DIPLOMAN TIMES

The Plateau State Government has reported that Governor Caleb Mutfwang briefed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on October 3, 2026, on the security situation in Plateau State, ongoing relief interventions for victims of violent attacks and plans for rebuilding affected communities.

The governor said the discussion with the President focused particularly on security conditions in Plateau State and measures being undertaken by the state administration to consolidate peace, security and stability. He also raised the planned deployment of security cameras donated to the state during the President's previous visit.

According to the Plateau State government publication, the proposed camera deployment is intended to complement the Plateau Security and Information Centre by supporting intelligence gathering, surveillance, early warning and rapid response. The source described the intervention as awaiting accelerated implementation.

The governor also briefed the President on the distribution of a ₦1 billion intervention donated by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu to victims of violent attacks, alongside an additional ₦500 million committed by the Plateau State Government. The stated objective is to support affected households and livelihoods.

The briefing further covered the state government's plan to begin rebuilding communities affected by attacks in preparation for the safe and orderly return of internally displaced persons to their ancestral communities. The governor also reported on state interventions in transportation, education and healthcare.

The meeting therefore covered security infrastructure, humanitarian assistance, community reconstruction and selected public-service interventions in Plateau State. The source did not report completion of the proposed security-camera deployment or the full reconstruction programme as of October 3, 2026.