TINUBU PLEDGES TO REBUILD ATTACK-RAVAGED COMMUNITIES IN PLATEAU, ASSURES DISPLACED RESIDENTS OF SAFE RETURN

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By: Muftau Fatimo

President Bola Tinubu has pledged to rebuild communities affected by attacks in Plateau State and ensure that residents displaced by the violence return safely to their homes.

Tinubu made the commitment on Saturday during the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign rally in Jos, where he also apologised for not visiting the affected communities during his previous trip to the state in April.

The President explained that his last visit was limited to the airport, but maintained that he was aware of the scale of destruction through reports presented to him by Governor Caleb Mutfwang.

He acknowledged the suffering of residents, saying he had seen the devastation and the fear reflected in the faces of victims affected by the attacks.

Tinubu assured displaced residents that his administration was committed to restoring normalcy, rebuilding their communities and facilitating their safe return.

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He also disclosed that he had directed security agencies to take decisive action and sustain peace and stability across Plateau State.

Beyond security concerns, the President appealed to residents to embrace peaceful coexistence and put aside their ethnic, cultural and linguistic differences.

He stressed that differences in language and culture should not make people enemies, urging residents to work together in rebuilding Plateau State and Nigeria.

Tinubu further called on the people to see themselves as one family and take collective responsibility for promoting unity, peace and development.