The Strengthening Peace and Resilience in Nigeria Programme has announced plans to scale up existing peace, security and inclusion interventions in Plateau State as it begins the third year of its implementation.
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office-funded programme disclosed this during a three-day co-creation workshop held in Jos to review its second-year activities and outline priorities for the next phase.
This was contained in a statement made available to PUNCH Online on Thursday.
Speaking at the event, the programme’s Team Leader, Dr Ukoha Ukiwo, said the initiative would focus on expanding successful pilot projects, strengthening institutional accountability and deepening collaboration with state institutions.
“As we transition into Year 3, our mandate is clear: we are shifting from experimenting with new models to aggressively scaling proven pilots.
“Our success depends on deep institutional collaboration and an unwavering commitment to systemic inclusion.
“We must be resolute in our standards, assuring
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