The Chief of Staff to the Governor of Plateau State, Bldr. Jeremiah Satmark, has received the leadership of Atjoda Hope Foundation, which paid a courtesy visit to his office to discuss humanitarian support for internally displaced persons, widows and other vulnerable persons affected by insecurity across the State.
The delegation, led by the Founder of the Foundation, Hon. Chief Mrs Josephine Abbas Dayilim, Sarauniyan Mangu Acknowledged, commended Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang for the administration’s continued humanitarian interventions in communities affected by insecurity, particularly in Barkin Ladi, Riyom, Mangu, Kanam, Wase, Bokkos and other affected areas.
Mrs. Josephine also appreciated the Chief of Staff for his encouragement and participation in the Foundation’s activities, noting that his support for its humanitarian efforts has been greatly valued.
In recognition of his commitment to peacebuilding and contributions to the welfare of vulnerable and displaced persons, the Foundation presented Bldr. Jeremiah Satmark with an award as a Peace Ambassador.
Responding, the Chief of Staff expressed appreciation for the recognition and commended Atjoda Hope Foundation for complementing government’s humanitarian efforts through its programmes and interventions.
Bldr. Satmark assured the delegation of the Plateau State Government’s continued commitment to supporting displaced persons, widows and other vulnerable citizens, while working towards improving their welfare and livelihoods.
He reaffirmed the administration’s determination to restore lasting peace across the State and create the conditions necessary for affected communities to safely return, rebuild their lives and pursue sustainable livelihoods.
The Chief of Staff encouraged Atjoda Hope Foundation and other humanitarian organisations to continue working closely with government and relevant stakeholders in addressing the needs of vulnerable communities across Plateau State.
Media Team
Office of the Chief of Staff to the Executive Governor of Plateau State
September 19, 2026
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