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24 killed in fresh Plateau attack get mass burial (opens the original)
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From Jude Dangwam, and Jude Owuamanam, Jos A mass burial was held for the 24 indegens of Bin Mper community in Mangu local government, who were killed in fresh attack by gunmen between Sunday and Monday. Women and youths of the community protested as the remains of their kinsmen were lowered into the grave. At least 24 people were killed in a fresh attack on Bin Mper community in Kombun District of Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State, sparking widespread outrage, a protest by women in t
No universal health coverage without mental health investment, (opens the original)
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Nigeria cannot achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC) without deliberate and sustained investment in mental healthcare, a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Jos, Taiwo James Olubunmi Obindo, has warned. Obindo gave the warning while delivering the 126th inaugural lecture of the University of Jos, where he raised the alarm over Nigeria’s growing mental health burden and the low level of funding for the sector. He said mental health conditions account for about 20 percent of the global
NGO partners Plateau SDGs to train artisans on financial literacy, (opens the original)
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The SHIFT Initiative has equipped artisans and entrepreneurs in Plateau State with practical financial and business-management skills through a one-day training and empowerment programme organised in collaboration with the Sustainable Development Goals Project Support Unit, Plateau State. The programme was designed to address a critical gap facing many small-business owners. The training was led by the Executive Director, Ulan Jatau alongside the SHIFT team with sessions covering practical finan
Jos meeting: Why Mutfwang is courting Igbo votes early (opens the original)
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Governor Caleb Mutfwang did not have to host the leaders of Plateau’s Igbo community this week. Yet there he was, welcoming delegates from all seventeen local government areas into Government House in Jos, thanking them for coming to seek what he called blessings and prosperity, and reminding them, unprompted, of a history that stretches back to the civil war. The optics mattered as much as the words, and in Plateau politics, optics rarely happen by accident. Plateau State has never fit neatly i
Black Thursday in middle belt (opens the original)
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The Conference of Ethnic Nationalities Community Development Associations (CONECDA) revently raised the alarm over the wanton killing of innocent people in the middle belt area and are set to observed “Black Thursday” in Nigeria. According to them, it will be replicated every last Thursday of the month in the country. The CONECDA pointed out that for years, it has insisted that assessment of attacks across communities revealed the involvement of both amateur warriors and well-trained terrorists
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