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Jos doesn’t have opportunities we know.
Many people stay in Jos because the cost of living is cheap we know.
Jos is a civil servant state,we know.
But you must not stay in Jos please, move to other cities.
Go and find other big opportunities and live people in Jos alone.
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If someone buys this lovely boy at 200k, na 500k I go dey find before Wednesday😂🤲
Kindly RT, my client might be on your TL❤️
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Dragging them will be sweeter if you post their initial approval of the said billboard, its content and reciepts of payment sir.
For now, it's just one sided story we are familiar with.
Regards
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Onboarding session done!
We begin tomorrow in the name of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit!
Amen! – at Jos, Nigeria
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Meet Awesome Martins your Social Media Management Tutor for Coreguide Academy Cohort 3
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Here is the video 😂😂😂 Jos Twitter Hangout in 2020 was really fun. Just look at @blaqboi_vic with his water gvn 😂
2026 Jos X Hangout is coming next month & it will be bigger than this, let's all turn up and have fun outside.
Vendors ain't left out, bring your stuff & sell at the venue
#JosXHangoutProMax
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🚨NEW DATE ALERT🚨
Coreguide Academy Cohort 3 will now be starting on the 06th of November to the 29th
Our physical event still holds on the 30th of November!!!
And we have a deadline for payment which now on the 05th of November
Don't miss out on this opportunity
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I had the honour of meeting with the Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, to advance a strategic partnership between the Federal Government and Plateau State aimed at accelerating trade, industrial development, and enterprise growth under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
Our engagement focused on strengthening collaboration to enhance subnational competitiveness, expand trade opportunities, and promote enterprise development through targeted policies and strategic investments.
We also explored practical measures to leverage Plateau State's abundant agricultural, mineral, and human resources to drive value addition, foster innovation, empower local producers and businesses, and position the State to maximise the immense opportunities presented by the African Continental Free Trade Area.
This partnership reflects our commitment to building a resilient, competitive, and export-driven economy that creates jobs, attracts investment, and delivers sustainable prosperity for the people of Plateau State.
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Democracy Day Town Hall Meeting with Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang.
Engaging citizens, fostering dialogue, and strengthening democratic participation.
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"We have the space, we have the talent, we have the culture, and we have the vision."
In this interview, Dr. Dankyes Ephraim, Special Adviser to the Governor on Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, he shares the ongoing efforts to position Plateau State as a global hub for arts, culture, tourism, and creative innovation.
He highlights the strategic role of the Plateau State Council for Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy in creating structures that nurture talent, strengthen the cultural sector, and provide international visibility for Plateau's creative community.
From fostering international partnerships, including collaborations with Namibia in film, music, tourism, and cultural exchange, to advancing plans for the recognition of Plateau's cultural festivals on the global stage, Dr. Ephraim outlines a bold vision for the future of the state's creative economy.
With the support of Governor Caleb Mutfwang's administration, Plateau continues to build platforms that empower creatives, attract global attention, promote cultural heritage, and unlock new economic opportunities.
Plateau is not only preserving its rich cultural identity, it is showcasing it to the world.
#TheTimeIsNow
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Hon. Caroline Panglang Dafur: Advancing Inclusion, Protection, and Empowerment Across Plateau State
Under the leadership of Hon. Caroline Panglang Dafur, the Plateau State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development has recorded remarkable strides in promoting the welfare of women, children, and vulnerable groups across the state.
Her tenure has been marked by bold reforms and people-centered interventions that have strengthened gender inclusion, economic empowerment, and social protection. Through her advocacy, Plateau State became one of the first six states in Nigeria to adopt and implement the Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) Policy, creating greater opportunities for women to participate meaningfully in economic development.
Hon. Dafur has championed women’s representation in governance, contributing to the advancement of the 30% affirmative action agenda and ensuring that more women have a voice in leadership and decision-making processes.
In the fight against gender-based violence, her ministry has driven the implementation of the Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Law across all 17 Local Government Areas, providing survivors with psychosocial support, education, rehabilitation, and reintegration services while promoting a culture of zero tolerance for abuse.
Her commitment to economic empowerment has seen over 100 widows trained through skill acquisition programmes and supported with starter packs to rebuild sustainable livelihoods. The ministry has also equipped young women with entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, empowering them with the tools needed for long-term economic independence.
Recognizing the importance of maternal and child welfare, she has spearheaded awareness campaigns on maternal health, distributed pregnancy support kits, and intensified efforts to combat child trafficking, child labour, and other forms of exploitation while promoting access to education and child protection services.
Through visionary leadership, strategic partnerships, and a deep commitment to social justice, Hon. Caroline Panglang Dafur continues to drive policies and programmes that uplift women, protect children, and build a more inclusive and equitable Plateau State.
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If you were the governor of Plateau State, how will you use your constitutional powers to stop the insurgency?
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Since assuming office as Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Jatau Davou Gyang has led a remarkable transformation of Plateau State’s transport sector.
From launching and expanding the Tin City Metro Bus Service to reviving the Jos–Bukuru rail shuttle after nearly two decades, his leadership has focused on making transportation more affordable, accessible, and efficient for citizens.
Under his watch, Plateau has strengthened air connectivity through strategic partnerships with airlines, introduced digital transport reforms, advanced cleaner energy initiatives through CNG transportation projects, and created over 500 direct and indirect jobs.
His administration has also implemented transport palliatives that have helped thousands of residents save significantly on commuting costs, while reforms within the Vehicle Inspection Office have improved professionalism, accountability, and service delivery.
Through innovation, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to people-centered governance, Hon. Jatau Davou Gyang continues to drive the vision of a modern, connected, and economically vibrant Plateau State.
#TheTimeIsNow #MovingPlateauForward #TransportTransformation #GreaterPlateau #GoodGovernance #PlateauState
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If you ask "what has the current government done" on the Plateau with implications that they have done nothing then you are not a sincere person. If it is coming from a place of pressure to inspire more, then it’s understandable
If you hold a grudge because you feel betrayed by the change of affiliation and want to get back at the administration by voting it out. That is totally understandable. But coming here to water down the same efforts you were praising some few months ago is what i don't understand.






































