Former Plateau Governor Jang Recalls Criticism for Demanding State Police

Senator Jonah Jang, former governor of Plateau State, revealed he faced severe criticism and was called "unprintable names" when he first advocated for the establishment of state police in Nigeria.

3 Apr, 09:42 — 3 Apr, 09:42

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I was called unprintable names for demanding state police – Jang

Former Plateau State governor, Senator Jonah Jang, has said he was viciously criticised and labelled with unprintable names when he first pushed for the establishment of state police. The post I was called unprintable names for demanding state police – Jang appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Former Plateau Governor Jang Recalls Criticism for Demanding State Police

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I was called unprintable names for demanding state police – Jang

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