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Don’t trade permanent ownership. Protect your Land. #ProtectOurLand

to stand on. Instead of selling, LEASE your land. Leasing gives you: Steady, long-term income Continued ownership and control Generational security for your family The power to reclaim and renegotiate value as Jos grows Jos is expanding. Land value is rising. 👇

JOS INDIGENES — HOLD YOUR LAND, DON’T SELL IT BUT LEASE IT Land is not just property, it is heritage, identity, and future wealth Today, many of you are quick to sell land for immediate cash. But once it’s gone, it’s gone forever. Tomorrow, your children may have nothing left 👇

@ComputerrWizard Rest bro

I don’t deserve this. My cerebral injury(brain injury) is far from healed, I stayed up for 3 days. Went to every single campus. My blood sugar and BP have dropped and rn it’s very bad. Only for the SUG to attack me 4 no reason. And when I struck back, they claimed victimhood.

#BAUCHIROADPARKMUSTGO @CalebMutfwang @DOPA_PLSG @AishaMuhammad40 @JMDBofficial

This is no longer a matter of discussion, but of urgent action.

be established at Feli Sukukwa, strategically positioned near the University to ensure rapid response and stability in the area. -The University must immediately reclaim all its encroached land in Angwan Rogo,illegal occupation cannot be tolerated any longer.

A decisive and uncompromising restructuring must take place in Jos North: -Bauchi Park must be completely cleared and redeveloped to accommodate a Mobile Police Rapid Response Squad station,security can no longer be treated as optional. -A fully functional Army barracks must 👇

@Kynsofficial Someone is talking about himself You really sound dumb

This is not even a joke, every single time that I mistakenly play a video with an Obi clip, I always have to read a book for 7 days straight to punish myself as a way to regain my lost IQ listening to him. He’s the dumbest politician alive.

@ZagazOlaMakama See twisted story Gun shoots but see them with cutlass

The Nigerian Army Intercepted this wicked souls for attacking peace loving Hausa community at Dutse Uku in Northern Plateau. They attempted to kill people and burn down their houses before the Army rushed to the scene after hearing sporadic gunshot. The army engaged the Bandits in a heavy gun fire before they fled the scene. While two arrested. Silent killings have been giong on in some parts of Plateau state. SayNotoSenseless Killings

@hesparnar @ZagazOlaMakama Twisted story

@ZagazOlaMakama Sporadic gunshots but there's only two cutlasses😂🙌🏾 Zagazola propaganda

Incase anyone want to change the history of Jos and plateau State here is a reminder. The original indigenous peoples of the Plateau and Jos area in Nigeria are several ethnic groups collectively known as the Plateau peoples or Plateau minorities. They have lived in the Plateau region long before the arrival of later migrants during the colonial tin-mining era. Key indigenous groups include: 1. Berom people One of the largest indigenous groups of Jos and the surrounding Plateau areas. Traditionally farmers. Their ancestral lands include Jos North, Jos South, Barkin Ladi, Riyom, and parts of Bassa. Many historians regard them as the principal indigenous inhabitants of Jos itself. 2. Afizere people (also called Jarawa) Indigenous to areas north and east of Jos. Found mainly in Jos East and parts of Jos North. Known historically for hill settlements used for protection. 3. Anaguta people A smaller but historically significant group. Traditionally lived within the Jos valley area before the city expanded during British colonial mining. Considered one of the earliest settlers in the Jos area. Other indigenous Plateau groups The wider Plateau region also includes many other long-standing ethnic groups such as: Mwaghavul people Tarok people Ngas people Goemai people Ron people Pyem people These groups belong to what anthropologists call the Plateau ethnic groups, many of whom speak languages in the Benue-Congo languages branch. The Berom, Afizere, and Anaguta are widely recognized locally as the indigenous groups of Jos.

Retweet massively. Don’t say anything. 💪💪

@Iyoaiye_ Because you Yoruba renu be god

In as much as Nigeria will continue to be Nigeria, Igbos will never have a taste of power..

even more. This crisis is artificial, and we must come together to resolve this matter once and for all, it should never happen again. All we ask for is stability, progress, and growth.

Over the past few years, my heart has ached. It is painful to see how violence has destroyed peace and a once-thriving economy. Jos, Plateau State, is a peaceful and beautiful home to many people. Many of us have invested so much here, and we are still willing to invest 👇

@HAHayatu Jos North belongs to Anaguta, Afizere, and Berom.

Jos is a town founded by migrant tin workers in the early 20th century. This workers came from places like Kano, katsina Bauchi etc, infact Jos was under Bauchi province until 1926 when it became Plateau province Descendants of this workers are now inhabitants of downtown Jos. Jos have now expanded to converge with town like Bukuru which was a different town before now but now part of Jos , Bukuru is now Jos South LG, while original Jos town is Jos North LG

@woye1 PLAYING GOD

@MAQFOS Block me. 2: chill with one hero beer and isiewu to calm down. 3: no ADC candidate will be on ballot

ADC Primaries: INEC will not accept any list from David Mark or Gombe. 2: look for another party to contest.

@Mr_JAGs PDP was Labour Party was here by dissolved