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A Golden Fish has No hidden place. Congratulations to the man of honour, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, on your well-deserved emergence sir. Your Excellency, it is indeed great news to see your breakthrough on the international scene. We cannot be prouder of you than now for placing Plateau State and Nigeria on the global map. You have been practical in handling the affairs of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction.  Your nomination by our great leader, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to chair the Rabat Process is a testament to the nation's confidence in your leadership and integrity. We trust that you will utilize your global influence to attract positive opportunities that come with this new office.  As you play a crucial role in addressing migration challenges, promoting cooperation between Europe and Africa, and advancing Nigeria's interest on the Global stage, you have my best wishes and prayers of my family, friends and well-wishers, trusting that ...

By Alvin Tongzum Paul President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the Nomination of The Hon. Minister of Humanitarian Affairs And Poverty Reduction, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, to Chair the RABAT PROCESS, a Euro-African Dialogue for Immigration and Development. The Rabat Process is a forum for dialogue between European and African countries to address migration and development issues. It was established in 2006.  This is an over 60-memberber international body whose membership spans the countries of Europe and Africa. The principles of solidarity, partnership, and shared responsibility are key. So, what is the implication for Nigeria? The approval of Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, Nigeria's Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, as the Chair of the RABAT PROCESS, carries several important implications for Nigeria: 1. Enhanced Global Standing and Influence This appointment positions Nigeria as a key player in the global discourse on migration and development...

As concerned citizens, we urge the Plateau State House of Assembly to introduce legislation addressing the escalating cost of house rent, unchecked proliferation of house agents, and exorbitant fees imposed on tenants. These fees, including agency fees, broker fees, and legal fees, have become a significant financial burden on renters. We must establish regulations to ensure affordable housing for all. We propose that the legislative bill considers the following key provisions: 1. Rent control measures to curb rising costs 2. Guidelines for becoming a house agent to prevent tenant exploitation and Proliferation of tenants  3. Standardization of fees to ensure transparency and reasonableness Let us unite to make housing more affordable and accessible in Plateau State. Share this post with your network, and let's advocate for positive change! #AffordableHousing #RentRegulation #PlateauStateHouseOfAssembly"

The National Executive Council, on behalf of the Expanded Executive Committee, Ngas Development Association (NDA) the Ngas Elder's Forum and the entire Ngas sons and daughters globally, mourn the passing away of an elder statesman, politician and retired Military man, General Jeremiah Timbut Useni. The late Lt. General J.T. Useini was the Sardauna Plateau/ Nassarawa States, a former Military Governor of Old Bendel State, former ACF Chairman, a former Senator Representing Plateau South Senatorial District, one-time Minister of the FCT, and the 2015 PDP Gubernatorial candidate in Plateau State.  The late Sen. Gen. Dr. Jeremiah Timbut Useni, passed away on Thursday, 23rd January 2025. The NDA President, Dr. Katkukkah Danjuma Gokum, while speaking on behalf of the Ngas nation described the late general as a disciplined, committed and detribalised Nigerian leader who's service to Plateau State in particular and the nation at large will be greatly missed. He added that th...

The Ngas Regeneration Network (NRN) is delighted to announce that one of our own, Superintendent of Customs Gomos Stephen Gobak, will be honored with the prestigious Humanitarian Impact Award at the Plateau Man of the Year 2025 ceremony.   This well-deserved recognition celebrates his outstanding contributions to humanitarian services and his tireless efforts in positively impacting lives across Plateau State and beyond. His dedication to community service embodies the very values that inspire and drive the vision of NRN.   We encourage all members of the Ngas Regeneration Network and well-wishers to join us as we celebrate this remarkable achievement:   Date: Sunday, 16th February 2025   Venue:Crispan Suites and Event Center, Jos   Time: 3:00 PM   Let’s come together to honour Gomos Stephen Gobak for his exceptional humanitarian contributions and show our support for a true leader and role model.   Togeth...

It is with a distressful and mournful heart on behalf of myself, Pankshin North Constituency and the entire members of Plateau State legislature, I send my heartfelt empathy and sympathy to the Usenis, Tarok Nation, Plateau and the entire country over the unfortunate death of a well admired and profusely respected elder statesman, father and stakeholder, Lt. Gen. Jeremiah Timbut Useni. Useni was a true ambassador of Plateau both nationally and internationally as he projected the intrinsic values of: discipline, integration, hospitality, hard-work and ingenuity of the state in the discharge of all his assignments and personal activities both in the Military and democracy; leaving indelible legacies engraved on golden sands of time. His sagacious and pragmatic approach to governance when he held sway as administrator of the defunct Bendel State, Senator of the Federal Republic, Minister of Transport and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, and his gigantic strides in the eco...

By - Zakari Isah, Kaduna on - January 26, 2025 Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, has been nominated to chair the RABAT PROCESS, a Euro-African Dialogue for Immigration and Development. According to sources, President Tinubu has thrown his weight behind Yilwatda's nomination, which is expected to be confirmed soon. The RABAT PROCESS brings together 60 countries from North, West, and Central Africa, as well as the European Union, to address migration challenges and promote development. Yilwatda's nomination is seen as a testament to his outstanding performance as Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, where he has worked tirelessly to reposition and recalibrate the ministry to effectively carry out its mandate. Under his leadership, the ministry has revived and recast government interventions, such as cash transfers, skill acquisition, and employment programs, to reduce poverty in...