Tinubu meets Plateau leaders on peace
Analysis based on 19 articles · First reported Apr 29, 2026 · Last updated Apr 30, 2026
The peace talks and financial aid from Bola Tinubu's administration aim to stabilize Nigeria — Plateau State, potentially reducing security risks and fostering an environment conducive to economic recovery and development. This could lead to increased investor confidence in the region and Nigeria as a whole, as stability is crucial for market growth.
President Bola Tinubu held a three-hour meeting with a 32-man delegation from Nigeria — Plateau State, including Governor Caleb Mutfwang and former governors, to address the recurring crises in the state. Bola Tinubu urged leaders to embrace tolerance, review past White Papers on security, and propose implementable resolutions for lasting peace. He also approved N2 billion in relief support for victims of the March 29 attack in Angwa Rukuban, Jos. The stakeholders, including youth and religious leaders, identified issues like indigeneship, religion, ethnicity, and farmer-herder clashes as conflict drivers and pledged to work towards peace. Gbong Gwon Jos, Jacob Gyang Buba, requested more troops and CCTV cameras, and advocated for state police. The administration reiterated its commitment to infrastructural development and called for the identification of agent provocateurs.
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