The Terror Night that Claimed 52 Lives in Plateau State
Fifty-two people and several others were injured when armed attackers raided Zike, a rural community in Plateau State in Central Nigeria.
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Fifty-two people and several others were injured when armed attackers raided Zike, a rural community in Plateau State in Central Nigeria.
Hundreds gathered in Jos for The Grace Experience 2025, a gospel music event rooted in worship, testimony, and the theme of divine mercy.
An individual connected to Diamond Global and AIM Global has issued threats to the reporter responsible for the story and attempted to remove social media posts related to the investigation.
About 131 Christian leaders from across northern and southern Nigeria are attending the ongoing 2025 Systematic Theology Conference in Plateau State. As they wrestle with foundational doctrines, many see it as a call to reform the Church from within.
Jos-born filmmaker Kenneth Gyang’s Mojisola is set to open the African Film Festival in Atlanta, bringing the city’s myths, culture, and breathtaking scenery to a global audience. A paranormal love story inspired by urban folklore, the film reaffirms Jos’ place in Nollywood’s cinematic landscape.
With housing costs in Jos skyrocketing, the Plateau State Assembly is pushing for rent regulation to protect low-income residents. Lawmakers are calling for government intervention to curb arbitrary rent hikes and ensure fair pricing.
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Stephen Sunday, newly elected Chairman of the Plateau State Association of Tech Companies (PLATEC), outlines his ambitious vision to turn Plateau into a leading tech hub. With a focus on blockchain, Web3, and empowering startups, Sunday aims to create a thriving, inclusive digital ecosystem in the state.
Jos has a new heartbeat in its nightlife scene with the grand unveiling of Chillers by New Yorker, a revamped entertainment hub that blends luxury, leisure, and business. As the city’s tourism sector gets a boost, Jos is set to reclaim its spot as a vibrant cultural and economic destination.
Nigerian disability advocate Jennifer Abomnger calls for greater inclusion of women with disabilities at AFWID 2025, urging African leaders to move beyond policies to real action.
Popular tourism promoter Ephraim Freezle criticised the appointment of Plateau State’s new Commissioner for Tourism, Culture, and Hospitality, raising concerns over the lack of relevant experience and its potential to hinder the sector’s growth.
Diana Emmanuel, a wheelchair user based in Jos, Plateau State, has ignited public discourse on the discrimination faced by persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria after being denied entry into a popular restaurant, Jenny’s Kitchen.
As telecom operators nationwide push for a 100% tariff hike, the Plateau State Government proposes a bold initiative to reduce call and data costs. Can the state overcome financial and operational hurdles to shield residents from rising telecom prices?
This rethinking of homelessness became especially poignant following the recent, complete collapse of Nigeria’s National Power Grid, which left millions without electricity for weeks in a country where the average household already struggles with limited power access.
Yusuf Ahmed has been appointed as Community/Partnership Manager for Plateau State, effective immediately.
Jane Kangyang Pwajok’s election as SUG President at UNIJOS is a groundbreaking moment, redefining leadership possibilities for women in Nigerian universities, Nankpak Cirfat writes.
Jane Pwajok’s historic election as the University of Jos (UJ) Student Union Government president sparked widespread celebration, but a closer look reveals she isn’t the first woman to hold the position.
The Geneva Learning Foundation, in collaboration with the RBM Partnership to End Malaria, is focused on integrating insights from community-based health workers into the global effort to eradicate malaria.
Commissioner Adesina, along with other senior officers, also conducted an on-site assessment to reassure residents of the area’s security.
Residents in Jos have endured nearly a month without consistent power, forcing communities into darkness, straining businesses, and driving up costs for families who now rely on generators and pay for device charging.
Nigerian independent filmmakers often struggle to monetise their work. Cirrden, a new platform, aims to solve this problem by providing a direct-to-fan monetisation model.
Top officials and experts gathered in Plateau state on Tuesday to tackle Nigeria’s policy challenges, with the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) leading discussions on improving implementation for national progress.
As a Narrative Change Leader working in Africa, from a global perspective, my work requires delving into history to better predict future social patterns, and inturn, craft alternate narratives that help reframe how the World, and indeed Africans perceive and engage with the most pressing social issues of our time to drive positive social change.
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang notably avoided addressing the controversial arrest and trial of social commentator Samuel Bature during his Independence Day speech on October 1st, despite mounting public outcry and allegations of political oppression.
In a move similar to actions by the federal government to silence critics, Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang is under fire for using the Cybercrime Act to charge a local commentator, raising fresh concerns about the law being used to limit free speech in Nigeria.
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