have seen so far. I was even told that this is just the beginning and that, there is more to come. I pray and hope that they get more support so that, when we come next we will see more of it”, she prayed and hoped.

     Mrs. Gerlong, described the Ngas Village as a great place one needs to visit and experience culture suggesting that, there should be a vernacular department where Ngas language would be taught to sons and daughters especially, those in the diaspora who cannot speak Ngas language.

      On his part, Nde Wokji Gerlong, whose root is from Wuselli District in Pankshin LGA of Plateau State, said, “this is my first time of coming to the Ngas Village and it is wonderful. I brought my family to come and experience the Ngas culture and the kids are so excited to see the different aspects of the Ngas culture here.

       “This, for me, is a very good foundation. It is going to unite all sons and daughters of Ngasland because it stands as a rallying point for us and I believe Ngas people will be proud of this place and, at any point in time they can come and continue to see the culture at play here”, he enthused.

        While expressing concern over the left behind spirit of inculcating values of Ngas in the children, Gerlong, added that, “actually, that is one mistake we have made over the years in not inculcating our culture in our children.

     “We have Ngas men in the diaspora, but they have not had any opportunity to learn the language and know or experience this culture as my family is experiencing it today.

     “I hope as much as possible and I know that, it is not going to be easy for everybody to learn, but as we modernise, the Ngas Community should develop a form where even those that are away will get the opportunity to experience this”, he suggested .

        Nde Wokji Gerlong, however, advocated for a full documentary of the Ngas culture to be circulated on either social media or other platforms so that, it would go a long way in helping even those in the diaspora to experience the rich culture.

      Meanwhile, the political class were not left out in the yesterday’s Saturday market. The All Progressive Congress (APC)’s Candidate of Kanke Local Government in the forthcoming Council Elections, Nde James Goleng, was at this Ngas Village Market to have a feel of the it as he was walked round amidst crowd.

       It was really a population overflow yesterday. People were all over the spaces available for them to sit. The must interesting part of it as always been in the past two months, was the full participations of people from other ethnic nationalities on the Plateau.

      There, one could hardly differentiate who is Ngas and not, which shows that the prediction of a better and united Plateau is certain. In fact, the only means of identifying one was when you pop into people using another tongue.

      Truly, it was one united Plateau, with Berom, Mwagavul, Tarok, Gamai, Mupun, Chip, Afizere, Anaguta, Irigwe, Buji, Ron, Kulere, Mushere, Dimak, Bugum, Jar, Ganawuri, Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa and other nationalities exchanging pleasantries and engaging fully in socioeconomic focus of this market.

        Among other shop owners at the this Ngas Village Market, was one Miss Jana Juryit, a POS service business owner, who expressed optimism that the market would surely flourish. She revealed that, the business has been better compared to when she first came.

       She disclosed that, “the patronage has been fair because I see more people coming to withdraw as the demand increases time to time. I started with a hundred thousand naira, but today I was able to dispense up to four hundred thousand naira”.

       That, on its own, is an indication of the fact that, economic activities is gradually picking up and could keep our youth busy. We pray that this will go a long way in contributing adequately to the peace process of Governor Caleb Mutfwang and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

        This, of course, attest to fact that, the series of complaints and concerns raised by citizens, when the market was suspended due to the unfortunate #EndBadGovernance# protest that later forced the imposement of curfew on Jos/Bukuru metropolis last two weeks, demonstrated how they cherished peace and freedom.

       Appreciably, the mammoth turn out to this market yesterday, was definitely not far-fetched from the total relaxation of curfew by the Executive Governor of Plateau State. A week before last was not as much as the population witnessed yesterday. May achieving peace continue to be our portion!

   The Joint Public Service Negotiation Council (JPSNC), has raised eyebrows over purported interference into its internal affairs by some individuals and groups who tried to undermine its operations in the State.

    Plateau State Chairman of JPSNC, Comrade Fwengak Daniel Yilbisa, raised this concern through a communique issued at the end of JPSNC (Trade Union Side) Congress meeting, held at the NCSU State Secretariat Jos, the Plateau State capital Thursday.

     While addressing Journalists at the press briefing, sensing actions by some individuals and groups to hijack their responsibility, the Chairman said, “the JPSNC is compelled to address the recent actions of some individuals and groups, which have been attempting to interfere with our internal affairs.

     “This, to our knowledge is deliberately tried to undermine the operation of the JPSNC, which could compromise its
effectiveness and independence. We categorically reject any attempts by some individuals or groups to dictate
our decisions, influence our leadership, or disrupt our operations. 

     “Our organization is committed to its objectives and values, and we will not be
swayed by external forces seeking to advance their own interests. We believe in the importance of collaboration and cooperation, but also recognize the need for organizations to maintain their independence and self-
determination”, he cautioned.

