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Plateau creates 268 District Areas, chiefdoms, others

Aminu Danladi by Aminu Danladi
May 24, 2022
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Plateau State Governor, Simon Bako Lalong, has approved the creation of 268 Districts and Village Areas as well as two Chiefdoms. 

He also restored three others (2nd Class) as well as approved the grading of five others on 3rd Class Status.

The details released by the Secretary to the Government of the State, Prof. Danladi Atu, indicate that the newly created Chiefdoms are Lamba Chiefdom in Wase Local Government (3rd class) and Menkaat Chiefdom in Shendam Local Government (3rd class).

Those restored are: Da-Gwom Rwei, Barkin Ladi LGA (2nd class); Da-Gwom Rwei (Gyel) Jos South LGA (2nd class); and Da-Gwom Rwei (Riyom) Riyom LGA (2nd class).

Those graded are: Gwom Rwei Kabong, Jos North LGA (3rd class); Gwom Rwei Zawan, Jos South LGA (3rd class); Ponzhi Bwarat, Langtang North LGA (3rd class); Ponzhi Gani (Sa) 3rd class; and Ponzhi Tumwat, Langtang North LGA (3rd  class).

The breakdown of the 268 Districts per Local Government Areas are as follows:

1. Barkin Ladi 17

2. Bassa 19

3. Bokkos 17

4. Jos East 10

5. Jos North 15

6. Jos South 14

7. Kanam 20

8. Kanke 11

9. Langtang North 16

10. Langtang South 7

11. Mangu 22

12. Mikang 10

13. Pankshin 23

14. Qua’an Pan 16

15. Riyom 12

16. Shendam 22

17. Wase 17

Lalong also approved the grading of old existing District Heads to Senior District Heads.

The approval for the chiefdoms and districts by the governor follows the review of the Report on the Creation of Chiefdoms, Districts and Village Areas in Plateau State constituted on 20th October 2020 headed by Chief D.G. Fompun. 

Details of the names of the new districts and village areas will be released by the office of the Secretary to the Government of the state.

The governor urges the citizens to see this development as part of the efforts by his administration to increase inclusiveness, unity, peace, harmony and development.

He advised against politicisation of the action and warned against any attempt to use it to create acrimony division and disaffection. 

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