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Plateau Governor Appoints Gyang Bere as Director of Press and Public Affairs

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In a move to bolster its communications team and enhance public engagement, the Executive Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has announced the appointment of Bere Gyang Musa as the Director of Press and Public Affairs (DOPA). The appointment of Bere, who previously served as the Special Assistant (Media) to the Executive Governor and Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Plateau State Council, has been met with widespread approval.

Effective immediately, Bere Gyang Musa assumes the role of Director of Press and Public Affairs (DOPA), where he will lead the government’s communications efforts and spearhead engagement with the public. This appointment comes as part of Governor Mutfwang’s commitment to strengthening the state’s communication machinery and ensuring effective dissemination of information.

Bere Gyang Musa brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role, having served as the Special Assistant (Media) to the Executive Governor. He has been actively involved in shaping the government’s media strategies and has played a vital role in fostering positive relationships with journalists and media organizations in Plateau State.

The decision to elevate Bere Gyang Musa to the position of Director of Press and Public Affairs reflects the governor’s confidence in his capabilities and commitment to public service. Bere’s vast knowledge of media operations and his understanding of the intricacies of government affairs make him well-suited to navigate the challenges of the role.

Expressing his delight at the appointment, Bere Gyang Musa stated, “I am deeply honored and privileged to be appointed as the Director of Press and Public Affairs. I am committed to upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and effective communication in serving the people of Plateau State.”

The Secretary to the Government of the State (SGS), Arc. Samuel N. Jatau, MNIA, conveyed the governor’s approval of the appointment. The swift action taken by Governor Mutfwang in appointing Bere Gyang Musa underscores the importance placed on robust communication and effective public engagement in driving the state’s developmental agenda.

Bere Gyang Musa’s appointment as the Director of Press and Public Affairs is expected to further strengthen the government’s relationship with the media and enhance the flow of accurate and timely information to the people of Plateau State.

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2027: ‘Learn from Davido, you can remove Tinubu’ – Timi Frank to Nigerian youths

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Timi Frank, former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has said the re-election of Ademola Adeleke in Osun State showed that Nigerians, especially youths, can remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu through the ballot in the 2027 general election.

He disclosed this in a statement on Monday.

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14 kidnap victims rescued in Kogi, Plateau operations: Army

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The Nigerian Army says 14 kidnap victims were rescued in separate operations in Kogi, while sustaining pressure on criminal elements across the country.

The army disclosed this in its latest operational update covering August 15 and 16, on Sunday. In Kogi, the troops of 21 Battalion rescued 13 victims abducted along the Alloma-Ejule Road in Ofu council area.

The troops had launched a search-and-rescue operation after the victims were kidnapped on Tuesday.

The operation covered the Emeweopada-Abocho axis in Dekina council area, where sustained military pressure forced the kidnappers to flee.

“The victims were subsequently released and taken to the palace of the Onu Abocho for further action. In another incident in Ofu, troops responding to a suspected kidnapping attack along the Ochadamu-Okabo Road rescued a pregnant woman abandoned by kidnappers.

“The troops had discovered that four civilians, including the pregnant woman, were abducted by the criminals. The kidnappers abandoned the woman and fled after sighting the advancing troops from a distance. The rescued woman was subsequently reunited with her family,” the report said.

In Plateau, troops of Operation ENDURING PEACE responded to a report of the kidnapping of two civilians at Nhantina Village in Bokkos council area.

One of the victims had gunshot wounds and was evacuated to Bokkos Cottage Hospital for medical attention, while troops continued pursuit of the abductors.

“Meanwhile, troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA arrested another suspect linked to a notorious arms and explosives dealer in Zamfara. The development followed the Aug. 14 arrest of the arms dealer while transporting 180 units of 20mm Super Power explosives along the Kaura-Zurmi Road in Zurmi Local Government Area.

“Based on information obtained from the suspect, troops of 1 Military Intelligence Regiment arrested another suspect at the Gusau Central Motor Park on August 15,” the report said.

In Sokoto, troops responding to a terrorist attack at Jijira Village in Sabon Birni council area forced the attackers to flee into nearby bushes. According to the report, troops have begun efforts to track the fleeing terrorists, rescue the abducted persons and recover the rustled livestock.

“Troops also foiled an attack by suspected armed militias targeting Murish Community in Mangu Local Government Area. Troops responded to reports of sporadic shooting, forcing the suspected militias to withdraw from the area. They subsequently dominated the area to deny the criminal elements freedom of action,” it added.

The latest operations underscored the military’s continued focus on disrupting kidnapping, terrorism and other criminal activities while supporting efforts to restore peace in affected communities.

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