With barely 48 hours to the president Bola Ahmed Tinubu state working visit to Plateau for reelection campaign bit on Saturday 14th November, 2026, the local organising committee (LOC) has confirmed that all necessary arrangement reached advance stage.

Speaking on behalf of the committee, Secretary to the Government of Plateau State, Arch. Samuel Jatau acknowledged that security, logistics and all other preparations were intact to ensure a successful and memorable presidential rally.

Jatau said the forthcoming rally will also provide a platform for the APC to reaffirm its commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

According to him, "at a time when Nigeria is navigating significant economic, security and developmental challenges, sustained commitment to reforms, infrastructure renewal, economic opportunities and institutional strengthening remains essential.

"The APC recognises that building a stronger nation requires collective responsibility, effective leadership, constructive political engagement and continued participation.

"We believe that the rally will provide an opportunity for our party's leadership to engage with its members and supporters, communicate its vision and programmes, and renew its collective commitment to progress and prosperity", Jatau stated.

The Plateau Chief Scribe call on APC members and supporters across the communities and local government areas of Plateau State and the North-Central region to turn out peacefully and responsibly to welcome Mr President and demonstrate their support for the national leadership.

In another development, the Plateau State government has announced the lifting curfew earlier imposed in Barkin-Ladi, Bokkos and Mangu local government areas.

A statement issued to newsmen on Thursday in Jos the state capital by the commissioner of information and communication, Rt. Hon. Joyce Ramnap said the decision to lifted the curfew followed a wide consultation with security agencies.

‎"The decision follows the relative peace being experienced in the affected areas and is expected to forster ongoing efforts at restoring normalcy, ease of movement and socio-economic activities in the affected communities. 
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‎"The Government urges residents to sustain the prevailing peace, remain law-abiding and to report any suspicious movement  to security agencies. 

‎"The government also appreciates the cooperation of residents and reiterates its commitment to the protection of lives and property, peaceful coexistence and the overall development of the state", she noted.
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