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By Engr. Charles David Lapmoen Convener, Quaanpan Development Initiative Quaanpan, a local government area situated in the beautiful Plateau State of Nigeria, is known for its rich cultural heritage that has been passed down through generations. It is a land blessed with diverse ethnic groups, each with its unique traditions, languages, and customs. As the Convener of the Quaanpan Development Initiative, I am passionate about preserving and promoting these cultural values for the benefit of the present and future generations. The cultural tapestry of Quaanpan is woven with threads of various ethnicities, including .Mernyang, Doemak, Bwall, Jagatnoeng, Kwagallak and Goemai. Each group contributes its distinct customs, rituals, music, dances, folklore, and cuisine, making Quaanpan a treasure trove of cultural wealth. By celebrating and embracing these traditions, we not only preserve our identity but also foster unity and understanding among our people. One of the key ways to

31/05/2023 Your Excellency  Mr. Caleb Mutfwang Esq, The Executive Governor Government House Little Rayfield Jos. Dear Sir, Congratulations on Your Inauguration as the Executive Governor of Plateau State On behalf of the State Chapter of the Alumni Association of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, AMANO I extend my heartfelt congratulations on your recent inauguration as the Executive Governor of Plateau State. Your remarkable achievements in the past no doubt reflects your dedication, leadership, and commitment to serving the people of Plateau State. As you embark on this crucial role, I would like to emphasize the significance of addressing key areas that hold great potential for the growth and development of Plateau State in particular, we urge your administration to prioritize the following areas: 1. Security: The safety and well-being of the people should be of paramount importance. By focusing and improving security in rural communities and fostering collaboration with relevan

It’s funny how I’ve never been to Jos but still I love the city so much, Maybe its cause some other citizens haven’t taken to liking the city so much Every time I pick my pen to write, I want to write about how I believe Nigeria would be better, But every time I check the news, there seems to have been some new disaster in Jos city. The thing that makes these killings hurt even more, is that it is brought upon by fellow Nigerians Like the saying goes “Nothing is as dangerous as the enemy within” ….. But writing has never seemed to help anybody, but when you are across the ocean (like me), Writing is all you can do! In all honesty, all I can offer to the people of Jos is a good heart and remorse for their loss. Looking back at the once so peaceful city that brought us Tuface, Psquare, M.I and Jesse Jags, Mikel Obi, Steve Gukas, Ice Prince, and whole lot of stars and celebrities You’d have had to be a prophet to have foreseen what was going to become of Jos city. But still li

Following the disastrous mass murder in Mangu LGA which saw properties and lives destroyed, Hon. Cornelius Dongnaan Doeyok, Member-Elect Quaan-Pan South Constituency expressed deep sadness over the inhuman act meted on peace-loving and law abiding citizens of the LGA.  Speaking on behalf of the entire people of Quaan-Pan South Constituency, Cornelius sympathize with the entire people of Mangu LGA, communities involved and families of the victims assuring them that Quaan-Pan South Constituency stands with them in this trying moment. He tasked indigenes of Mangu LGA and the state at large to be always vigilant and cooperate with security agencies by providing timely security intelligence to avert future danger. He lastly restates the commitment of the soon-to-be sworn in administration to finding lasting solution to the recurring security challenge in the state. Signed: CDD MEDIA Thursday, 18th May, 2023.

 Plateau State is paying dearly for its hospitality in one of the most cruel manner which remains unchecked all this while just because we are Plateau. Those barbarians have a filled day inflicting pains and trauma on indigenes whose only crime is their identity.  One would wonder if slaughtering his neighbor's chicken is not more difficult than Plateau people and still get away without tension.   Politics aside, no government official can protect life of any person anywhere but laws can if implemented, no security can equally prevent all sorts of attacks on armless civilians but prompt response and onslaught on perpetrators can stop reoccurrence and escalation. But what we have here on the Plateau is just a mere stage managed eye service responses by both the government and its complicit security outfits. It started with the Taroh in (Wase) and (Langtang South) then Berom  (Jos South and Barkin Ladi)  all Plateau was silent.  It then took a u-turn to Bokkos and unleash