Politics

Tinubu’s Government Reaffirms Push for Homegrown Peace in Plateau

Share
Share

President Bola Tinubu has restated his administration’s resolve to bring lasting calm to Plateau State. His message, delivered in Jos by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, urged residents to choose peace and to work together to end violence.

The event marked the formal reception of defectors from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), African Democratic Congress (ADC), Labour Party (LP), New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) and Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) into the All Progressives Congress (APC). Speakers said peace is a basic need for growth and called on all sides to use talks and dialogue to settle disputes.

He said, “I stand here on behalf of the president to assure you: we will do everything possible to restore peace to Plateau. Peace will not come from outsiders; peace will begin with us.

  Abba Yusuf Says Kano Political Gladiators More United Than Ever

“May the peace of the Lord that passes all understanding rest upon Plateau State. In Jesus’ name.”

Senate President Akpabio told the crowd that the APC is ready to lead and that the new members would receive equal rights inside the party. He said the defections strengthen APC’s position in the state and set the party on a path to regain the governorship while holding its federal and state seats.

APC national chairman Nentawe Yilwatda described the move as part of a wider effort to “rescue” Plateau State. He welcomed the defectors and promised they would be treated the same as other party members.

The speeches combined appeals for calm with political claims about the APC’s growing strength and pledges to work for stability and fair treatment across the state.

Share

9 Comments

  • Is Tinubus involvement in Plateaus peace efforts genuine or just political posturing? Lets discuss! #PeaceOrPolitics

  • Do you think Tinubus approach will actually bring long-lasting peace to Plateau, or is it just another political move?

  • I dont get why Tinubus government is so focused on Plateau. Shouldnt they be addressing issues nationwide? Seems odd.

  • Is Tinubus approach to peace sustainable or just temporary? Lets discuss the long-term impact on Plateau.

  • Is Tinubus intervention in Plateau really genuine or just a political move? Skepticism is high. Lets see how this plays out.

  • Tinubus involvement in Plateaus peace efforts seems like a political move rather than genuine concern. What do you think?

  • I dont understand why some people are still doubting Tinubus efforts in promoting peace in Plateau. Its clear hes making a positive impact!

  • Im not convinced Tinubus government is the answer for peace in Plateau. We need more concrete solutions, not just words.

  • Interesting read, but do you think Tinubus approach is truly effective in achieving lasting peace in Plateau? Im skeptical.

Leave a Reply to Dean Medrano Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *