Once again, Jos North in Plateau State has awakened to violence. The recent killings in Angwan Rukuba are not simply another tragic episode in Nigeria’s long struggle with communal conflict. They raise a more troubling question—one that goes beyond grief and condemnation:
Was this preventable?

For decades, Plateau State has experienced recurring cycles of violence, often followed by familiar responses: emergency meetings, interfaith dialogues, peace accords, and public appeals for tolerance. These efforts are important, and in many cases sincere. Yet their outcomes remain fragile.

The uncomfortable truth is that peacebuilding, in the absence of credible security enforcement, cannot hold.

A central issue exposed by the latest attack is the persistent gap between early warning and early action. In many conflict-prone environments, threats—whether expressed publicly, circulated within communities, or shared through digital platforms—serve as signals. They are not always precise, but they are rarely meaningless. When such signals fail to trigger preventive measures, the result is not merely a lapse in judgment. It is a failure of the system designed to protect lives.

Security, at its core, depends on deterrence—the ability of the state to signal that violence will be anticipated, confronted, and punished. Where deterrence is weak or inconsistent, violence becomes less risky for perpetrators and more likely to occur. In that sense, the problem is not only the presence of armed actors, but the absence of credible consequences.

Equally concerning are reports of delayed response during the attack. In security operations, time is decisive. The difference between a rapid and a delayed intervention can determine whether an incident is contained or escalates into mass casualties. When response systems fail to act swiftly, public confidence erodes, and the perception of vulnerability deepens.

But the roots of the crisis run deeper still. Plateau’s recurring violence cannot be understood solely through the lens of immediate triggers. It reflects a longer history of unresolved grievances, contested identities, and uneven justice. These underlying tensions have often been managed politically rather than addressed structurally. As a result, they persist—latent but potent—ready to be activated by new provocations.

This is what makes each new episode of violence feel both shocking and familiar.

If there is a lesson to be drawn, it is this: security must precede sustainable peace. Dialogue and reconciliation are indispensable, but they cannot substitute for the state’s primary obligation—to protect life and enforce the rule of law.

This requires more than reactive deployments after violence has occurred. It demands a shift toward preventive governance: treating threats as actionable intelligence, strengthening coordination among security agencies, ensuring rapid and decisive response capabilities, and holding perpetrators—and those who enable them—accountable through transparent legal processes.

Without these measures, peacebuilding risks becoming cyclical—activated after each crisis, only to be tested again when the next one emerges.

The tragedy in Angwan Rukuba is a moment for mourning. But it must also be a moment for reflection. A society cannot indefinitely normalize a pattern in which violence is followed by condolences, and then by silence, until the cycle repeats.

The question is no longer whether peace is desirable. It is whether the institutions responsible for securing it are prepared to act with the urgency and seriousness that the situation demands.

Until that question is answered, what we call “unexpected violence” will remain, in reality, entirely predictable.

Dr. Barth Shepkong is a public policy expert and diaspora leader and serves as National President of Plateau State Association USA, Inc., CEO of the Ohio African Chamber of Commerce, and Chair of the City of Columbus Commission on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs.

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Held at Fox Hotel, the event focused on promoting religious freedom and peaceful coexistence. Discussions emphasized strengthening unity, building trust, and fostering collaboration across diverse communities.

Jonathan Husseini, Leader of FLEP in Nigeria, in his opening remarks, expressed gratitude to participants and partners. He noted that the project had grown from a simple idea into a strong example of unity across faiths.

Husseini explained that participants overcame divisions to build relationships, share skills, and create opportunities. He added that the initiative went beyond economics, focusing on dignity, trust, and peace through collaboration.

He urged participants to sustain the relationships formed and to continue building a united and peaceful society, emphasizing the need for ongoing commitment beyond the project.

In his paper presentation, Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq, Chairman of Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) in Plateau State, spoke on “Conflict Sensitivity in Professional and Community Settings.” He described conflict sensitivity as a practical mindset that fosters understanding and strong relationships.

