Group calls on Plateau State to publish white paper on attacks
The Plateau State Executive Peace Roundtable, under the Delimi Prosper Project, has called on the Plateau State Government to release a white paper addressing recent community attacks. The group highlighted the rise in violence and property destruction in Plateau State communities. The communiqué from their meeting outlined concerns about digital space misuse and proposed solutions for peace. Several top government officials attended the meeting and contributed to the recommendations.
What we know
- The Plateau State Executive Peace Roundtable urged the government to release and implement a white paper on recent attacks.
- The group discussed youth perspectives on non-kinetic and preventive approaches to resource-related conflicts.
- Concerns were raised about the use of digital platforms, and recommendations included community policing, enlightenment, and dialogue.
- The meeting was attended by officials such as Samuel Jatau and Julie Sanda.
- Suggestions included engaging regulatory agencies and creating galleries or museums to share community stories digitally.
