Chief (Dr.) Abiodun Essiet, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement (SSAP-CE), commenced Day One of her strategic engagements in Plateau State with a series of high-level meetings focused on strengthening collaboration between security agencies and the state government.
Her visit highlighted the Presidency’s unwavering commitment to sustaining peace, enhancing stability, and fostering inclusive community engagement across Plateau State.
Throughout the day, Chief (Dr.) Essiet met with key security formations and state officials, reviewing ongoing peacebuilding initiatives, assessing emerging security concerns, and discussing frameworks for deeper cooperation. The engagements reinforced the collective determination of all stakeholders to consolidate peace gains and work together toward a safer Plateau.
She emphasized that maintaining peace is a shared responsibility and assured that the Presidency remains fully committed to supporting coordinated actions that promote unity, stability, and long-term development in the state.
Day One concluded on a reassuring note, with renewed synergy, strengthened institutional partnerships, and clear commitments toward sustaining peace and community cohesion across Plateau State.