A diaspora group has launched a campaign fund to support the rehabilitation and resettlement of displaced communities across Plateau’s 17 LGAs and 64 wards.
Mr Shehu urged Nigerians to support the government and stakeholders’ efforts towards revamping the power sector.
The magistrate, Irene Pati, summarily tried and sentenced the convict, who pleaded guilty to the charge.
Ms Pati, in her judgment, however, gave the convict the option of a fine of N30,000 or spending six months in prison for trespass.
A Magistrate’s Court in Jos, on Monday, sentenced a 23-year-old trader, Ishah Mustapha, to 14 months in prison for stealing a car battery.
Parents, students, and education stakeholders in Kogi, Nasarawa, and Niger have expressed divergent views on the conduct of the post-UTME.
“We have recruited 1,450 young operatives who will begin training next week.
Mr Gagdi, instead, advocated more funding for conventional security agencies, stressing that state police would not resolve Nigeria’s prevailing security challenges.
The media officer said the activities of the drug peddlers had largely contributed to the security challenges confronting the state.
Dalyop Mancha, a two-term member of the Plateau State House of Assembly, particularly thanked the governor for constructing roads and other projects in Gyel and environs.
