Founder of Eternity Network International, Joshua Selman, has donated over ₦200 million in cash and relief materials to victims of recent attacks in Plateau State, in a show of solidarity with affected communities, Peak Newspaper reports
The donation was made during a condolence visit to the state government, where the cleric met with Governor Caleb Mutfwang at the Government House in Jos.
According to reports, the intervention includes about ₦100 million in cash support alongside food items and essential supplies valued at over ₦100 million, including thousands of bags of rice for distribution to affected families.
Speaking during the visit, Selman said the gesture was aimed at bringing comfort to grieving families and restoring hope in communities impacted by the violence, stressing the need for collective responsibility in addressing insecurity.
Governor Mutfwang, while receiving the donation, described the move as a strong show of solidarity with the people of the state during a period of grief, noting that the government has continued to support both Christian and Muslim victims affected by the attacks.
The governor also called for unity among residents, emphasizing that peace and security in the state require a joint effort from all stakeholders, even as authorities intensify measures to prevent further violence.
The donation comes amid renewed concerns over recurring attacks in parts of Plateau, with humanitarian support from individuals and organisations playing a critical role in assisting displaced persons and rebuilding affected communities.
