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Restriction Of Movement In Plateau South Senatorial District


Ahead of the Plateau South Senatorial District by-election scheduled for Saturday 5th December 2020, the Plateau State Government has announced the restriction of movement within all the Local Governments in the zone.

Consequently, all vehicular movement have been restricted from 6am to 6pm of Saturday 5th December 2020.
By this directive, only those on essential duties will be permitted to move around during the period of restriction.

The Government wishes to call on all citizens within the Southern Senatorial Zone to fully cooperate by observing this directive in order to ensure that the by-election election is successfully conducted.
In the meantime, security personnel have been properly briefed to ensure enforcement and compliance. 

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