PLATEAU: PDP’S ELDERS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN APPEALS FOR PEACEFUL SATURDAY'S CONGRESSES

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

Chairman of the Elders Committee of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Plateau State chapter, Chief Raymond Dabo has urged officials, delegates and aspirants to uphold the discipline and good conduct members of the party are known for during the coming Saturday's Congresses across the state.

Chief Dabo in a statement he personally signed explained that the Saturday’s Congresses are one leg of the democratic process with many more opportunities to accommodate those aspiring for positions. 

CHIEF DABO

NASARAWA: GOVERNMENT ADVISES YOUTHS TO EMBRACE DIALOGUE RATHER THAN PROTEST

By: Wilson Bako (Lafia),

Nasarawa State Government has advised youths in the country to embrace the spirit of dialogue with government rather than protest in resolving and solving the current economic hardship in the country.

The state government said, “No matter the level of hardship Nigerians are going through as a result of the current economic downturn, dialogue rather than confrontation still remains the best solution”.

The Senior Special Assistant to the State Governor, Engr. Abdullahi Sule, on Youths and Students’ Affairs, Mr. Shuaibu Sani, stated this at a One-Day, Youth and Students’ Stakeholders Engagement on Sustainable Peace in the state.

SUIT NO: NICN/JOS/47/2013: MR. REUBEN AWANYE ITRUMA vs NVIR: JUDGMENT NOT OBEYED TILL DATE

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

The Judgment delivered by Hon. Justice R. H. Gwandu, on 22^nd June 2017, in Suit No: NICN/JOS/47/2013, filed by Mr.  Reuben Awanye Itruma, challenging the stoppage of his salary and sack by the National Veterinary Research (NVRI) VOM and the Governing Council is yet to be obeyed by the Defendants till date. REALITY gathered.

You would recall that the Court of Appeal, Jos Division, had dismissed Appeal No: CA/J/276/2018, filed by NVIR, for being unmeritorious in its Judgment delivered on Tuesday, 8^th of August 2022.

BREAKING: NO OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN PLATEAU STATE---ENGR. JONATHAN (SURWASH PROGRAM COORDINATOR)

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

Plateau State Sustainable Urban and Rural Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene (SURWASH) has declared the state free of cholera outbreak.

This is coming, as the country is recording high cases of cholera which is ravaging the country.

Program Coordinator, SURWASH, Engr. Jonathan Malann, made this known to newsmen on Wednesday at a press briefing at the NUJ Press Center Jos.

PLATEAU STATE

JUST IN: ALLEGED LIBELLOUS PUBLICATIONS: HON. EDWARD PWAJOK (SAN) CLAIMS AGAINST MR. JAMES NYANGO IN COURT

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

You would recall that, REALITY had reported that, Hon. Edward G. Pwajok (SAN) has dragged one Mr. James Nyango to Court, over alleged libellous publications on his Facebook page on the 16^th of January 2024, and that the Suit No: PLD/J322/2024 is coming up for hearing on the 19^th day of September 2024 at the Plateau State High Court Jos.

Below are the claims of the Claimant as filed before the Court.

ALLEGED LIBELOUS PUBLICATIONS: HAVE I HAD ANY PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU? HON. EDWARD PWAJOK (SAN) ASKS, MR. JAMES NYANGO

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

Before approaching and filing Suit No: PLD/J322/2024, Hon. Edward Pwajok (SAN), had asked, Mr. James Nyango, whether they had any personal relationship before the alleged libelous publications. REALITY gathered from the Court processes.  

In a letter dated 23^rd January 2024, written and addressed to Mr. James, Hon. Pwajok (SAN) had also asked the Defendant whether they had any disagreement to warrant publications,  maliciously aimed at tearing his hard-earned reputation apart.

HON. PWAJOK (SAN)

ALLEGED LIBELOUS PUBLICTION: WHY HON. EDWARD PWAJOK (SAN) IS DEMANDING N250 MILLION FROM MR. JAMES NYANGO, IN COURT

By: Amb. Valentine Adese (JP),

Hon. Edward G. Pwajok (SAN) has dragged one Mr. James Nyango, a Civil Servant working with Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) to Court over an alleged defamatory publication, and demanding the sum of N250,000,000.00 (Two Hundred and Fifty Million Naira) only, as “General Damages”.

The case from the Court’s record is coming up for hearing on the 19^th of September 2024, at the Plateau State High Court Jos.

According to the processes filed by Hon. Pwajok (SAN) in Court in Suit No: PLD/J322/2024, against Mr. James Nyango, a Director in JUTH, and an alleged member of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), from the same ethnic group with him, over the alleged defamatory publication in his post on his Facebook page on the 16^th of January 2024, Hon. Pwajok claims that the libelous publication has caused huge pain and distress to him and his family members.

HON. EDWARD PWAJOK (SAN)