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Plateau pilgrim dies in Mecca

4 days ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

A pilgrim from Plateau State on pilgrimage in Mecca, Hajiya Jamila Muhammad, died on Monday. Hajiya Jamila was said to have died as a result of diabetic complications. This was disclosed in a press statement signed by the Executive Secretary Plateau State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Alh. Daiyabu Dauda, made available to journalists in Jos on Tuesday. “From God we are, and to him, we shall on return with heavy heart and total submission to the will of Allah.
Plateau: ‘We’ve not forgotten you’ - Mutfwang assures IDPs

1 week ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has reassured displaced persons in the State that the government has not forgotten them, but is working in collaboration with the Federal Government and development partners to resettle and rebuild broken communities. Mutfwang gave the assurance during a statewide broadcast to mark his second year in office. He said, “My fellow citizens, the last two years have tested us. We faced legal distractions that sought to derail the mandate you freely gave us.
Only registered miners will be allowed to operate in Plateau - Mutfwang warns

2 weeks ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State on Friday, said only miners cleared by the State Technical Committee will be allowed to operate in the state. He said, so far, 159 companies have been cleared by the Committee. The governor, however, warned that any buying center purchasing from an unauthorised or underage miner would be prosecuted.
Colleges of Agric Union rejects university professor's appointment as provost

2 weeks ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

The Academic Staff Union of Colleges of Agriculture, ASUCA, has rejected the recent appointment of Jeremiah Jonathan Atungwu, a University Professor as the Provost of the Federal College of Agriculture, Ibadan, describing it as a violation of the advertised requirements for the role. The Union also said the appointment undermines the integrity of the selection process.
News -- Academic Staff Union of Colleges of Agriculture (ASUCA) rejects university professor's appointment as Provost of Federal College of Agriculture, Ibadan

3 weeks ago | nigeriaworld.com | Agabus Pwanagba

The Academic Staff Union of Colleges of Agriculture, ASUCA, has rejected the recent appointment of Jeremiah Jonathan Atungwu, a University Professor as the Provost of the Federal College of Agriculture, Ibadan, describing it as a violation of the advertised requirements for the role. The Union also said the appointment undermines the integrity of the selection process.
Study, emulate how we elect leaders - ASUU tells Nigerian politicians

3 weeks ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has called on the political class in the country to study and emulate the Union’s style of electing leaders. ASUU made the call through its Bauchi Zonal Coordinator, Prof. Timothy Namo, while speaking with journalists at the University of Jos branch after the Union’s newly elected President, Prof. Chris Piwuna, was presented to the Congress of his chapter. He said, “Our leadership process is very transparent.
50% Electricity Subsidy: MDCAN decries non implementation

1 month ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

The Medical and Dental Consultant’s Association of Nigeria, MDCAN, has decried the non-implementation of the 50% electricity subsidy by the federal government, which it said has placed a heavy burden on hospitals already burdened by indigent patients. DAILYPOST reports that the Federal Executive Council had announced approval of a 50% subsidy for public hospitals, however, recent events in hospitals show there was no implementation.
Early morning inferno destroys stalls, goods at popular Jos terminus market

1 month ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

An early morning fire outbreak has destroyed parts of the popular Jos Terminus Market in Plateau State, on Wednesday. The inferno, which caught many traders unaware, raged through the night, reducing hundreds of stalls and goods to ashes. According to an anonymous witness, the fire started from a section of the market known for second-hand clothes, before rapidly spreading to other parts. However, the exact cause of the fire remains unknown at the time of filing this report.
News -- Early morning inferno destroys stalls, goods at popular Jos terminus market

1 month ago | nigeriaworld.com | Agabus Pwanagba

An early morning fire outbreak has destroyed parts of the popular Jos Terminus Market in Plateau State, on Wednesday. The inferno, which caught many traders unaware, raged through the night, reducing hundreds of stalls and goods to ashes. According to an anonymous witness, the fire started from a section of the market known for second-hand clothes, before rapidly spreading to other parts. However, the exact cause of the fire remains unknown at the time of filing this report.
Plateau killings: Prosecute suspects in Jos, not Abuja - NBA tells security agencies

1 month ago | dailypost.ng | Agabus Pwanagba

More reactions have continued to trail the recent killings in some communities of Plateau State, as the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA has called for the prosecution of suspects arrested in connection with the attacks in the state rather than in Abuja. The NBA also said states across the country should be allowed to establish State Police, which will be armed with weapons to defend communities.