The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio has said that the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is determined to end insecurity particularly on the Plateau and in Nigeria in general.
Akpabio spoke on Saturday in Jos, Plateau State at a Presidential campaign rally which held at Jos Zaria Road Stadium.
The Senate President spoke against the backdrop of the perennial State of insecurity being reported in the State. 
Akpabio said the Tinubu administration was very determined to bring back security not just in Plateau but in Nigeria.
Akpabio went religious in his remarks to the people of Plateau State: “Our Bible tells us that pains may persevere in the night but joy cometh in the morning.
“You have passed through a lot in the Plateau. There has been so much pain and so much insecurity for decades but this administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is determined to bring your suffering to an end.”
The Senate President said the People on the Plateau should be prepared to be beneficiaries of a new dawn that is coming to the State.
He assured them, as Senate President and Chairman of the National Assembly, that President Tinubu meant well for Nigeria and meant well particularly for the people of Plateau.
Akpabio reminded them that the two personalities that had divided their votes in the last election because of their political differences are now in the same party, APC.
He was referring to Governor Caleb Mutfwang who was formerlly of the Peoples Democratic Party and Professor Nentawe Yilwatda of the All Progressives Congress.
“The two of them have come together now. Plateau people are now one. So l have nothing to say than to assure you that this administration will end insecurity, this administration will bring prosperity, this administration will make sure that you can sleep with your two eyes closed.
“This administration will end the era of Plateau people being in IDP camp. Once again, you will go back to the farm,” Akpabio said.
He added that members of the National Assembly were behind the President in his efforts to ensure that security returned to Nigeria.
“One of the things we are doing, when l came here the other time, l told you that the devil which you are seeing today, you shall see them no more. So the National Assembly is enacting a law that shows clearly that we are going to bring State Police.
“The responsibility is going to be upon you to protect the Plateau. No invader will come and displace you any longer. State Police is on the way, to be enacted by this administration and will be signed into an Act of Parliament,” Akpabio said.
In his remarks, President Tinubu assured those that had been displaced that their communities would be rebuilt and they would be brought back to their communities.
The President said that he had directed all the security agencies to take decisive action and sustain peace and stability on the Plateau.
Tinubu added: “What we should be getting is prosperity, not havoc. Our government is not elected to inflict wounds on one another or to bury people. We are to lift people up from penury to prosperity.
“We are reinforcing security deployment and strengthening coordination and rapid response. One thousand forest guards are undergoing training right now. You will see them. You will feel secured in your villages and communities.”
