The commissioner warned persons who might want to engage in violence to desist from it as the force was ready to deal firmly with such characters.
Mr Adeboye gave the advice at the Chapel of Mercy, Dadin-Kowa, Jos, on Sunday.
He said his plans going into the future was to unite his people toward building a greater Plateau State.
Mr Lalong called on state residents to support and collaborate with the government and security agencies toward a peaceful Plateau.
Supporters at the rally said that they were excited at the huge turnout of Nigerians of different demography who joined the movement.
Mr Bawa said the party developed a method of identifying and dealing with members indulging in anti-party activities.
This comes days after the NLC national president vowed that Organised Labour will deliver more than 10 million votes for the Labour Party in the 2023 elections.
According to him, the number of the births registered by the commission represents 76 per cent of the newborn babies during the year.
“In Plateau, no household and community is exempted from mental disorder; from anxiety disorder, to depression and suicide, among others.
A federal lawmaker, Musa Bagos, is challenging the signing of an MoU between the state government and Jaiz Bank.
