The association of the 54 Indigenous Ethnic Youth Presidents on the Plateau known as Coalition Of Indigenous Ethnic Youth Nationalities has extended it deepest condolences to Senator Diket Patso Plang, over the demise of his wife, Prof Janet Plang
In a condolence letter addressed to the Senator representing Plateau Central in the 10th Assembly, Secretary of the Coalition, Stephen Nokpan said “the Coalition of Ethnic Youth Nationalities on the Plateau, express our deepest condolences to you and your family on the painful loss of your beloved wife”.
Expressing solidarity with the Plang’s family, Nokpan added that “Her passing is not only a personal loss to your esteemed family, but also a great loss to our wider Plateau community, where her quiet strength, dignity, and supportive presence were felt and admired. In this moment of grief, we stand with you in solidarity and prayer”.
“We pray that the Almighty comforts you with divine strength, grants you peace, and sustains your household in this difficult time. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace, and may her legacy continue to inspire compassion, unity, and love among us all”.
Prof Janet Diket Plang, daughter of the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Jos, Prof Monday Mangvwat died this week after a protracted illness
