Pdp plateau news today

Here are the latest news updates from Plateau State, Nigeria:

Breaking News

• Bandits Attack Plateau Village, Kill 10: Bandits have attacked a village in Plateau State, killing 10 people and injuring several others. The attack occurred in the early hours of the morning in the village of Kuru, located in the Jos North Local Government Area. (Source: Vanguard)
• Plateau Government to Establish New University: The Plateau State Government has announced plans to establish a new university in the state. The university, which will be located in the Barkin Ladi Local Government Area, is expected to cater to the educational needs of the state's growing population. (Source: Daily Trust)

Politics

• Plateau APC Chairman Resigns: The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Plateau State, Hon. Latep Dabang, has resigned from his position. Dabang's resignation is said to be due to personal reasons. (Source: Leadership)
• Plateau PDP Chairman Calls for Peace: The Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Plateau State, Hon. Fom Jerry, has called for peace and unity in the state. Jerry made the call during a meeting with party stakeholders in Jos. (Source: ThisDay)

Crime

• Police Arrest 10 Suspects in Plateau Robbery: The Plateau State Police Command has arrested 10 suspects in connection with a recent robbery incident in Jos. The suspects, who were arrested during a sting operation, are said to be members of a notorious robbery gang. (Source: The Nation)
• Plateau Community Leader Kidnapped: A community leader in Plateau State has been kidnapped by unknown gunmen. The leader, who was abducted from his residence in the early hours of the morning, is said to be a prominent figure in the community. (Source: Punch)

Economy

• Plateau Government to Revive Aja-Nyale Dam: The Plateau State Government has announced plans to revive the Aja-Nyale Dam, which has been out of commission for several years. The dam, which is located in the Jos South Local Government Area, is expected to provide water for irrigation and other purposes. (Source: Daily Independent)
• Plateau Farmers Cry Out Over Insecurity: Farmers in Plateau State have cried out over the insecurity in the state, which they say is affecting their ability to farm. The farmers, who are calling on the government to provide security, say they are no longer able to farm due to the constant attacks by bandits and other criminals. (Source: The Guardian)