      Yilbisa, however, urged those concerns to respect the boundaries and focus on their own goals and objectives and that, the JPSNC leadership were proud of their accomplishments and the trust bestowed in them by their members.
      He described the Joint Council as a vital platform for collective bargaining, dispute resolution and a promoting unit for industrial harmony, because its independence and impartiality
were crucial to building trust and confidence among members.
      The JPSNC Chairman, therefore, appeal to the government to safeguard the integrity of the Joint Council and
allow it to operate without undue influence or interference.

     Meanwhile, he has commended Governor Caleb Mutfwang, for appointing a new Head of Civil Service without delay to guarantee a smooth flow of activities and duties left by the retiring Head of Civil Service towards the development of Plateau State.
     While congratulating the newly appointed Head of Civil Service, Yilbisa, appealed to the number one Civil Servant in the state to not allowed himself to be misled by these groups, whom he described as marauders that have been doing same in the past, and should be mindful of the current administrative style within the office.

The Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion, has elected Ven. Dr. Ephraim Gongden, of the University of Jos as the Bishop of Jos Anglican Diocese, to take over from retired Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi, the immediate past Bishop of Jos.

This was contained in a press statement signed by the Senior Deputy Registrar (Information and Publications), Abdullahi Abdullahi, and made available to THE NIGERIA STANDARD in Jos, the Plateau State capital, shortly after the Episcopal Synod held at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, Maitama, Abuja Diocese Friday.

The statement states, “Ven. Dr. Ephraim Gongden, has, among others, elected as the Bishop of Jos, Anglican Diocese. He takes over from Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi, who retired after many years of meritorious service to the Church and the Nation.

“Ven. Dr. Ephraim Gongden is a Reader in the Department of Science and Technology Education, Faculty of Education, University of Jos. The Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion at the Synod elected him as Bishop for the internal provinces at the end of a Holy Eucharistic Service”, it highlighted.

However, at the end of the House of Bishops’ Synod, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Most Rev. Dr. Henry Ndukuba, announced the list of seven Clergymen elected to fill the vacant Episcopal Sees in Seven Dioceses among whom, was Ven. Dr. Ephraim Gongden of the Jos Diocese.

The Primate also disclosed that, the Consecration of the Bishops-elect and the presentation of Archbishops-elect would be on Wednesday September 18, 2024 at the Standing Committee Meeting of the Church and would be hosted by Nike Diocese in Enugu State.

While congratulating the Bishop-Elect of the Anglican Diocese of Jos, Ven. Dr. Ephraim Gongden, Vice-Chancellor, University of Jos, Professor Tanko Ishaya, commended him for his distinguished service in the Lord’s vineyard and his unwavering commitment to the University of Jos, describing him as an inspiration to many.

He expressed confidence that Ven. Dr. Gongden would bring the same level of dedication and leadership to his new role saying, “on behalf of the University of Jos community, I wish the Bishop-elect the very best in your new endeavour and pray for your continues success in serving the faithful.

The Rotary International District 9127, has revealed plans to provide  2,700 Desks under “Basic Education and Literacy Projects”, amounting to over ₦48,000,000 million for pupils across 16 Northern States of Nigeria from 2024 to 2025.

     It has also unveiled plans to provide Hospital Equipment to four (4) Primary Health Care Centres and renovate some in the District worth over forty million naira (₦40m) through its Material and Child Health Scheme respectively.

     The newly installed Pioneer District Governor of Rotary International District 9127, Rotarian Mike Ukachi Nwanoshiri, disclosed this while delivering his acceptance speech at his Investiture ceremony, held at the conference hall of Crispian Hotel and suites Jos, the Plateau State Saturday.

      He said, “I am deeply humbled to stand before you today, honoured to accept the privilege of serving as your Pioneer District Governor, Rotary District 9127 for the current Rotary year 2024-2025.

       “As we embark on this new journey together, my vision for our new District is built on three pillars: Service Excellence; Fellowship and Fun and Innovation and Growth by embracing fresh ideas, leverage and attract new members.

     “In order for us to be more impactful and life changing, we will partner towards the following projects: Provision of 2,700 Desks worth ₦48,000,000 million for pupils in 16 States of Northern Nigeria”, the Governor highlighted.

      According to Nwanoshiri, other projects set to achieve included: planting and maintaining of 10,000 trees seedlings (₦15,000,000); provision of reusable sanitary Pads for girls through girl child initiative (₦18,000,000) and materials and child health (₦40,000,000) respectively.

     While congratulating the District Governor, the Plateau State Governor, Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, represented by his Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Hon. Ephraim Usman, promised to give the Rotary leader the needed support for him to succeed in his dreamt responsibility.

