28/04/2026
The Task Force on the Recovery of Plateau State Government Properties today presented its Interim Report at the New Government House, Little Rayfield, in a landmark session underscoring the administration’s commitment to accountability and the protection of public assets.
Presenting the report, Chairman of the Task Force, Gen. Nash Yakubu, disclosed that the committee has successfully recovered over 70 houses and landed properties, retrieved multiple government vehicles, and halted numerous cases of encroachment on government-owned lands.
Gen. Yakubu emphasized that these recoveries represent only part of the broader discoveries already uncovered, noting that the Task Force remains steadfast and resolute as more findings continue to emerge. He also presented robust recommendations aimed at strengthening institutional safeguards and ensuring the long-term protection of government properties.
Receiving the report on behalf of the Plateau State Government, Chief of Staff to the Governor, Hon. Jeremiah Satmark, commended the Task Force for its dedication, thoroughness, and patriotism, assuring of swift, diligent, and necessary follow-up actions on all matters raised.
The presentation was graced by the Commissioner for Lands and Survey, the Commissioner for Works, Permanent Secretaries, the Head of Service, and other key government stakeholders, reflecting a united front in securing Plateau State’s assets for the benefit of its people.