President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has apologised to residents of Plateau State over his previous visit to the state, which he said was limited to the airport, promising to rebuild communities affected by displacement and facilitate the return of displaced residents.

President Seeks Forgiveness at Jos Rally

Tinubu made the remarks on Saturday during the North-Central presidential campaign rally of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Jos, Plateau State.

Addressing residents, the President asked for forgiveness from those who did not see him enter the state during his previous visit, explaining that his movement had been restricted to the airport.

“Forgive me for stopping at the airport. When I last visited the other time, I was limited to the airport. Forgive me if you didn’t see me enter the land,” he said.

Promise to Rebuild and Return Displaced Residents

The President also assured residents displaced by insecurity that his administration would rebuild their communities and facilitate their return to their ancestral homes.

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“I assured those displaced, we will rebuild your community, and we will bring you back,” Tinubu added.

Security Agencies Directed to Act Decisively

He further disclosed that he had directed security agencies to take decisive action to address insecurity and sustain peace and stability across Plateau State.

“I have directed all security agencies to take decisive action and sustain peace and stability of Plateau,” he said.

Plateau State has experienced recurring security challenges, including attacks on communities, loss of lives and displacement of residents. Tinubu’s latest assurances come amid renewed calls for stronger security measures, the reconstruction of affected communities and the safe return of displaced persons.