Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has blamed Nigeria's persistent insecurity on the nation's elite, whom he accused of fuelling communal hatred. Speaking at a stakeholder dialogue on community policing, he insisted that the crisis would end if the elite chose to lead with intention and promote peaceful coexistence. He also claimed to have done more than any governor since 1999 to build peace in the state.
- Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang blamed the elite for Nigeria's insecurity.
- He claimed the elite fuel communal hatred and can end the crisis if they choose.
- He called on them to take responsibility for fostering peaceful coexistence.
- Mutfwang stated he has done more for peace in Plateau than any governor since 1999.
The Governor’s statement challenges influential figures to rise above division and take a firm stand for peace.
