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By: Wilson Bako (Lafia), Nasarawa State Governor, Engineer Abdullahi Sule has blamed the delay in the implementation of the new #70,000 Minimum Wage to the Nasarawa State’s Civil Servants due to the request of the state’s Labour Leaders. The Governor said, the state’s Labour Leaders have demanded that the State Government should pay all promotion arrears of salaries that have been pending for several years before implementing the new salary structure for the state’s workforce. The Governor, who spoke through his Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Public Affairs, Mr. Peter Ahemba, during a monthly media press briefing today Monday, however, made an assurance that his administration has since completed the settlement of salary arrears that have   been pending even before he took over the mantle of leadership of the state. He disclosed that now that the issue of the payment of the promotion arrears have been settled his administration would commence the implementation of the #70,...

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP), To mark the International Day for Universal Access to Information, the Plateau State Gender and Equal Opportunity Commission (PLASGEOC) has urged individuals and communities in the state, to join hands with the Commission to enable it achieve its goals. This call for individuals and communities to join hands with the Commission was made by, Mrs. Olivia Dazyam, the Chairperson of the Commission in a press brief to mark the International Day for Universal Access to Information, in the Commission’s office today.  MRS. OLIVIA AND OTHER OFFICERS You would recall that the International Day for Universal Access to Information is marked every 28 th day of September year. Mrs. Olivia, who took time to thank Governor Caleb Mutfwang (Esq) for his unwavering support to provide a Plateau where the social protection network is second to none in the country, however demanded for more staff for the Commission and shelters for victims of sexual and gender base...

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP), The Plateau State Gender and Equal Opportunity Commission (PLASGEOC) has secured its first conviction, while so many other cases of sexual and gender-based violence are being prosecuted in Courts. This feat of the Commission was disclosed today by Mrs. Olivia Dazyam, the Chairperson of the Commission, during a press briefing to mark, “The International Day for Universal Access to Information” at the Commission’s office. MRS. OLIVIA, CHAIRPERSON You would recall that the International Day for Universal Access to Information is a day set aside by the United Nations to assess progress made in promoting access to information since the adoption of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Agenda.   Olivia said, “The Commission is proud to state that we were able to secure our first conviction where the perpetrator was sentenced to Thirty (30) days in prison”. She however explained that though the sentence may look like a light sentence, “It goes ...

By: Valentine Adese (JP), A Coalition of youths in the Plateau State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has cried out following the arrest of one Mr Samuel Samuel, over allegation of defamatory publication against the person of the Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang (Esq). A press release signed by Dung Benjamin Dalyop for the Coalition, made available to this Newspaper has called on the press, citizens of Plateau State, and lovers of democracy in Nigeria and around the world, members of civil society organization, the international community and people of goodwill to intervene in the matter. The Coalition has described the arrest of Mr Samuel as, “An abuse of Power and a threat to Democracy on the Plateau”. The press release in part reads: “Gentlemen of the press, citizens of Plateau State, lovers of democracy in Nigeria and around the world, members of the civil society, the international community and people of goodwill. “It has become very crucial...

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP), The youths in Jenta Adamu, (comprising of Jenta Mangoro, Jenta Makeri, and Jenta Adamu) in Jos North Local Government Area (LGA) of Plateau State, are currently celebrating their own in the Medical and other fields, especially, with regards to their contributions and impacts to the community.  JENTA ADAMU YOUTHS CELEBRATING MR. DAVID Leading the pack of those being celebrated today at Kings Guarding Bar, off Police Headquarters’ Football filed by the youths, is Mr. David D. Dakerem, for his “Compassion and Health Impact on the people of the community”. MR. DAVID, IN FRONT The youths in the ongoing celebration have unanimously described Mr. David, as an “ICON of COMPASSION”. Others were musical artists and artisans. SEE SOME PICTURES FROM THE EVENT BELOW:   MORE DETAILS AND INTERVIEWS, COMING SOON…