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Mr Mutfwang extended his appreciation when he received the palliatives on Monday in Jos, the capital of Plateau State. Mr Mutfwang said that his administration was determined to tackle poverty and, by the grace of God, ensure that all farmlands were cultivated to be able to maximise the blessings God has put in the land for the Plateau people.
Whether you turn to Premium Times for daily updates, in-depth investigations into pressing national issues, or entertaining trending stories, we value your readership. “It is worthy of note that based on the allocation table, Plateau has been allocated 374 metric tons of maize, 442 metric tons , and 161 metric tons of sorghum.“Also, based on the directives of Mr President, 20 per cent of the food items due for each LGA should be given to religious organisations and three per cent to be given to boarding schools in the LGAs,” he said.
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