Smack in the center of Jos Metropolis at the popular Old Airport Junction is a nondescript one-storey building called Nana House. The building houses some shops and stores downstairs while the top floor hosts offices including a law firm. Nana House could be described as an unimposing building with the tenants engaged in legitimate businesses. […]
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For the uninitiated, ‘Goskolo,’ is a potent locally brewed illicit alcoholic gin known for its high toxicity, virulence, deadly and noxious components with a severe health threat far beyond typical alcoholic beverages. The illicit gin has also been known to be hazardous to health with the potential of causing serious organ failure including damage to
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Over the years, the Angwan Rukuba community, a suburban settlement in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State has had pockets of skirmishes ranging from ethno-religious crisis to cult-related violence that have threatened the peace and serenity of the community. The latest of such was the unprecedented violence on Palm Sunday, precisely on Sunday,
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Nestled in the Doi Community of Jos South Local Government Area in Plateau State, the 10 Commandments Monument and Prayer Altar is not just a religious edifice, but has become a symbol of resilience and unity in a state that has witnessed decades of ethno-religious violence. The imposing monument, fondly called New Jerusalem, has over
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If you were born and brought up in Jos, or have lived in the city for a considerable number of years, you must have either been to Tudun Wada, one of the historical and most popular settlements in Plateau State. It’s either that you have lived in Tudun Wada, know someone who has lived there,
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A beautiful sunset is a breathtaking transition where the sky transforms into a blazing canvas of vibrant oranges, fiery reds, and soft, lingering purples. The fading light casts long shadows and bathes the landscape in a warm, gentle glow, bringing a deep sense of peacefulness and calm. It is incontrovertible that Jos, the beautiful capital
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Ordinary Nigerian citizens are not smiling due to the hunger and hardship brought upon them by the present administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s policies. In the past three years, Nigerians have been made to go through a harrowing experience that has left many families undergoing untold hardship and pains. Across the country, the reality
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Before its demolition in 2009 during urban redevelopment plans under Governor Jonah Jang’s administration, the statue of “Mama Tapgun,” which stood elegantly at the center of Terminus at the Jos Main Market roundabout, was not just an ordinary effigy but a symbol of the resilience and endurance of Plateau women. It was an enduring cultural
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Plateau State is known as the Home of Peace and Tourism due to the tranquil nature of the state and the tourist sites that can be found in all the 17 local government areas of the state. The weather is another aspect that attracts visitors both within and outside the country and at a point
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