Governor Mutfwang Urged to Tackle Violence in Plateau State

Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State is urged to address the ongoing violence and killings directed against Plateau indigenes, which are deemed unacceptable and a direct assault on their safety and constitutional rights. The call emphasizes the need for full protection of these communities through effective security deployment, prompt investigations, and decisive law enforcement.

Al Amin Gamandi calls upon all stakeholders, including federal and state governments, security agencies, traditional leaders, civil society organizations, and community representatives, to urgently convene and coordinate security strategies. The focus should be on strengthening early-warning mechanisms and implementing community-based conflict prevention measures.

Engagement with traditional and community leaders is essential to reinforce local peace structures, while civil society should support dialogue, reconciliation, and credible reporting. Achieving lasting peace requires coordinated action, measurable security outcomes, and sustained commitment from all responsible actors.