Sadiq warned that careless language and assumptions could create division and harm. He encouraged participants to avoid stereotypes and promote unity by focusing on shared humanity.

The summit also featured a panel discussion on “Safeguarding Freedom of Belief for a Peaceful Plateau.” Panelists included Mr. David Cartier (Ministry of Education), ACC Caroline Bishop (NSCDC), Abdulbassit Adedeji (Hannef High School), and Mr. Daniel Babuga (DREP).

Moderated by Sheik Sani Nuhu and Pwalurin Yawa, the panel highlighted practical strategies for protecting religious freedom and encouraging peaceful coexistence in Plateau communities.

Participants shared testimonies of the project’s impact. Abigail Bila praised FLEP for teaching dialogue, respect for all beliefs, and peaceful coexistence. She noted that entrepreneurship training strengthened her business skills and personal growth.

Usman Kamis Idris described the program as transformative, emphasizing that change begins with the mind and self-organization. He highlighted lessons on responsible leadership, mutual respect, inclusivity, and promoting FoRB across communities.

Project Manager Idoko Innocent issued a strong call for sustainability. He said the FLEP project had equipped young people and leaders with dialogue, understanding, and practical skills, guided by five core values: Faith without Fear, Respect, Forgive and Rebuild, Justice and Opportunity for All, Peace is the Future, and Stronger Together.

“In empowering young people both socially and economically, peace becomes a sustainable reality,” Innocent said. He urged partners, sponsors, and peace advocates to support and expand the initiative, stressing that continued collaboration is essential for building a society where peace leads to prosperity.

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Nigeria has a vibrant Pentecostal and charismatic Christian scene, where many prominent pastors are celebrated not only for their ministries but also for their long-lasting marriages, often presented as models of godly unions, mutual respect, and endurance.

These couples frequently share public displays of affection, anniversary tributes, and teachings on marriage, inspiring many followers amid cultural discussions on relationships.

Here are some of the seven most famous Nigerian pastor couples known for their enduring or notable marriages:

1. Pastor Enoch Adeboye and Pastor (Mrs.) Foluke Adeboye (RCCG – Redeemed Christian Church of God)

Married since December 17, 1967 (over 58 years as of 2026). They are one of the longest-standing couples in Nigerian ministry. Pastor Adeboye often credits their lasting romance to mutual submission, respect, and keeping affection alive, even sharing tips publicly.

2. Bishop David Oyedepo and Pastor (Mrs.) Faith Oyedepo (Living Faith Church / Winners’ Chapel)

Married since around 1982 (over 43 years). They are frequently highlighted about exemplars of a “hitch-free” and beautiful marriage, with public celebrations of their anniversary emphasizing godly principles and partnership in ministry.

3. David Ibiyeomie, founder of Salvation Ministries, married Pastor Peace Ibiyeomie on March 20, 1996.

The couple has been married for over 28 years, celebrating their 29th anniversary in August 2025. They have one son, David Ibiyeomie Jnr.

4. Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo and Pastor Modele Fatoyinbo (COZA – Commonwealth of Zion Assembly)

Married over 25 years. Known for their stylish chemistry, class, and bold public affection, often described as redefining romance among clergy couples.

5. Pastor Paul Eneche and Dr. Becky Eneche (Dunamis International Gospel Centre)

Often listed among romantic and solid ministerial couples. Pastor Paul Eneche and Dr. Becky Eneche (Dunamis International Gospel Centre) – Often listed among romantic and solid ministerial couples.

6. Pastor Korede Komaiya (Pastor KK) and Pastor Esther Komaiya
Married for around 27–28 years (as celebrated in recent posts).

Frequently praised for openly displaying love, with viral montages of their journey, making them a go-to example of devoted, firebrand partnership.

7. Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo and Pastor Mildred Okonkwo (David’s Christian Centre)

Married for over two decades. As renowned relationship coaches, they model “doing life together,” with renewed vows, shared ministry, and calm, enduring affection that inspires many young couples.

Other notable mentions include:

8. Pastor Jerry Eze and Pastor Eno Eze (Streams of Joy International)

Celebrated for stylish partnership and long-term union.

