Tinubu Wan Make Inter-Faith, Inter-Ethnic Peace Hold For Plateau

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu don start move wey dem hope go bring permanent peace for Plateau State. E send special presidential envoy, Dr. Abiodun Essiet, go di state wey don dey hotspot for inter-ethnic and inter-religious wahala for many years. Last week, Dr. Essiet meet with leaders of religious and ethnic communities for the state to deliver presidential peace message. According to presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga, Essiet also meet traditional rulers, community groups and youth reps. E meet Christian clerics and Miyetti Allah leaders separately before e hold town hall meeting for Jos, state capital, wey focus on how communities fit live together well and build peace structures for grassroots level.

For Barkin Ladi, Essiet meet Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, Chairman of Regional Church Council, to yarn about how faith-based leadership fit help drive unity and social development. E still meet Fulani leaders to improve dialogue between pastoralists and farmers, confirm government commitment to inclusive engagement. Workshop hold for all 17 LGAs to establish community peace structures. For Bassa, Essiet gather Irigwe community, Miyetti Allah reps, and Youth Council to discuss sustaining peace and strengthen 17-member peace committee. Early win don happen for Jos South where farmer David Toma and herdsmen wahala don settle after N500,000 compensation paid, cows return, both sides promise maintain peace. Plateau violence don dey since 2001, mostly between Christian farmers and Muslim Fulani herders over land, political representation, and resources, and wahala don dey more organised and brutal since then.