Plateau Subeb, under Hon. (Bldr) Sunday Samuel Amuna, in partnership with Oando Foundation, today commissioned remodelled ECCDE classrooms at Obasanjo Model Primary school and LEA Fudawa. Building better learning spaces for a brighter future 💚 #GCM

MUTFWANG:INTENTIONAL. PURPOSEFUL.DELIBERATE. Gov @CalebMutfwang is not merely governing Plateau;he is deliberately laying de foundation 4 sustainable developmt,economic growth,improved security,n a brighter future.His leadership reflects vision,commitmt n a clear sense of purpose

HEIPANG INLAND DRY PORT: UNLOCKING PLATEAU STATE’S ECONOMIC POTENTIAL The journey to making the Heipang Inland Dry Port a reality marks a significant milestone in Plateau State’s drive towards economic growth, investment, and prosperity. A legacy project gazetted in 2006, the facility is now taking a major step towards fulfilling its promise under a new investment partnership. Strategically located near the airport, railway line, and road network, the facility is positioned to become a major logistics and trade hub, serving Plateau State, North-Central Nigeria, and beyond. Its potential is further strengthened by emerging industrial activities in the area, including agro-processing initiatives and export-oriented ventures. Beyond its infrastructure, the Inland Dry Port represents opportunities for job creation, private-sector investment, improved trade facilitation, and expanded economic opportunities for Plateau’s people. With the Plateau State Government committed to creating an enabling environment for investors and supporting the project’s development, the focus now shifts from this milestone to the full commencement of operations and the long-term benefits it can deliver. This is more than the revival of a legacy project; it is a step towards positioning Plateau State as a strategic destination for commerce, logistics, and industrial development.

Some of you are very quick to catalogue everything you think Governor Mutfwang has gotten wrong. Fair enough. The Government should be scrutinised. But when the same government said to cleared inherited UBEC obligations, commits over ₦10bn to basic education, renovates over 1,200 classrooms and puts 1,500 teachers into schools, somehow none of that makes the conversation… Criticism is fine but you see Selective memory? We all know what we are doing!!

Well said. Development is deliberate. When critics laughed at the MoUs, this administration stayed focused. Now the results are speaking, revival of legacy assets like Hill Station Hotel, renewed investor confidence, and real opportunities for our people.

Tragic Incident: A man reportedly collapsed and died after allegedly taking a substance while attempting to impress two women.