What binds us together supersedes whatever separates us,” the Vice President said on Wednesday in Jos, Plateau State. Expressing confidence in the realignment, the Vice President said the collaboration would strengthen Plateau State’s image and help sustain peace and stability. “The National Chairman was the Governor’s opponent in the last election, yet today they are working together. Shettima thanked the Plateau State government and residents for their warm reception and hospitality during his visit. In his remarks, the Gbong Gwom Jos called for enhanced security measures and genuine reconciliation to address ongoing challenges in Plateau State and across the country.