Nigeria’s Plateau security and political developments continue
ABUJA/JOS (EME) – Federal and state authorities have maintained focus on security operations and political realignment in Plateau State. Vice President Kashim Shettima recently described the state as a symbol of national unity during a visit marking Governor Mutfwang’s formal alignment with the All Progressives Congress, according to BusinessDay NG.
Earlier reports noted federal directives for security agencies to investigate attacks, including in Angwan Rukuba, and the deployment of additional forces under Operation Enduring Peace. Posts on X referencing the governor’s China trip and local attack reports (including from @masskeemz) continue to circulate alongside official statements emphasizing dialogue and federal-state coordination.
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