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Two Ex Chairmen, 12,000 APC members defects to PDP in Plateau State

Two former transition committee chairmen of Langtang South LGA Hon. Rims Nimchak and Hon. Nanzing Saure and nothing less than 12,000 of their supporters have defected from the ruling All Progressive Congress APC to the People’s Democratic Party PDP at Langtang South mega rally 2022.

The mega rally tagged the Great Movement which was held at the Mabudi Central field had in attendance the big Masquerade former APC State chairman who abandoned APC to defect to the PDP.

The Plateau South zonal PDP chairman Hon. SImon Domle, state organising Yakubu Chocho and the publicity secretary of the party and host of others Grace the Mabudi rally .

Speaking at the rally member representing Langtang North/South federal Constituency said PDP is a large family with human oriented manifesto and indeed the greatest political party in Africa.

According, it is a party that believes in and implement Democratic tenets which has given rise to the popular slogans “Power to the people”. She today mark another to demonstrates what PDP as a great party is known for, that openess.

“The party open her door wide for any person who want to return and said to over 12,000 returnees that they have taken a bold step in the right direction.

The federal lawmaker added it is now the right time for them to come together and rebuild their house adding that with God in their side the party will have a resounding victories all over the country come 2023 especially in Plateau State.

While recieving the decampees the zonal chairman of the PDP who represented the State chairman Hon. Chris Hassan at the event said the Langtang South mega rally was a pointer that Plateau is the home of PDP and come next year general election his party will sweep the State.

He said from now on his party will be receiving decampees from the wards, local governments and at the State level saying PDP on the Plateau remains a party to beat.

The former chairman of APC who is also the guest of honour Hon. Latep Dabang popularly called the big Masquerade said PDP is doing very well judging from the recent outing of the party in Jos North/ Bassa federal Constituency and Pankshin South state Constituency bye election.

According Him. Beni Lar Has done well in Langtang North/ South and has vowed to replicate same in Shendam. ” Iam going tell my junior brother governor Lalong in Ajikamai that Shendam LGA is already PDP “. Dabang added that he will also cage one small boy making noise in Kanam.

Similarly, the chairman of Langtang North Ubandoma Joshua Laven in his remarks said he was very excited to welcome their brothers and sisters, the home of our founding father if PDP late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar.

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Craig B Gumwesh – Ngu Gurum Mu

The Nigerian most decorated, multi-talented, consistent & fastest growing contemporary indigenous music Artiste “CRAIG-B GUMWESH” popular known as “THE TITAN OF PLATEAU” is up again with another pleasant tune he tagged in his Plateau native tongue (The Mwaghavul language) “NGU GURUM MU”, which means “MAN OF THE PEOPLE”,

looking at the relevance of people in our present day society, as they are our treasure & clean access to anything which can be transformed into VALUE, viewing people as our WEALTH & are capable of generating ideas, solving problems & making decisions. As people are our motivation, our strength & our wealth.

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ASUU hints about continuation of strike, blames FG for situation

The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, has stated that nothing progressive has emerged to see an end to the warning strike embarked upon by the body.

Prof. Osodeke, who was a guest on Channels Television’s show, Sunrise Daily, on Sunday, March 13, expressed his disappointment at the state of affairs and the government’s inability to fulfill the promises it made two years ago.

The ASUU’s strike which is in its fourth week has been hinged on the union’s demands on the revitalization of public universities, earned academic allowances, renegotiation of the 2009 ASUU-FGN agreement, and inconsistencies in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel information system.

“I can assure you nothing tangible has happened, nothing visible; nothing you can say has been done,” the ASUU president said during the breakfast show.

“We have met with the Minister of Labour twice and all they are saying is the same old promises that they have been talking about.”

The ASUU president bemoaned what he called the government’s “lack of interest and will” in the public university system as their demands can be settled in a meeting between both parties.

“We met with the President on 1st of February and raised this issue with the President and the President promised to address it and he appointed a three or four-man committee to look at it; the Chief of Staff, Minister of Labour and Minister of Education and the Minister of Finance, it was all over the country and till today that committee has not called us for a meeting,” he explained.

According to Prof. Osodeke, the ongoing discord over the choice of Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, IPPIS, proposed by the government and the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) platform developed by the university lecturers was due to the lack of transparency.

“When you have dishonesty in the system, you have those problems; we listened to the report by National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), that it didn’t pass the test but I came with documentation to show their report.

“If a program is subjected to a test and it scores 77% would you say it failed? If a program is passed through an end-user test and it scores 88%, would you say it failed?

“Let NITDA and the Federal Government tell the Nigerian people whether they have tested IPPIS,” he said.

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𝗡𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗟 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗠𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗢𝗨𝗥𝗦 𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗨 𝗟𝗚 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗥𝗠𝗔𝗡 𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗘𝗙𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗖𝗬 𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗟𝗘

It was fanfare at Nemel, in Kanke Local Government Area of Plateau State when the Chairman of the Council, Hon. Henry Jan Gotip, was honoured for his exceptional performances in good Governance, infrastructure development and security of lives and property in the council area.

Henry received a Chieftaincy title of MAJIDADIN GUDUMAN NEMEL from the traditional rulers for his human-oriented and all-inclusive governance style.

