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KURU, PLATEAU STATE | FIELD REPORT Six men were reportedly killed in cold blood at a mining site in Kuru, Jos South Local Government Area , Plateau State, in what residents describe as a deliberate and targeted attack on unarmed civilians . According to eyewitness accounts and community sources, the victims were engaged in legitimate mining activities when they were violently attacked and killed. No provocation was reported. No confrontation was recorded. The men were not combatants. Yet, despite the brutality of the incident, there has been no official condemnation, no decisive government response, and minimal national media coverage . This silence is not new. For years, communities across Jos, Barkin Ladi, Riyom, Bokkos, Mangu, and surrounding areas have documented repeated attacks on civilians often framed in public discourse as “clashes” or “communal violence.” Survivors and human rights advocates strongly dispute this characterization, arguing that the pattern,...

Dear Caleb Mutfwang  Happy New Year sir, supposed to start the year with an exciting news, that will come later insha Allah, a more pressing issue is at hand sir. 🥺 As at 1st June 2022, here are some concerns brought by some of my friends here concerning gratuity and pensions. Kima Jessica Jerry Godwin can’t access her father’s pension and gratuity, it’s over 17yrs now. 💔 Nankling Titus her Dad died in 2014 as a DIRECTOR and what her family were given wasn’t up to 500 thousand naira. 💔 Akutse Joseph Godwin lost her dad in 2015 again as a DIRECTOR and weren’t given a dime. 💔 RoyalEdith Dagoet lost her Dad in 2004 as a Principal, he was never declared dead and so salary payments were made in his name. Still haven’t collected his entitlements. 💔 Simi Wealthwells Wurim Lost her Dad over 22 years ago, his file is no where to be found in the service commission. 💔 Big-one Papius Ayo lost his Dad in 2009, he said they heard about the benefits but never saw it. 💔 Victor Idi Peter's s...

‎In a remarkable gesture aimed at advancing Nigeria’s education sector, a Plateau State–born, UK-based academic, Dr. Moses Dang, has donated three boxes of assorted textbooks to Bingham University, New Karu, Nasarawa State. ‎ ‎Receiving the donation, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Haruna Kuje Ayuba, described the gesture as a “valuable contribution to teaching, learning, and research.” He emphasized the importance of academic partnerships and assured that the University would formally acknowledge the donor through an official letter of appreciation. ‎ ‎Also speaking, the Director of the Centre for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Leadership Studies, Dr. Sabastine Abu, noted that the donation was made possible through Bingham University’s international collaboration with scholars abroad. He expressed optimism that such partnerships would continue to provide the institution with access to up-to-date academic resources from reputable international publishers. ‎ ‎...