President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has offered an apology to the citizens of Plateau State regarding his previous brief visit to the region, during which he was unable to venture beyond the airport premises.
Addressing a massive gathering of party loyalists and supporters at the All Progressives Congress campaign rally in Jos, the President expressed regret over his earlier limited itinerary and pledged a deeper engagement with the people of the state.
Commitment to Security and Resettlement
During his address, President Tinubu focused heavily on the security challenges that have affected several local communities in Plateau State. He reassured individuals and families forced out of their homes by violence that his administration is fully committed to their safe return and full rehabilitation.
- Rebuilding destroyed infrastructure and homes in conflict-affected areas.
- Ensuring the safe and voluntary return of displaced residents.
- Strengthening security operations to maintain long term regional stability.
The President confirmed that clear instructions have been issued to national security agencies to take decisive action to restore peace and stop further conflict in the state.
A Call for Lasting Peace
The campaign rally brought together high-profile political leaders, community stakeholders, and party members from across the state. Tinubu stressed that achieving lasting peace in Plateau State remains a major priority for his administration, urging security personnel to sustain their efforts in safeguarding lives and property.