While some high-profile Nigerian pastors have faced remarriages (often after widowhood, like Pastor W.F. Kumuyi or others) or divorces (e.g., cases involving irreconcilable differences), the ones above stand out for their long-term, first marriages that continue to thrive publicly. These unions are often held up as positive examples in Nigerian Christian circles, especially when contrasting with rising divorce trends or calls for mutual devotion in relationships.

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The programme, funded by Friends of RURCON, trained youths in various vocational skills for one to two years, depending on their chosen trade, and culminated in the distribution of startup packs to enable them establish small businesses.

Speaking during the event, RURCON’s Director of Programmes, Mr. Seth Yashim Gado, said the initiative targeted five communities affected by violent conflicts, including Mahanga in Bokkos LGA; Darwat and Horop in Barkin Ladi LGA; Pejim; and Doka community in Kaduna State.

He said the project was part of a broader humanitarian response designed to support community recovery.
“We discovered many youths were becoming involved in drug and substance abuse due to idleness and lack of capital. Enrolling them in entrepreneurship is to empower them to sustain themselves, improve their livelihoods, and support their households,” Gado explained.

Executive Director of RURCON, Mrs. Dinato Ayenzat, described the ceremony as the culmination of one of the organisation’s holistic ministry projects. She said beneficiaries who had completed one- or two-year trainings were now ready to launch their businesses using the items provided.

“The essence of the project is to support those negatively affected by crisis in Plateau and Kaduna and empower their youths to rebuild their communities as they become economically stable,” she said.
Ayenzat also charged the beneficiaries to uphold good moral and spiritual values as they progress in life.

Startup Packs Distributed

Items given to the beneficiaries included:

• 28 hairdressing kits
• 7 barbing kits
• 2 laptop computers
• 48 sewing machines
• 8 welding kits
• 4 mechanic toolboxes
• Panel-beating equipment
• 5 shoemaking machines
• 5 carpentry toolkits
• 4 driving learning support items
• 1 set of liquid soap–making chemicals (1 ton)

The beneficiaries and their trainers expressed gratitude to RURCON and its partners for the life-changing opportunity.

Mrs. Sandra Andrew, a trainer from Haipan who taught two girls from Mahanga hairdressing and makeup, said the trainees “did very well” and were among the best in her shop.

Another trainer, Mrs. Felicia Jidahuna from Barkin Ladi, who trained three youths in hairdressing for over a year, said the programme had brought “so much joy” to the community.
“There are many people who can help but do not. We thank God for this NGO,” she added.

From Kaduna State, Gwazel Barnabas, a furniture-making trainee who has spent over a year in a three-year programme, said the training had transformed his life and prayed for God’s blessings on the organisation.

Another Kaduna beneficiary, Ruth Payious, who learned tailoring for one year and three months, said she now sews clothes for herself and children in her neighbourhood.
“Even the cloth I’m wearing is a product of the RURCON programme,” she said after receiving her sewing machine.

A computer trainee, Patrick Marcus Elia from Hurum in Barkin Ladi, who completed a three-month diploma and received a laptop, said the support had improved both his education and income.
“I use it for my assignments and small jobs I get paid for. It has made my work easier,” he said.

RURCON said the entrepreneurship support forms one arm of a multi-layered intervention which also includes trauma healing for church leaders, and peacebuilding training for security actors in affected communities.

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The African Youth Movement is a Pan-African youth organization with structures across many African countries, working to promote youth leadership, development, and integration across the continent.

The AYMEC Convention, which produced Amb Gujahar as winner, witnessed the participation of various youth organizations and delegates from all six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

Delegates gathered to deliberate on key youth development issues, network, and elect credible leadership to champion the cause of young people in Nigeria and beyond.

Amb Abraham Micah Gujahar is widely respected as a union leader who has held several leadership roles in both local and international youth platforms.

He is also known for his activism and entrepreneurial spirit, which have contributed to his recognition as a voice for youth empowerment and social change.

