Plateau Speaker Nuhu Abok sends easter goodwill message to citizens

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3 years ago

April 8, 2023

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Plateau State House of Assembly Speaker Nuhu Abok has sent out easter goodwill message to citizens of the state.

The message reads:

EASTER GOODWILL MESSAGE FROM Speaker Plateau state House of assembly

As Christians over the world commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, Speaker Plateau State House of assembly RT Hon Nuhu Abok Ayuba on behalf of the members heartily felicitate with the Executive Governor of Plateau State Rt. Hon. Simon Bako Lalong, members of the State Executive Council heartly felicitate with all Christian faithful in plateau state on this year’s Easter celebration.

Good Friday and Easter are days of hope. They are days when we look forward to a brighter tomorrow.

Therefore, as Christians, this period offers us an opportunity to rekindle our relationship as individuals, as communities, and as a nation. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ signify love, affection, and tolerance. It also marks the end of evil and the beginning of good deeds.

Therefore, on this occasion of the easter feast, the Speaker enjoined Christians faithful in the state to continue to imbibe the spirit of love and tolerance.

While wishing the Christian faithful a peaceful and rewarding easter celebration, Nuhu Abok urged all Christian leaders to use the occasion to preach peace, tolerance, and good neighbourliness among the diverse people in the Local Government Area.

Once more, happy Easter celebration.

Announcer

RT Hon Nuhu Abok Ayuba

Speaker Plateau state House of assembly

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The Plateau State Government has reviewed the curfew imposed on Jos North Local Government Area following a satisfactory security assessment carried out in the affected area.

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According to her, the decision followed a satisfactory assessment of the security situation in the area.

“Curfew earlier imposed on the area is hereby further relaxed. Effective Wednesday, May 13, 2026, the curfew will now run from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. daily,” Ms Ramnap said.

“Residents are advised to continue to comply strictly with the directive and cooperate with security agencies,” she added.

She urged residents to remain law-abiding, vigilant, and report suspicious activities to security agencies, while appreciating their cooperation and understanding.

Ms Rambap also advised residents to report suspicious activities to security agencies.

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