In a remote village in Plateau State, the absence of health facilities is costing lives. Tan-Jol, a community with no functional clinic, is left to grapple with dangerous and sometimes deadly journeys to seek medical help miles away.
Heavy rains have turned life into a nightmare for residents of Katon Gyese, a Tudun Wada community in Jos. The community is cut off from the city whenever the overflowing river submerges the sole access point, a dilapidated bridge.
Students at Plateau State Polytechnic are living in deplorable conditions. Despite government allocations for hostel renovations, only one male hostel has been improved. The remaining hostels are plagued by dilapidated structures, leaking roofs, broken windows, and extremely unsanitary bathrooms.
After a 72-hour nail-a-athon where she painted over 4,320 nails, Jos nail technician Seleme Dachor wrapped up her Guinness World Record (GWR) attempt. The wait for official confirmation begins, but Dachor’s tireless efforts are a sight to behold.
Prime Progress, in collaboration with Nigeria Health Watch, recently held a two-day Campus Lab Solution Journalism training program at the University of Jos in Plateau state, Nigeria.
On Monday, UNIJOS students were locked out of school due to the warning strike by NASU/SSANU. The Vice Chancellor has protested the unions’ decision to shutdown the school gate.
Absence of Health Facilities Leads to Deaths in Plateau Village; Residents Urge Completion of Abandoned Clinic 
When It Rains, This Tudun Wada Community Faces a Flooded, Impassable Bridge—A Struggle Endured for Years 
Students Complain Over Decrepit State Of Hostels In Plateau Polytechnic 
72 hours Later, Seleme Dachor Nailed a Guinness World Record 
Prime Progress Holds Campus Lab in UNIJOS, Trains Students on Solutions Journalism 
SSANU/NASU Strike Chaos: UNIJOS Students Locked Out, Vice Chancellor Intervenes 
Residents call for re-opening of Plateau training school closed during #EndSARS protest 
Student lament as security worsens in Jos hostel community 
Residents hopeful as lawmaker facilitates first-ever health care centre in Plateau community