In his acceptance speech, Gujahar expressed deep appreciation to the organizers and participants for their trust and support. “I sincerely thank the Electoral Committee for conducting a transparent process, and I commend the delegates who believed in my manifesto,” he said.

He also acknowledged the support of his allies and supporters. “Special thanks to the envoys, friends, and well-wishers who stood by me. This victory is not just mine, it belongs to every Nigerian youth,” he added.

The new AYM Nigeria President pledged to fulfill his campaign promises and deliver credible leadership. “We will build a platform where young Nigerians can thrive through self-reliance and contribute meaningfully to their communities and Africa at large,” he stated.

His election has been officially announced on the AYM website, marking a new chapter for the organization in Nigeria.

“This is a mandate to serve, to unite, and to inspire. Together, we will shape a future that values youth as drivers of change,” Gujahar emphasized.

Messages of congratulations have continued to pour in from across the country, celebrating his emergence as a milestone for youth representation and leadership in Africa.

Congratulations

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On June 4, 2025, Chief Dr. Nwan marked Governor Mutfwang’s second year in office by distributing fertilizer and cash donations to carefully selected beneficiaries across the 28 units of Pushit, with a focus on widows and people with disabilities. The intervention aims to support the ongoing agricultural season and complement the Governor’s broader efforts to boost food production across Plateau State.

Barr. Mrs. Olivia Dazyam, Chairperson of the Plateau State Gender and Equal Opportunities Commission who is the keynote speaker, commended Governor Mutfwang’s initiative on gender equality issues, saying, “The bill was passed into law in 2015, but the previous administration neglected it. However, with the coming on board of Governor Mutfwang, he immediately looked into the law and implemented it by opening the commission which I’m heading.”, the bill has given sure protection to every citizen on the plateau and has solved so many family crisis and violence against any gender and child right act

Hon. Sani Abubakar Golden, Liaison Officer of Mangu North, appreciated Chief Dr. Moses Nwan’s vision of empowerment, saying, “The intervention will impact positively on the lives of the people, as the fertilizers and cash donations will aid them in this year’s farming season, which in turn will bring bumper harvest.” He also commended Governor Mutfwang’s proactive measures in terms of security, which has restored peace back to Pushit and its environs, and his intervention on various roads projects mostly the one connecting Pushit to Gindiri his constituency.

The Mishkaham Pushit, Da. Diner Gupiya, thanked Chief Dr. Moses Nwan for the impactful empowerment he has been doing for the people, saying, “His intervention on the fertilizer and cash donations is on a measurable scale. The people are happy because they now have fertilizers to farm with, and with the monetary donations, it’s like he has done virtually everything for them.”

The event drew a host of dignitaries and government officials, all united in celebrating both the Governor’s milestone and Dr. Nwan’s deep commitment to community development. The grateful beneficiaries praised the timely support, describing it as a lifeline during a difficult farming season.

In their words of appreciation, they offered prayers for the continued success of Governor Mutfwang’s administration and pledged their support for his re-election in 2027. Goodwill messages were delivered by prominent personalities, including Barr. Mrs. Olivia Dazyam, Hon. Alhaji Sani Idris Shilak, and Hon. Matthew Datong, among others.

The traditional rulers, including His Royal Highness the Mishkaham Pushit and Mishkaham Pukah, commended Dr. Nwan for his tireless efforts in improving the welfare of citizens, describing him as a beacon of hope not just for Pushit but for communities across Plateau State.

The atmosphere was filled with joy, generosity, and optimism, reflecting a shared commitment to building a greener and more prosperous Plateau State. The event also served as a platform to extend best wishes to Dr. Nwan’s son, Panshak, and his bride-to-be, Esther, ahead of their wedding taking place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, in Jos.

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Ambassador Humphrey Iroegbu, also known as Color and the Governor of PMAN Plateau Chapter, emphasized the essence of the gathering as a unity initiative aimed at restoring the entertainment sector in the state. “This is the first time all heads of creative associations on the Plateau are meeting like this,” he said. “We have everything—talent, resources, creativity. What we need is unity, and that is what this meeting represents.”