BY EZEKIEL DONTINNA 

The mystery of putting an end to any disagreement or conflict that long existed in a broken society, is not always achieved by using one way approach. It goes with a purified exclusive hindsight that understands multidimensional approach to issues like that.

   Although, it could logically be easy to say that, what looks obvious in hindsight can not be all obvious at some point, but the Youth Initiative Against Violence and Human Rights Abuse (YIAVHA), decided to dwell on the critical quest for peaceful cohesion looking  at it from a different perspective that sees peace as a priceless commodity.

     Over the years, so much emphasises have been on the psychological and structural aspects of addressing conflicts on the Plateau. Series of peace workshops and seminars were organised by Governments and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), but a mechanism for a genuine and practical cohesion was somehow lacking.

     This could possibly, be why there still  existed some no go areas in communities around Riyom, Barkin-ladi and other crisis ravaged local government areas in the state.

   Despite efforts by Federal, State, Local Government, CSOs as well as International Communities investing  heavily in this peace process, people still hold to the fears of the unknown, because practical applications were not reached.

       However, YIAVHA, having seen and been part of the peace process over the years, decided to diversified its approach and went into what the organisation tagged: “Building Bridges for Peace”, a Community-Based Participatory Action Research to Promote Socio Economic Integration and Cohesion to Farmer/Herders Conflicts”.

        Findings revealed that, the project is funded by Knowledge Platform, Security and Rule of law. We further found out that, the objective of the project is to Promote Socio Economic Integration and Cohesion in Farmer/Herders Conflicts” in 8 communities of Riyom Local government, Plateau state.,

      Towards cementing this years of bloody fracas that succeeded in hampering their long existed cohesion before recent, the Youth Initiative Against Violence and Human Right Abuse (YIAVHA), deliberately came up with a reunion mechanism where farmers and herders came together to foster unity among themselves.

        Interestingly, this Civil Society Organisation, had earlier this farming season brought both Fulanis herders and the farming Berom communities together through its Joint Farming Initiatives Programme to cultivate over five (5) different lands.

     According to the Executive Director of YIAVHA, Mr. Jacob Choji Pwakim, “the initiative was to go beyond just dialogues that create understanding, but  also see how these dialogues open the doors for cooperation, Peace, safety for each other, social cohesion, collaboration, and economic prosperity.  

“So, we deliberately designed the project to have joint activities like systems thinking workshop, community action research, joint farming, intergenerational storytelling, exchange visits across communities that have been at loggerheads. We factored young people at the centre of the intervention while leveraging on local power structures that statutorily influence the state of peace or violence in their communities”.

“The reasons for this Initiative is one, we have seen that blood baths in Plateau have undignified every living soul of these lands, making old friends to become arch enemies. Both the farmers and herders were not free to use those lands because they were scared of the cattles and crops being killed or destroyed”, he explained."So, we felt that if we are able to bring them together where they could be able to enter

     “So, we felt that if we are able to bring them together where they could be able to enter each others’ communities freely and dialogue, it will be a great achievement. Fortunately, they all agreed on measures that would stop any further disagreement or conflict and both were very happy and truly, it was demonstrated.

    “We decided to pair those erring communities together to see if those fears that existed or that people held in time past are real or just an imaginations and see to what truly brought this sudden change.

      “We wanted to know if they are still holding to the fears of the past which has made them to see each other as enemies? These fears were across board so, we joined Rim and Jenda, Sas and Kwi, Mahanga and Jol with Riyen and Bangai respectively to farm together this year.

     “With this, they have realised that the existing relationship between the farmers and herders is a symbiotic one now and they were able to agree that criminality will not be tolerated anymore. They were ready to deal with any criminal activity within them and it was awesome”, he disclosed.

        Pwakim, explained further that,  the above listed communities for years, hardly relate because they still see each other as sheer enemies and believed that nothing could ever bring them together again, but the unexpected happened when they came with this Initiative.

      It was for this reasons that YIAVHA took it up and decided to infuse what is called: “System Thinking Workshop” after identifying communities, mapping stakeholders and perspectives around the conflict communities. 

      Both farmers and herders later come to terms with reality and realised that they were reasons behind the escalation of all the conflicts because they failed to fight the common enemy that had succeeded in placing them at logger heads all these while.

         The intention was for the erring communities or parties to value each other and what they have to make a living out of. This, according to findings revealed that, it was the first of its kind in the country, a situation where farmers and herders would agree to cultivate land together and grow crops.

       One mind blowing issue to note with this initiative is the fact that, these people agreed to sell the crops at the end of this farming season when harvested and share the money among themselves, but a percentage as initiated by YIAVHA, would be reserved to enable them farm the coming season.

         The Executive Director, therefore, expressed optimism that, this singular act has really renewed confidence among these communities and were always seen meeting to farm as a team as family and they are all celebrating the reunion.

