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Sunday Garba Biggs Declares for Plateau Governorship, Vows Security, Jobs, and Inclusive Governance
Hon. Sunday Garba Biggs has officially declared his intention to contest for the governorship of Plateau State under the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
The declaration, which took place on April 29, 2026, attracted a wide array of party stakeholders and supporters within and outside Plateau State. Notable attendees included members of the Mangu PDP Local Government Area (LGA) Executive Committee, councillorship aspirants, House of Assembly aspirants from both Mangu North and South, as well as other key political figures.
Among those present was Hon. Nathaniel Godfrey, the PDP LGA Chairman in Mangu, who reaffirmed the strength and relevance of the party. In his remarks, he emphasized that the PDP remains vibrant and active, dismissing any claims of decline.
In his official declaration speech, Hon. Sunday Garba Biggs expressed deep gratitude to God and appreciation to party leaders, stakeholders, and citizens for their continued support and commitment to the development of Plateau State. He described his decision to run for governor as one driven not by personal ambition, but by a genuine desire to serve the people and reposition the state for growth and prosperity. Highlighting his background in the civil service, where he rose to the peak of his career, Biggs noted that his experience has equipped him with a clear understanding of the state’s needs and the pathway to effective governance. He pledged to adopt a leadership style centered on inclusiveness, accountability, and responsiveness to the collective aspirations of the people.
Addressing key challenges facing the state, including economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment, and infrastructural deficits, he stressed the need for a new direction. He outlined his vision to build a peaceful and secure Plateau State, create employment opportunities through agricultural revitalization and business support, improve education and healthcare systems, and develop critical infrastructure.
Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of unity and inclusive governance across ethnic, religious, and social divides, calling on citizens to work together toward a shared future.
Hon. Biggs also extended a message of partnership to members and leaders of the PDP, urging unity within the party to achieve electoral success and deliver good governance. He specifically encouraged youths and women to actively participate in shaping the future of the state, recognizing their vital roles in societal development.
He concluded his address by calling on all citizens of Plateau State, irrespective of political affiliation, to join him in a collective movement for progress, peace, and renewed hope.
The declaration marks a significant development in the political landscape of Plateau State as preparations gradually intensify ahead of the next gubernatorial election.
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DO-OR-DIE AT SHOWTIME: Warriors Eye Final Spot As Knights And Rebels Prepare For Winner-Takes-All Showdown
The road to the Showtime Bowl reaches a dramatic crossroads today as Showtime Arena, Meadow Hall, Lekki prepares to host one of the biggest nights in Showtime Flag Football history.
After an electrifying first leg that produced intense battles, playoff drama, and an unforgettable 82-point thriller, the Showtime Bowl Series XIV Playoffs return today for the decisive second leg — where championship dreams will survive or die.
Four teams remain in the hunt.
Only two will move one step closer to lifting the Showtime Bowl trophy.
And by the end of tonight, the playoff picture will look completely different.
The opening matchup of the evening sees the Abia-Warriors return to battle the Ibom Raptors after securing a hard-fought 21-13 victory in the first leg.
The Warriors once again showed why they have become one of the most dominant teams in Showtime football, using their experience and discipline to take an eight-point advantage into today’s clash.
But despite the defeat, the Raptors left the first leg with renewed belief.
Unlike previous meetings where the Warriors completely controlled the contest, the Raptors fought fiercely and proved they have the talent to challenge one of the league’s biggest powerhouses.
Now they face their biggest test yet.
Can the Raptors produce the comeback that could shake the entire league?
Or will the Warriors continue their march toward another championship appearance?
With stars on both sides capable of changing a game in an instant, the opening playoff battle promises tension, physicality, and elite football from the first whistle.
Then comes the game everyone is talking about.
The Lagos Knights and Lagos Rebels return to the field after producing one of the greatest playoff spectacles in Showtime history.
Their first-leg encounter ended in a breathtaking 41-41 draw, leaving absolutely nothing between two of the hottest teams in the league.
It was football at its finest.
Touchdowns. Big plays. Momentum swings. Pure entertainment.
Now the rivalry enters its final chapter.
The Knights arrive carrying momentum from their remarkable rise during the postseason, including a dominant 59-0 Wildcard victory that announced them as serious contenders.
The Rebels, meanwhile, continue to play with confidence, swagger, and the fearless attacking style that has made them one of the most dangerous teams in the playoffs.
Today there will be no second chances.
No draws.
No escape.
One team advances. One team’s season ends.
The atmosphere inside Showtime Arena is expected to be electric as players, coaches, and supporters prepare for what could become one of the defining nights of the Showtime Bowl Series XIV season.
From rising stars and fierce rivalries to unforgettable moments and championship ambitions, Showtime Flag Football continues to showcase why it remains one of the fastest-growing and most exciting sports platforms in Nigeria.
Today is about more than football.
It is about pride.
It is about legacy.
It is about earning the right to continue the journey.
Four teams enter Showtime Arena with dreams of championship glory.
By the end of tonight, only the strongest will remain standing on the Road to the Showtime Bowl.
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