“I want to assure all workers that efforts are being made to clear the backlog of these two months’ salary on or before the month of November this year.”
“I am not in the contest to withdraw, and the ticket of LP is not for sale,” Mr Margif declared.
The twists and turns in Plateau’s Labour Party’s affairs continue.
The commissioner said that the suspect was re-arrested at Wamba Local Government Area of Nasarawa State in April.
The police said Mr Margif was arrested for issuing dud cheque to a business partner.
A family source confirmed Mr Margif’s arrest but could not immediately state the reason for the arrest or which police station he was taken to.
The government said it planned to revalidate the operating licence of all private nurseries, pre-primary, primary, junior secondary and senior secondary schools in Plateau.
The market, established by former military governor Joseph Gomwalk, was gutted by fire in 2002 under suspicious circumstances.
The commissioner said 52,000 of the 150,000 hectares of land cultivated were infected with blight resulting in 2,000 farmers losing N18bn worth of potatoes.
