Addressing Violence and Exclusion in Plateau, Nigeria

The article, authored by Bolutife Oluwadele, addresses the persistent violence and instability in Plateau, Nigeria. It emphasizes the critical role of local leaders in addressing the underlying issues that perpetuate conflict.
The piece argues that the current structures of exclusion must be dismantled to pave the way for genuine peace. It suggests that the choices made by Plateau's leaders will significantly impact the region's future, as they continue to trade accusations rather than work towards inclusive solutions.
The author reflects on the historical context of the violence, which has persisted for two decades, and calls for a reevaluation of the legal and social frameworks that govern indigeneship and residency in the state. The article serves as a plea for a shift in approach to foster stability and peace in Plateau.
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