President Bola Tinubu addressed voters in Plateau State during an APC North-Central campaign rally in Jos. He urged support for his re-election bid, emphasizing security and development initiatives. Tinubu highlighted his administration’s efforts to improve safety and economic opportunities in the region.
Tinubu announced that surveillance cameras have been procured to enhance early warning systems. This follows recent attacks that displaced thousands of residents. He assured that these measures will help restore stability and enable internally displaced persons to return home.
The campaign rally, held at the 60,000-capacity Zaria Road Stadium, drew large crowds. Tinubu called for unity among Nigerians, stressing the importance of peaceful coexistence. His promises align with broader APC strategies to secure the region’s support ahead of the 2027 elections.
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has also sought federal assistance to resettle victims of violence. Tinubu’s security pledges are part of a larger effort to address regional instability and promote economic growth. The upcoming elections will test the effectiveness of these commitments.
