Tinubu pledges to rebuild violence-ravaged Plateau communities

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President Bola Tinubu has pledged to rebuild communities destroyed by violence in Plateau State and facilitate the return of displaced residents. Read More:…

President Bola Tinubu has pledged to rebuild communities destroyed by years of violence in Plateau State and facilitate the return of residents displaced by attacks.

He assured indigenes and residents that his administration would work with the state government to restore peace and security.

The President also announced that surveillance cameras promised to the state in April had arrived in the country and would soon be installed.

He added that 1,000 forest guards recruited by the Federal Government were undergoing training for deployment to vulnerable areas.

Tinubu gave the assurances on Saturday at the All Progressives Congress North-Central campaign rally held at the 60,000-capacity Zaria Road Stadium in Jos, where he appealed to residents to support him and other APC candidates in the 2027 general elections.

Plateau State has witnessed a resurgence of violent attacks in recent months, particularly in rural communities and parts of Jos North Local Government Area.

The President assured displaced residents that his administration would work with Governor Caleb Mutfwang and other leaders to rebuild affected communities and facilitate their return.

“When I last visited the other time, I was limited to the airport. Forgive me if you did not see me in the hinterland. I saw the devastation, I got the report from the government, I saw horror in the faces of our people.

“But since then, that has changed; we are forging ahead together. It is now that we can rebuild, and I assure those displaced that we will rebuild your communities, and we will bring you back to your communities.

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