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Insecurity: Newly established Police station in Plateau LG to commence operation

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Hon. Ernest Da’a, Chairman Qua’an-Pan Local Government Council of Plateau State, has disclosed a plan to hand over a functional office structure to the Nigeria Police Force so that it could be used by the newly established Divisional Police station in the Namu community of the Council.

Da’a said the gesture was to boost the efforts at minimizing to the barest, the security breaches and or challenges within the Local Government Area and its environs.

Presenting his scorecard to his media team as his administration clocks a year, the Council boss stated a lot has been done to arrest insecurity in the area and commended all the security agencies for their cooperation in the fight, encouraging them to remain dogged in the drive towards the sustenance of a peaceful and secured local government area.

According to him, “One year ago, the QP Project: Endless Possibilities Administration in Qua’an-Pan Local Government, alongside 16 other Local Government Councils in Plateau State were inaugurated…

“I congratulate all of us for the journey so far and for our achievements in the last year and for our determination to take our Local Government Area, our people of Plateau State, and our country Nigeria to greater heights…

“Each administration has its challenges, and some of the challenges we faced on the assumption of office were the dearth in finance and the high degree of insecurity, which left the entire LGA in sleepless panic. Undeterred by these challenges and with the determination and cooperation of the workforce and the citizens, we set for ourselves targets and timelines to change the narrative…”

He added, “To curb the situation, the Council partnered with the various security agencies and outfits within and outside of LGA, and assisted them. This partnership saw the maximization of the services of the Army, Police, and other recognized outfits, like The Vigilante, Community Police, Neighborhood Watch, etc., which today have reduced the level of crimes, criminalities, and criminal activities in the Local Government.

“Our partnership also gave birth to the establishment of an additional Divisional Police Office in the LGA, with the full status of the office, located in Namu. I am glad to inform you that the Local Government will soon hand over the completed fully fortified office structure to the Police.

“When fully operational, the station will boost our efforts at minimizing security breaches and or challenges within the Local Government Area and its environs to the barest minimum. We have also been responding promptly and regularly to other security challenges, once we get wind of them, especially around Namu District.

“I commend all the security agencies for their cooperation in this fight and I encourage them to remain dogged in our drive towards the sustenance of a peaceful and secured LGA. I want to assure them of our continued support in their drives toward meeting their respective mandates…”

He further enumerated his successes in the areas of general administration, education, social services, work, agriculture, and others and appreciated the citizens for their support.

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Tinubu won't win 2027 elections by rigging – Joe Igbokwe

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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Joe Igbokwe, has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will not rig the 2027 presidential election to secure victory.

Igbokwe, who made this known in a post on his official Facebook page on Tuesday, said Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, would win the election through goodwill.

He maintained that the President's good deeds would earn him the support of Nigerians at the polls.

He wrote, "PBAT will not win the 2027 elections by rigging. It is not in the cards. He will win the elections by good will.

"Every good thing you do has a reward some day. There is always a payday for good people God has used to touch lives. PBAT fits in."

Igbokwe's remarks come amid the controversy surrounding comments by some opposition figures warning against electoral manipulation ahead of the 2027 general elections.

DAILY POST recalls that a former Deputy President of the Senate, Ovie Omo-Agege, recently sparked controversy when he declared that anyone who attempts to rig the forthcoming election could die.

The comment triggered widespread reactions, with some members of the ruling APC calling for restraint and warning that such statements could incite violence.

Tinubu won’t win 2027 elections by rigging – Joe Igbokwe

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Plateau Ndigbo Crown Chief Johnson Nwosu as New Igwe

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Described as the youngest Igwe Plateau State has ever had, his coronation is being celebrated as a new beginning for the Igbo community in the state.

The new traditional leader has pledged to unite the Igbo community, promote peaceful coexistence with their host communities and contribute to the development of Plateau State.

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Earlier after the election in his acceptance speech, Nwosu thanked members of the Igbo community for their overwhelming support and pledged to unite the various factions while promoting peace, harmony and cooperation.

He called on members to put their differences aside, stressing that no society could achieve meaningful development in an atmosphere of division and rancour.

Nwosu also reaffirmed the community’s commitment to contributing to Plateau State’s economic and commercial development, while expressing readiness to partner with Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s administration.

Chief Johnson Nwosu has been officially crowned Oche Ndi Igbo IV of Jos

Similarly, the President-General of the Igbo Community Association in Plateau State, Chief Chidi Onah, congratulated Nwosu, describing his election as a demonstration of unity among Igbo-speaking people.

Onah called on members to rally behind the new traditional leader, noting that the community must speak with one voice and work together to advance its collective interests.

The ceremony attracted representatives of the six Igbo-speaking states, as well as representatives of the Council of Chiefs representing Igbo communities across Plateau State.

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Other special guest present were the Chief of Bayelsa and Senior Special Adviser to the Plateau State Governor on South-South Affairs, Hon. High Chief Seigha Smooth Ebide, and Hon. Ikenna Mbanefo, former Special Adviser on Igbo Affairs to the immediate past Governor of Plateau State.

A NEW BEGINNING FOR NDIGBO IN PLATEAU STATE!

Congratulations to the new Oche Ndi Igbo IV!

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