How can unity be achieved on the Plateau amidst the security situation?

Would you advise President Tinubu to come to Plateau to see things for himself?

The FG government on Monday announced a revenue of 1.5 billion naira from mining, giving credit to the current state of mining across the nation. With the state of insecurity bedeviling the nation especially those with the enormous natural resources.

Meanwhile Governor Caleb Mutfwang, on Monday, convened a meeting with critical stakeholders over the recent killings in the state.

How can we bring back our nation to live amidst the issues bedeviling the nation?

Do you support the idea of Pst. Tunde Bakare establishing zonal security outfits to mitigate security threats in the future?

Plateau has been on lips of virtually all Nigerians and has suddenly become a major focus when it comes to how the day to day activities are being carried out, especially in terms of land grabbing and the activities of the gunmen.

Just recently, both the Bwala and Wike said the governor has the power to protect the state, this statement might somewhat sound different from what we know.

How does the governor has the constitutional power to defend his state?

Is it time for Governors across the country to be serious about the creation of state police so to have some form of control on the security of their states?

It's over six months now since the Local government elections took place across the seventeen LGA of the state, since then it's easy to say that the local government councils have experienced changes. Jos South Local Government has no doubt been a major focus when it comes to distinctive leadership in the local government with the autonomy being in place. We will be looking at Jos South Local Government in retrospect since October.

Gov. Mutfwang while condoling with survivors of attacks has said the government has failed to provide security to the people.

Is this confessional statement from Gov. Mutfwang a clear indication that state governors can really do nothing to protect the people?

Governor Caleb Mutfwang yesterday apologized to the people plateau State when he paid a major visit to the affected community calling on them not to loose confidence government's effort to restore normalcy in the area. This is not a time to hold back and wait for assistance from the government following the DSS DG's statement last week in Abuja, that people should resort to self solution.

What can be done politically to tackle the resurgence of killings on the Plateau?

President Tinubu in a statement addressing the situation on the Plateau: "The ongoing violence between communities in Plateau State, rooted in misunderstandings between different ethnic and religious groups, must cease."

Is this the true reflection of the situation or you think the President didn’t hit the nail in its head?

People of Plateau State were thrown into mourning once again, with 51 people being in Kwall, Bassa LGA of the state, barely two weeks after the killings that took in Bokkos.
This particular event has drawn more attention as Plateau State has become a major flashpoint with immediate solution being requested by the President.
Meanwhile in a broadcast, the governor of the state, Bar Caleb Mutfwang expressed worries over the fresh attack and has called for calm amongst the people.
With the numerous bloodshed experienced on the Plateau, how can this be tackled permanently?
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