Shettima stated spoke yesterday in Jos, the Plateau State capital, when he paid homage to the Gbong Gwom Jos and Chairman, Plateau State Council of Chiefs and Emirs, HRH Jacob Gyang Buba, at his palace. “The national chairman was the opponent of the governor at the last election but today they have agreed to work together. Therefore, with their coming together, the state will enjoy more peace,” the vice president stated. He thanked the government and people of the state for the show of hospitality to him and his entourage. In his remarks, the Gbong Gwom Jos appealed for more efforts to ensure adequate security in order to address the challenges confronting the state and other parts of the country.