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Akpabio Encourages Homegrown Solution to Restore Peace in Plateau

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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has said the federal government will work to restore calm in Plateau State, and he stressed that outside help cannot solve Nigeria’s problems. He made the remarks at the Jos Polo Field while welcoming political defectors into the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Mr Akpabio told the crowd that Nigerians themselves must lead efforts to end violence and that President Bola Tinubu is committed to tackling insecurity in Plateau and across the nation. He appealed for divine support and for leaders to prioritise peace, saying: “We are calling on God the Almighty to help us at the centre to bring peace to Plateau. Anybody that will rule Plateau must be committed to peace. This is the only party that cares for you.”

He promised that the government would work hard to bring ility and warned against relying on foreign actors to fix local conflicts. “It is not people outside that will come and give you peace. It is we that must bring peace. We must live in peace with one another. Nigeria must have peace for progress to come.

“I cry whenever I hear the ing of a human being, whether a child or an adult. This problem we are having now did not start today; so many people have d in Plateau.

“Nigeria is crying out. A lot of blood has been shed, and we are not happy. The President of Nigeria is equally not happy.”

Akpabio said efforts to restore peace would be stepped up and urged residents to back President Tinubu and the APC, arguing that cooperation with the government would bring development and ility to the state.

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7 Comments

  • Do you think Akpabios approach is the key to peace in Plateau? Or do you believe theres a better solution? Lets discuss!

  • I think Akpabios approach is refreshing. Local solutions often work best. Lets support efforts to bring peace to Plateau!

  • Do you think local initiatives can really bring peace to Plateau? Or is it just wishful thinking? Lets discuss!

  • Im not convinced that a homegrown solution is the answer for restoring peace in Plateau. What about seeking help from outside sources?

  • Im not convinced that a homegrown solution is enough to restore peace in Plateau. We need a comprehensive approach.

  • I think Akpabios approach is refreshing! Local solutions can bring lasting peace to Plateau. Lets support this initiative.

  • Im not convinced that homegrown solutions can solve the complex issues in Plateau. We need more concrete plans and outside support.

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