He expressed optimism that the collaboration would yield tangible progress. “After this meeting, we believe there will be a positive change. We are laying the foundation for Plateau’s entertainment sector to thrive again.”

Matthew Tegha, Chairman of the Plateau Bloggers and Online Media Association (PLABOMA), described the meeting as timely and strategic. “This platform allows us to harness our collective energies, share ideas, and create synergy across various sectors,” he said. Tegha emphasized the importance of collaboration, noting that disunity has long hindered growth in the entertainment sector. “We are here to synergize, to learn from one another, and to put Plateau back on the map.”

Augusta Isaac, Chairman of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Plateau State Chapter, echoed similar sentiments, declaring the meeting “the best of its kind.” He lamented the exploitation of local talents by external producers who pay Lagos-based actors well but underpay those in Plateau. “With this united front, we now have the power to set standards. We will no longer allow Plateau talents to be taken for granted,” he affirmed.

Patience Agada, also known as Word’s Diva from the Poets & Writers Community, noted the passionate, results-driven nature of the gathering. “This isn’t just another talk shop. Everyone here is laying out practical steps and bringing real strategies to the table. We’re all in with our ideas, energy, and integrity,” she said.

A critical session was held during the meeting where stakeholders discussed the challenges affecting the entertainment industry and proposed actionable solutions. Issues such as lack of standardization, disunity among associations, and external exploitation were tabled, with participants agreeing on the need for structural reforms and a shared sense of ownership.

The meeting closed with a strong call to action for all creatives to identify and align with relevant professional associations. Ambassador Iroegbu stressed, “You cannot be a creative without belonging to a union. Associations help protect, guide, and promote talent. That’s the path to growth.”

This landmark unity gathering marks a turning point for Plateau State’s entertainment industry, signaling a new era of collaboration, empowerment, and cultural renaissance. The creative leaders have not only shared a vision but committed themselves to rebuilding the Plateau entertainment ecosystem with passion, strategy, and unity.

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Your Excellency,

With deep appreciation and gratitude, we, the people of Plateau State, extend our heartfelt commendation to you, Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, for your outstanding leadership and dedication to the progress and development of our beloved state. Over the past year, your administration has demonstrated a rare blend of vision, resilience, and commitment to fulfilling the social contract with the people of Plateau State.

Despite initial challenges, your tenure has been marked by transformative achievements across multiple sectors, reinforcing the belief that The Time is Now. The tangible impact of your leadership is evident in the daily lives of our citizens, and we take this moment to celebrate some of your remarkable accomplishments.

APPOINTMENT OF YOUNG VISIONARY LEADERS & YOUTH INCLUSIVENESS
Your administration has made history by appointing young, visionary leaders in key government positions—a first of its kind in Plateau State. This commitment to youth inclusiveness has infused governance with fresh perspectives, innovative solutions, and a renewed sense of purpose. By empowering young leaders, you have inspired the next generation and laid a sustainable framework for long-term development.

SECURITY OF LIVES AND PROPERTY
The security and well-being of Plateau State residents have significantly improved under your administration. Your personal engagements with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and security chiefs in Abuja have led to enhanced security measures in the troubled areas of Mangu, Barkin-Ladi, Riyom, Bokkos, and Bassa. Your dedication to visiting Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) shortly after assuming office showcased your deep concern for the plight of our people. The revitalization of Operation Rainbow and the appointment of a security expert as your Special Adviser on Security have further contributed to restoring peace and stability in the state.

ROAD AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Your administration’s proactive approach to road rehabilitation and infrastructure development has greatly improved mobility and economic activities. The completion and ongoing construction of key roads—including Farin-Gada to Gada Biyu, Polo Roundabout to Police Headquarters, Gold and Base Roundabout to Rayfield—and the revitalization of railway lines in the Jos-Bukuru metropolis demonstrate your commitment to modernizing Plateau State and unlocking its tourism and economic potential.

