“Let us always remember that without peace, there will not even be elections or the positions we seek to occupy,” said the governor.
The Sultan was speaking at the celebration of Plateau Day and Forgiveness Day on Tuesday at Rwang Pam Stadium, Jos.
Mr Lalong prayed that the federal government would look into the hardships and review the policy.
Mr Yilwatda said he was amazed by the vast uncultivated arable land in the local government area.
A resident of Jo’s that was interviewed, said that it was unusual for the city to witness rain in January.
Mr Nentawe Yilwatda said his government would also ensure that all key institutions were PWDs friendly.
Charred remains of at least 47 people so far confirmed killed were seen by The Gazette, with 27 bodies promptly buried to conform with Islamic rites.
Governor Simon Lalong has approved the appointment of 10 new permanent secretaries.
Rev. Nkechi Nwosu will serve as Bishop of Jos Diocese.
“The new Nigeria we want to build has no party,” Mr Obi said on Friday at a campaign rally in Jos, Plateau.
