Prof. Sha Urges FG to Address Grazing Land Demands to Curb Conflicts

Prof. Dung Pam Sha of the University of Jos urged the Nigerian government to address demands for grazing lands to curb conflicts and violent extremism in North Central Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of good governance, poverty alleviation, and economic development in tackling these issues.
The symposium organized by the University of Jos Alumni Association discussed strategies to promote sustainable development and peace in the region.
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