Nigeria, April 17 -- Governor Caleb Mutfwang has urged political, religious and community leaders in Plateau State to embrace forgiveness and work together to restore peace, following recent deadly attacks in the state.

Mr Mutfwang made the call on Thursday during a leadership retreat in Jos, where discussions centred on reconciliation, governance and long-term stability.

His appeal comes weeks after coordinated attacks in communities such as Angwan Rukuba and Bokkos left dozens dead and displaced residents, deepening tensions across the state.

Speaking at the retreat, the governor said, "The time has come for us to close ranks. we must forgive one another," stressing that unity remains essential to overcoming the state's security and ...