Nasarawa State Government Pledges to Implement Conflict Resolution Report, Ensure Peaceful Coexistence

Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to peace and stability by implementing the report of the high-powered committee on the conflict between Odu and Ibe communities of Udege Development Area. This move aims to prevent future conflicts and promote harmony among people of the same ethnic background.

The committee, chaired by the Emir of Karshi, Professor Mohammed Sani Bako, submitted a two-volume report after conducting thorough research, visiting affected areas, and engaging with community members and stakeholders. Governor Sule emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence, highlighting his administration’s dedication to ensuring residents live in harmony.

Key Highlights of the Committee’s Report

Conflict Resolution: The report provides resolutions to address the long-standing conflict between Odu and Ibe communities.
Terms of Reference: The committee worked within established guidelines to develop effective solutions.
Stakeholder Engagement: Community members and relevant stakeholders contributed to the report’s findings.

Additionally, Governor Sule received another report addressing the plight of staff from the defunct Nasarawa Investment and Property Development Company (NIPDC). This report covers outstanding amounts exceeding ₦200 million, including gratuities, pensions, and contractual obligations.

Implementation and Next Steps

Executive Council Deliberation: The state government executive council will review and deliberate on the NIPDC report.
Full Implementation: Governor Sule assured the implementation of both reports, demonstrating his administration’s commitment to resolving conflicts and addressing the welfare of affected staff.

These efforts demonstrate Nasarawa State Government’s proactive approach to conflict resolution, staff welfare and peaceful coexistence.