WORKERS’ WELFARE AND CIVIL SERVICE REFORMS
Your efforts in clearing five months of inherited workers’ salaries amounting to over N11 billion have brought much-needed relief to civil servants. Additionally, the phased payment of gratuities, pensions, and death benefits dating back to 1985 highlights your administration’s respect for the labor force. The implementation of hazard allowances for health workers, along with the review of employment processes in the public sector, has set a new standard for efficiency and fairness in governance.

EDUCATION
The revitalization of the education sector has been another significant achievement under your leadership. Your government’s financial intervention in Plateau State Polytechnic and Plateau State University Bokkos prevented the loss of accreditation for critical programs. Additionally, your advocacy at the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has attracted funding to rehabilitate schools affected by conflicts. The revival of student scholarships and bursaries further underscores your commitment to human capital development.

AGRICULTURE
Recognizing agriculture as the backbone of our economy, you have prioritized initiatives that directly impact farmers. Your administration’s distribution of 200 trucks of fertilizer, the ploughing of 900 hectares of farmland, and the mobilization of ASTC resources to support displaced farmers have revitalized agricultural activities in the state.

ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
Under your leadership, a state of emergency was declared on the environment, leading to the rejuvenation of the Plateau State Environmental and Sanitation Agency (PEPSA). The reintroduction of monthly sanitation exercises and enforcement of waste management policies have significantly improved the cleanliness and aesthetics of our urban centers.

HEALTHCARE ADVANCEMENTS
The health sector has witnessed a turnaround with significant investments in medical infrastructure, personnel training, and emergency response systems. The impending launch of the Plateau State Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance System (PLASEMSAS) will further enhance emergency healthcare delivery. Your administration’s partnership with international organizations to renovate and equip health facilities has elevated the quality of medical services available to our citizens.

STRENGTHENING GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
From the Plateau State Hospitals Management Board to the Drug and Medical Commodities Management Agency, your administration has instituted reforms that have improved service delivery across government institutions. The purchase of critical medical equipment, expansion of health facilities, and enhancement of financial transparency in state hospitals have significantly benefited the people of Plateau State.

PRIORITIZATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)
We urge your administration to prioritize Information Technology (IT) to drive digital transformation in governance, education, and business sectors. Enhancing IT infrastructure and digital literacy will accelerate economic growth, create job opportunities for the youth, and position Plateau State as a leader in technological advancement.

SUPPORT FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS IN THE STATE
We appeal for your administration’s support for young business entrepreneurs in the State through financial assistance, mentorship programs, and enabling policies to foster innovation and economic growth. Strengthening local businesses will fortify the state’s economy and provide sustainable employment opportunities for the youth.

ESTABLISHMENT OF A TECH HUB FOR PLATEAU STATE CREATIVES
To further boost economic development and innovation, we call on your administration to support Plateau State creatives by establishing a state-of-the-art Tech Hub in collaboration with global partners. This initiative will nurture local talent, attract investors, and position Plateau State as a hub for digital entrepreneurship and technological advancements.

ENGAGEMENT IN MORE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS (PPP)
We encourage your administration to actively engage in more Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) to enhance infrastructure development, job creation, and economic growth. Collaborating with private investors and development partners will ensure sustainable progress in key sectors such as technology, education, healthcare, and agriculture.

PROMOTION OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
Jos is known for its rich musical heritage. Your Excellency, we urge you to attract investors to establish a world-class music studio to harness and develop more local talent. Such an investment will strengthen the creative industry, provide employment, and elevate Plateau State’s position on the global music stage.

RESTORATION OF JOS INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES (JIB)
We also appeal for the restoration of the Jos International Breweries (JIB), a significant economic and cultural asset. Reviving this institution will boost industrial growth, create employment, and enhance the state’s revenue generation.

A Call to Sustain the Momentum:
Your Excellency, your administration has set a remarkable pace, and we urge you to sustain this momentum. As you continue to address key challenges and execute people-centered policies, we assure you of our steadfast support. The journey towards a more prosperous Plateau State has begun, and with your visionary leadership, we are confident that even greater strides will be made in the years ahead.

