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High-powered Committee on Land Administration Visits Uja of Anaguta, Calls for Submissions
In an effort to address pressing concerns regarding land administration, the newly established High-Powered Committee, appointed by Governor Caleb Mutfwang and chaired by Barrister Isaac Dimka, embarked on a significant courtesy visit to The Ujah Anaguta , Johnson Jauro Magaji at his palace.
Under the leadership of Chairman Isaac Dimka, the delegation expressed their commitment to conducting a thorough assessment and delivering a comprehensive report aimed at facilitating effective implementation. During the visit, Dimka assured the Uja of the committee’s dedication to producing a report that addresses pertinent issues and guides necessary actions.
Furthermore, Chairman Dimka took the opportunity to inform His Royal Majesty, the Uja of Anaguta, and numerous district heads about the extended deadline for memorandum submissions due to public holidays This extension to April 30th aims to ensure timely and inclusive input from all relevant stakeholders in the process.
The visit highlighted the importance of collaboration between governmental bodies and traditional institutions in addressing critical matters such as land administration. As the committee continues its work, stakeholders eagerly anticipate the outcomes and subsequent actions aimed at improving land management and administration in Plateau State.
The Ujah Anaguta of Jos North, Johnson Jauro Magaji and the chairman lands administration committee Barrister Issac Dimka
The High-Powered Committee on Land Administration in Plateau State, recently inaugurated by His Excellency, Governor Caleb Mutfwang and chaired by Barrister Isaac Dimka, hereby extends the deadline for written submissions of memoranda regarding the committee’s terms of reference. The new deadline for submission is April 30th, 2024.
The committee now convenes at S.D Lar Lodge, Old Government House.
The committee’s terms of reference include:
1. Investigating the circumstances surrounding the acquisition and allocation of land within the Jos-Bukuru Greater Master Plan.
2. Addressing issues of illegal development in Government Estates, lands, and setbacks.
3. Ascertaining the authenticity of land/property acquired based on overriding public interest and identifying beneficiaries of such allocations.
4. Investigating demarcation, allocation, and sales of land within Government Reserve Areas across the State.
5. Addressing issues of encroachment on lands owned by the Government or other public institutions.
6. Examining annexation of mining sites/quarters across the state.
7. Investigating issues of land revocation, double allocation, and land grabbing.
8. Identifying individual groups or persons’ complaints in these transactions.
9. Addressing issues of compensation made on land acquired across the state and establishing outstanding amounts, if any.
10. Soliciting any other recommendations that may help the Government in managing land-related issues.
All written memoranda should be addressed to the Chairman and submitted to the Committee on Land Administration at S.D Lar Lodge, Old Government House. Ten spirally bound copies of such memoranda are required, and soft copies should also be forwarded to the committee’s email address at plsglandcom@gmail.com.
For additional information, please call the following numbers: 08111114441, 0803308825, or visit the committee’s website at www.plsglandadmin.com
The committee on lands administration with the Gbong Gwom Jos, Da Jacob Gyang Buba
Nigerian youngster Godwin Raphael Itotomi has taken a significant step in his football career after completing a move to French club Stade de Reims, where he will continue his development with the club’s youth setup.
Sports247 reports that the highly-rated centre-back, who captained Grassrunners FC of Ogun State, officially signed his contract with the French outfit and is expected to feature for Stade de Reims Révélations, the club’s reserve and youth development team competing in the Groupe Élite Championnat des Réserves Professionnelles.
The transfer marks another milestone for the promising defender, whose leadership qualities and commanding performances at the heart of Grassrunners FC’s defence earned him recognition and opened the door to European football.
Renowned for his composure on the ball, strong aerial presence, tactical awareness and ability to organise the backline, Itotomi now has the opportunity to further develop his game in one of Europe’s respected youth development environments.
The move is expected to expose him to a higher level of competition and professional coaching as he works towards breaking into senior football.
Speaking on the move, those close to the player believe the switch to France represents the perfect platform for the young defender to realise his enormous potential.
Joining Stade de Reims provides him with access to world-class training facilities and a structured development pathway that has produced several top talents over the years.
For Grassrunners FC and Ogun State football, the transfer is another testament to the quality of young players being nurtured at the grassroots level. It also reinforces the growing reputation of Nigerian academies in producing talented footballers capable of earning opportunities with European clubs.
As he begins life in Reims, located in the Grand Est region of northeastern France, Itotomi will be aiming to adapt quickly to his new environment, impress the coaching staff and establish himself as a key figure in the club’s youth ranks.
The move is expected to serve as an important stepping stone in his career, with the long-term ambition of progressing into Stade de Reims’ first team and eventually making his mark at the highest level of European football.
For Nigerian football enthusiasts, Godwin Raphael Itotomi’s transfer is another encouraging success story, highlighting the increasing pathway from grassroots football to elite European clubs.
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