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Plateau State Governor Approves Additional Commissioner Nominees

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3 years ago

July 31, 2023

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Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has taken a significant step in forming his administration by approving the nomination of additional Commissioners. This decision comes after extensive consultations with key stakeholders across the State to ensure the best choices for the roles.

The three newly nominated Commissioners are as follows:

Bashir Lawandi Datti – Nominated for Jos North
Dr. Cletus Shurkuk – Nominated for Pankshin
Mrs. Jamila Tukur – Nominated for Qua’an Pan

The Governor had previously submitted 16 Commissioner nominees to the Plateau State House of Assembly for confirmation. This action aligns with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as Amended, which mandates such confirmation by the Assembly.

Previously nominated commissioners include:

Mr Peter L Gwom – Barkin Ladi
Hon. Sule Musa Haruna – Bassa
Adams Bulus Leshak – Bokkos
Hon. Musa Ibrahim Ashoms – Jos East
Peter Nyam Gai – Jos North
Mr Jatau Davou Gyang – Jos South
Mr Bugama Samson Ishaku – Kanke
Hon, Ephraim Usman – Kanam
Hon. Joshua Lever Ubandoma – Langtang North
Asso, Prof. Obert Gossele Nanjul – Langtang South
Mrs Caroline Pangiang – Mikang
Mrs Dongkum Grace Shwarta – Pankshin
Mr Chrysanthus Dawam – Quaanpan
Dr. (Mrs) Kachollom Pyam Gang – Riyom
Hon. Noel Naanniap Nkup – Shendam
Mr Nyalun M. Salibu – Ibrahim Wase.

By appointing these Commissioners, Governor Mutfwang aims to strengthen his team and enhance governance in Plateau State. The nominees’ diverse backgrounds and experiences are expected to bring valuable perspectives to the state government’s decision-making process.

The approval of these additional nominees reflects Governor Mutfwang’s commitment to building an efficient and effective administration that addresses the needs and aspirations of the people of Plateau State. As they await confirmation by the State House of Assembly, the newly nominated Commissioners are expected to undergo a thorough screening process to ensure they meet the required criteria for the positions.

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Over 10,000 ADC, PDP members defect to APC in Kebbi

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7 minutes ago

July 14, 2026

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The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Kebbi State has received more than 10,000 defectors from the African Democratic Congress, ADC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, including several local government party chairmen and political stakeholders.

The defectors were formally received on Tuesday at the Government House in Birnin Kebbi by Governor Nasir Idris, who assured them of equal treatment and full integration into the ruling party.

Addressing the gathering, the governor described the APC as a party open to all and urged the new members to work with existing party leaders to strengthen the party ahead of future elections.

The governor further called on APC leaders across the state to embrace the new members and ensure their full participation in party activities.

Speaking on behalf of supporters of ADC chieftain Senator Garba Musa Maidoki, Bello Doya said the group decided to join the APC to support the developmental programmes of the Idris administration, which he described as transparent and people-oriented.

In a related development, the Chairman of the PDP Local Government Chairmen’s Association in Kebbi State also defected to the APC alongside other party officials.

Responding on behalf of the PDP defectors, the Chairman of Bunza Local Government Area, Bello Manti, said they were motivated by the governor’s performance and inclusive style of leadership.

Among the prominent defectors were the PDP chairmen of Dandi, Koko/Besse, Arewa, Zuru, Ngaski, Yauri, Shanga, Danko-Wasagu, Sakaba and Aliero local government areas.

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Universal Insurance Reaffirms Reliability with ₦1.35bn Q2 Claims Payout

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1 hour ago

July 14, 2026

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Universal Insurance Plc, Nigeria’s top underwriter, said it has paid a total of ₦1.35billion in claims during the second quarter of 2026.

This milestone according to the company highlights its ongoing commitment to customer satisfaction and the prompt settlement of genuine claims across its diverse business lines.

Tge company noted that theu claims were paid across key portfolios, including Agriculture, Aviation, Bond, Engineering, Fire, General Accident, Marine, Motor, Oil & Gas, and Special Risk insurance, demonstrating the company’s capacity to support its policyholders when they need it most.

Speaking on the performance, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Insurance Plc, Dr. Jeff Duru, noted that the impressive claims payout reflects the company’s financial strength, operational efficiency, and customer-centric philosophy.

“At Universal Insurance Plc, our customers remain at the heart of everything we do. Insurance is built on trust, and nothing demonstrates that trust more than our ability to honour genuine claims promptly. The payment of over ₦1.35 billion in claims within the second quarter of year 2026 is a clear testament to our unwavering commitment to standing by our policyholders in their moments of need.”

He emphasized that prompt claims settlement remains a core strategic priority for the company as it seeks to strengthen trust in the insurance industry and deliver exceptional service to individuals, businesses, and corporate organizations.

The insurer added that every genuine claim is processed with professionalism, transparency, and urgency to ensure minimal disruption to the businesses and daily lives of its clients.

As it deepens its market presence, Universal Insurance Plc plans to continue developing innovative products, leveraging technology for faster service delivery, and maintaining high standards of corporate governance to protect the lives, businesses, and investments of its clients.

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