Once again, we extend our profound gratitude for your selfless service and transformative leadership. May God continue to guide and strengthen you as you lead Plateau State to greater heights.

With highest regards,
Engr. Charles David
Duke of Jos
Jos, Plateau State
Email: dukeofjos@gmail.com

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Plateau State, Nigeria, is home to some of the country’s most stunning tourist attractions, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere for nature lovers.

Among the top sites are Lake Pidong, with its calm waters providing a tranquil escape; the towering Riyom Rock, known for its unique rock formations; and Shere Hills, a hiker’s paradise offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

These natural wonders, along with others, continue to draw visitors from near and far, showcasing the rich beauty of Plateau State.

PANTONG MARK DAVWAR

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Precisamente, el origen de estos productos es uno de los aspectos más llamativos. En el mejor de los casos estos esteroides llegan desde China, mientras que cabe la posibilidad de que ni tan siquiera sean reales. Con el tiempo es cada vez más frecuente la venta de anabolizantes falsificados o infradosificados. Y esa obsesión puede tener efectos negativos tanto en la salud psychological como en la salud física de las personas. Primero, por hacer que las personas se sientan insatisfechas con su cuerpo, lo que conlleva muchas veces a la depresión, la ansiedad y otros trastornos mentales.

La farmacia Pascual y Genís está separada por algo más de un kilómetro de la Farmacia Escolano. Ambas fueron decomisadas en el pasado por dispensar anabolizantes de manera indebida. Al igual que éstas, en la Comunitat Valenciana han sido intervenidos muchos establecimientos por el mercadeo de sustancias peligrosas para la salud de los deportistas. Tantas que, a día de hoy, son una vía asfixiada en la que su acceso está muy restringido. En la Comunitat Valenciana se ha llegado a calcular que son más de 8.000 los consumidores de esteroides. Una cifra todavía más preocupante si se compara con el resto de España y, más en detalle, si se pone el foco sobre la edad de estos consumidores.

Pero también sentí que estaba más nervioso que de costumbre, con mi mujer, en el trabajo… aún así, me supe controlar, o al menos eso creía”. “En Tailandia la producción está tolerada y por esto los productos son de alta calidad. Los fabrican grandes grupos que también producen cosas mucho más mundanas, como champú o pasta de dientes”, explica Christian, que vive allí por sus negocios. Escribo “comprar esteroides” en un motor de búsqueda y aparecen miles de resultados. En este mercado ilegal compiten los charlatanes con los vendedores a gran escala; para abrir un sitio sin que les puedan identificar, los distribuidores usan perfiles falsos y trucos virtuales.

Interiorización de ideales estéticos y preocupación corporal en hombres y mujeres usuarios de gimnasio. El acceso abierto de este artículo se debe al acuerdo transformativo de la Universidad de Málaga y Elsevier. Tampoco es válido en mujeres ya que su fuente de andrógenos proviene de los ovarios y suprarrenal66, por lo que son necesarios otros métodos de detección como la espectrometría de masas y los bioensayos, más fáciles y económicos, aunque con la limitación de su estandarización6,12. Otra posibilidad es la utilización de matrices bilógicas como el pelo, la piel, la saliva o las uñas67. La epitestosterona es un isómero que se segrega conjuntamente con la testosterona y es inactiva.

• No se lo recomiendo a nadie, aunque yo no he tenido efectos secundarios, excepto la operación de ginecomastia porque se me desarrolló la glándula mamaria”, confesó.
• Este medicamento puede disminuir los niveles de la globulina fijadora de tiroxina.
• En el artículo de Fanton et al.forty one, utilizan conejos como sujeto a estudio, por lo que al tratarse de uno de nuestros criterios de exclusión -uso de animales- queda descartado.

