President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to facilitating the return of internally displaced persons, IDPs to their ancestral communities in Plateau State, North-Central Nigeria.
The President gave the assurance during the 2027 presidential campaign rally held at the Zaria Road Stadium in Jos, where he also pledged renewed efforts towards restoring lasting peace and security in the state.
Jos, the Plateau State capital, has a rich history of hosting major political rallies, and the 2027 presidential campaign rally was no exception, as supporters and party faithful gathered in large numbers at the Zaria Road Stadium to demonstrate their support for President Tinubu.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang, in his remarks, assured the President of massive electoral support from Plateau State. He also used the occasion to present key concerns of the people, including the need to address insecurity and facilitate the return of IDPs to their ancestral homes.
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For President Tinubu, Plateau State remains a symbol of resilience and unity. He reaffirmed his commitment to working with the State Government and security agencies to restore lasting peace, strengthen security and create conditions for displaced communities to return home.
The rally also featured goodwill messages from members of the National Assembly, former governors and various support groups, who expressed solidarity with the President and called for sustained development and security across the state.
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