Giving a welcome speech during the reception in his honour, they noted that they were celebrating the gains of the longstanding relationship with the Local government council Chairman for his foresight and his effort in transforming the local government area which is visible to all. His sleepless night to ensure his people are safe among many other good things he is doing to transform the Local Government.

A highly placed member of the community stressed that who did not wanted his name to be mention disclosed that “As soon as he took over mantle of Chairmanship of Kanke Local Government, he quickly learnt the dynamic leadership styles of winning ways which are anchored on meekness, humility, empathy for the poor and downtrodden, regard for the nobility and reverence for the Almighty God.”

The Local Government Boss while responding, appreciated the Nemel traditional council for finding him worthy of the title of MAJIDADIN GUNDUMAN NEMEL and assured them that the chieftaincy title will spur him to be more dedicated in serving the people and taking kanke Local government to greater heights, he encouraged the Nemel community to continue living in unity and the peaceful nature they are known for.

Hon Henry Jan Gotip, Chairman Kanke LGA

High point of the occasion was the decoration of the Executive Chairman with the Chieftaincy title of MAJIDADIN GUDUMAN NEMEL, cultural displays and musical display by renowned Ngas music artist

Some Dignitaries who graced the event are The Ngas Development Association President Nde Gonen Gofwen, The member representing PKK constituency Rt.Hon Yusuf Adamu Gagdi, Hon. Wallok Goma,t member representing kanke constituency, the Executive Chairman of Pankshin LGC Hon. Audu Kakmena ,The Director General Bureau for Public Procurement Engr. Peter Dogo among others.

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Wallaze Tha Jtownkidd – Best Rapper In Jos EP

Best Rapper In Jos EP by Wallaze Tha Jtownkidd
Mix & Mastered by Levee Quinne. The project comprises of 7 songs,
Which Wallaze uses his talent and gift as a rapper to talk about societal ills..
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2023 ELECTIONS: Gov Emmanuel Udom’s campaign pictures flood the street of Abuja

As seen on various twitter handles, the posters of Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State was sited everywhere in Abuja as the battle for presidency is getting heated up, come 2023.

The posters were sited with the inscription “Let’s Change The Change, and Everyone Matters”

The pictures sparked a lot of conversations on twitter as many users also claimed to have seen the pictures around the Federal Capital Territory.

A user with the handle @YunusaMcFc sees Governor Udom as a worthy candidate.

 “I must say. He did wonders in Akwa Ibom despite all the pressure from enemies of the state…”

Another user with the handle @its_Badamasi also posted

https://twitter.com/its_Badamasi/status/1502248890027937794?s=20&t=CczDX26UZx2vyTUoRjolJQ

Screenshots of other Tweets:

Governor Emmanuel udom seems to be a strong contender in the forth coming General Elections but Nigerians are patiently waiting as many citizens are saying the 2023 General Elections is the most unpredictable Election in Nigeria since The birth of Democracy in 1999..

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Dissemination Workshop on Rural WASH Pilot Project by PRUWASSA in Jos

Plateau State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (PRUWASSA) has organized a workshop put in place to disseminate the report of the World Bank supported Rural WASH pilot project in Plateau State. The workshop featured stake holders from various communities: district heads, Directors “WASH” from all the 17 Local Government Areas of Plateau State.

Speaking at the event, General Manager, Plateau Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (PRUWASSA), Engr. Peter Kassam noted that the project which is the first of its kind employed the use of remote sensing technology to track functionality of water facilities in both urban and rural areas of Plateau State. This system promises to eliminate challenges posed by the old approaches used in monitoring WASH interventions.

The purpose of the project was to enhance the sustainability of rural water services by leveraging innovative technology which captures real-time data from sensors installed on a sample of water points in selected communities of Plateau State. It is expected that the outcome of the study which was disseminated today, would be used in making decisions from informed perspective.

The project was contracted to Sweetsence Company as an International partner and WaterAid Nigeria was brought in as a Local NGO. But constrained by the COVID-19 pandemic which led to the imposition restrictions on international travels, Sweetsence handed over the entire process to WaterAid, with Plateau Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency as an Implementing Agency. Its worthy to note that the Pilot project in Plateau State, Nigeria is the second in Africa after Kenyan and 3rd in the World after Colarado (USA) as of 2019. Recently Ethiopia has been added to the number.

WaterAid Nigeria and PRUWASSA Staff were both trained on the technicalities of Sensor installations and Mwater inventory. The sensor installations commenced in late 2020 and ended in early 2021. A total of 400 water facilities were identified in the 17 LGAs and Sensors were installed in 200 out of the 400 facilities. The remaining 200 were used as control, to compare the rates of functionality by phone calls to establish the ground truth.

Emmanuel Iorkumbur, Planning Monitoring and Evaluation Manager WaterAid Nigeria Stated that the Government and all stake holders should key in to ensure that the water facilities in rural communities are well managed and maintained for people to have a stable and reliable source of water supply. Mr Emmanuel also stated some challenges encounter during this project, challenges like vandalism, stolen accessories/gadgets and mechanical failure. Some of these challenges lead to disruption of the functionality of the facilities.