One of the greatest achievement of YIAVHA, was the engagement of youth in the dialogue which most time, people do not respect as key players in conflict resolution. It is quite unfortunate that, workshops and seminars are always at the advantage of the elders who do not go out.

       The organisation has also planned to reach out to other conflict affected areas like Bassa, Mangu, Barkin-ladi and Bokkos Local Government Areas to see that this renewed relationship and confidence can be realised in these communities.

      

 Governor Caleb Mutfwang, of Plateau State, has approved the immediate suspension of four key officials.

  This came in a press statement signed by the Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor, Gyang Bere, and made available to newsmen in Jos, the Plateau State capital Tuesday.

    The statement said, “the affected officials include: Hon. Chrysanthus Dawam, Commissioner for Budget 
and Economic Planning, and Hon. Jamila Tukur, Commissioner for Tourism
Culture and Hospitality.
     “Also affected is Hon. Dio Lamul, Special Adviser on Rural Development and Hon. Moses Sule, Liaison Officer for Mikang Constituency. The suspensions take effect immediately”, it stated.

The Vice Chancellor, Karl Kumm University Vom, Prof. Nanven Audu Gambo, has eulogized late Prof. Chapa C. Onazi, the University’s Pro-Chancellor, for his substantial contributions to the momentous evolution of the institution which would be written in the annals of the institution’s history.

    This came in a press statement signed by the Protocol and Information Officer, Karl Kumm University, Bulus Gambo, and made available to newsmen in Jos, the Plateau State capital Tuesday.

    According to statement, the Prof. Gambo, stated this during a staff devotion held at the Senate Chambers
noting that, he was still batting to come to terms with the reality of the death of
the Pro-Chancellor.

    He advised staff of the institution to rededicate themselves and offer their best for the advancement
of the university just as late Prof Onazi did during his memorable lifetime.

    On his part, the former Chairman, Provisional Church Council (PCC) Borno,
Rev Daniel Gulla, expressed gratitude to all those who have contrbuted to
the realisation of the vision of establishing the faith based citadel of learning.
    He commended the efforts of the Proprietor and incumbent Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof Nanven Gambo, his management and staff for the dedication to sustaining educational excellence for greater prospects.

A one minute-silence was subsequently observed for the repose of the soul of the former Pro Chancellor of the University, Prof Ochapa Onazi.

 The PDP flag bearer of Bassa Local Government Area in the forthcoming Council elections, Dr. Joshua Sunday Riti, has promised to take Bassa Local Government Area out of its old self of underdevelopment to a developed area. 

   He made the promise yesterday, while in an interview with Journalists in Jos, the Plateau State capital, when he received his Nomination Form at the party Secretariat Jos.

     He described the forthcoming local government elections as a fight without bloodshed and that, he was prepared ahead saying, “I know my opponents are definitely coming from other parties unlike the primaries that we had which was an in-house fight, but this time around, it will be a bigger fight.

      “I give God the glory for everything. In every contest, there must be a winner and a loser so, I am excited since I become the winner and the flag bearer. I also want to say that, there is no Victor, no vanquish, because it is an in-house fight and I believe that, we will all team up together for the broader one ahead”, the candidate hoped.

       “I want to appreciate the good people of Bassa LGA for finding me worthy to contest. I want to also promise that, my mission there is to see to the development of Bassa Local Government Area.

        According to him, “I always tell everybody that, Bassa is one of the oldest local government, but surprisingly, there is no any development stride found in Bassa. So, my mission is to go there to build and develop Bassa”.

       The Chairmanship Candidate was received by team of youth groups and followed by crowd who escorted him to receive his Nomination Form among whom, were the respective Councillors from the local government.

    Chairmanship Candidate of the People’s Democratic party (PDP) of Jos-East Local Government Council, Hon. Markus Nyam Useini, has expressed optimism that the party would spare no seat, but sweep all the 19 Wards of area come October 9, 2024.

    He expressed this conference while in an interview with Journalists at the State PDP Secretariat Jos, the Plateau State capital, shortly after receiving his Chairmanship Nomination Form yesterday.

     The Chairmanship Candidate who is also the seating Transition Implementing Chairman of Jos-East LGC, said, his second come was an opportunity for him build on the work he had done and also amend where necessary the mistakes done in the course of his service.

     “With what we have achieved and put on ground while serving the good people of Jos-East Local Government Area, we have already finished the campaign we are going to do looking at how His Excellency has done in this short time.

      “By the grace of God, we are going to win massively, I repeat, massively! All the nineteenth (19) Wards that we have in Jos-East Local Government, PDP is going sweep all by the grace of God”, he enthused.

         Useini, thanked the PDP family, the leadership of the party, the delegates and the Governor Caleb Mutfwang, for creating an enabling environment for him to have the mandate and promised not to fail when elected.