«Se está primando el aspecto físico sobre la salud y vamos a peor», sentencia. Este profesional de 34 años, que lleva once como entrenador en distintas salas de deporte de Madrid, aprecia que desde hace cinco años a hoy «hay mucha más gente consumiendo anabolizantes. De repente, llega julio y ves a un tío que hace dos meses pesaba eighty kilos que ha subido a 95 y sin nada de grasa». «Amo el deporte y el culturismo y, si uno quiere aspirar a algo en este mundillo, por fuerza tiene que meterse ciclos de anabolizantes», argumenta. Pese a que este hombre se publicita en internet, al igual que decenas de traficantes de este mercado, asegura que solo una minoría de clientes le llega por el ciberespacio.

¿cuándo Recibiré Una Decisión Sobre Mi Solicitud De Aut?

La información relacionada con la solicitud de AUT será retenida por CELAD y cualquier otro destinatario autorizado durante no más tiempo del necesario para los fines establecidos en la Declaración del Deportista, de acuerdo con el Estándar Internacional para la Protección de la Privacidad y la Información Personal. El deportista debe revisar los términos de la declaración del deportista cuidadosamente. En particular, se debe tener en cuenta que si desea revocar el derecho del CAUT de CELAD a obtener la información relacionada con su solicitud de AUT de acuerdo con la Declaración del deportista, su solicitud de AUT se considerará retirada sin que se otorgue la aprobación. Toda la información contenida en una solicitud de AUT, incluida la información médica de apoyo, y cualquier otra información relacionada con la evaluación de la solicitud de AUT se trata como estrictamente confidencial.

A través de la investigación descubrió que los esteroides se podían tomar con precaución… y que en su gimnasio había gente que consumía. A partir de ese momento, Maxime empezó a buscar información para saber quién era fiable a la hora de conseguir esteroides. En pacientes adolescentes que no hayan finalizado la pubertad, debe establecerse un periodo libre de tratamiento de 4-6 semanas después de cada ciclo de tratamiento de 4 semanas. No suspenda el tratamiento antes ya que puede no alcanzarse el efecto terapéutico deseado. La administración de Primobolan Depot durante el embarazo está contraindicada. Si usted es mujer en edad fértil se recomienda que adopte medidas anticonceptivas eficaces durante todo el tratamiento y, eventualmente, algún tiempo adicional después del mismo.

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La AUT ha sido aprobada en unas condiciones de uso que deben ser coherentes con los resultados de un management antidopaje en cuanto a la presencia de sustancias prohibidas y/o la posesión o la administración de la sustancia o método prohibidos. Por lo tanto, si necesita una dosis, frecuencia, vía o duración de la administración materialmente diferentes, el deportista debe contactar con CELAD, ya que es posible que deba solicitar una nueva AUT. Algunas sustancias y dosis, por ejemplo, la insulina, a menudo se modifican durante el tratamiento y estas posibles fluctuaciones deben ser mencionadas por el médico tratante en la solicitud de la AUT y generalmente serían aceptadas. Los criterios de prohibición se basan en que la sustancia aumente el rendimiento físico, pero suponga un riesgo o efecto adverso para la salud o viole el espíritu deportivo. Los comités olímpicos y paralímpicos de los distintos países y las federaciones deportivas han aceptado esta lista de prohibiciones.

Tras los primeros signos de cambios en la voz (fatigabilidad de la voz, afonía, disfonía) se recomienda la suspensión del tratamiento. En caso de que fuera necesario continuar con el tratamiento, es posible que los trastornos de la voz se hagan irreversibles. Los trabajos revisados presentaban una obsolescencia superior a lo esperado en el área de las ciencias de la salud y estaban redactados preferentemente en inglés.

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Si la sustancia y/o método está prohibido, se debe valorar el uso alternativo de sustancias y/o métodos no prohibidos, si no existe, se deberá solicitar una AUT. Siempre hay que tener presente que es el deportista quien tiene la responsabilidad última. Los deportistas que están sujetos a las reglas antidopaje necesitarían una AUT para tomar una sustancia prohibida o usar un método prohibido. El deportista, atendiendo a su nivel competitivo según lo descrito en el apartado anterior, debe contactar con la organización que le corresponda para tramitar su solicitud de AUT. En caso de dudas, sobre a quién solicitar y si debe hacer con carácter retroactivo se debe contactar con CELAD.

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