The Member representing Langtang North and South Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Hon. Prince Vincent Venman Bulus, has cautioned Tarok youth against insulting personalities in the name of politics, warning that such actions could endanger their future.
Prince Bulus gave the charge on Thursday, September 25, 2025, in Jos, when he received the Tarok Progressive Youth Association (TAPYA), the umbrella body of Tarok youth worldwide, on a courtesy visit.
The courtesy visit, which held in Jos, according to official statement by Comrade C.C. Dashe, National Publicity Secretary of TAPYA, on behalf of Amb. Miri Timnan Nyantau (M.T.N), and made exclusively available to Trill Times News was interactive and engaging
“Never insult anyone in the name of politics,” he declared. “You don’t know who can be your saviour tomorrow. Youth must focus on building their future, not tearing down people.”
Earlier, TAPYA National President, Amb. Miri Timnan Nyantau (M.T.N), said the delegation visited to appreciate the lawmaker for projects executed so far and to thank him for appointing Apostle Jack Mamven Light as Special Adviser on Child Trafficking. He described child trafficking as a menace that has “brought shame and disgrace to the Tarok image” and commended the honourable member for promptly addressing the problem through the appointment.
Amb. Nyantau also presented an official invitation to Prince Bulus for the upcoming Tarok Youth Interactive Session with Political Leaders, stressing that his presence, as the highest-placed political leader of Tarok extraction, was crucial. He further requested the legislator’s intervention to complete the ongoing NSCDC Office project initiated by the youth to enhance security in Tarok communities.
Responding, Prince Bulus apologized for not engaging the youth earlier, explaining it was deliberate to observe TAPYA’s leadership first. He praised the association for its meaningful engagements and urged them to remain neutral and fair to all, regardless of political party affiliation.
He lauded the planned youth interactive session and promised to attend if his schedule permits. Looking ahead, he announced plans to convene an expanded stakeholders’ meeting in November 2025, to mark his two years in office, where Tarok people will openly assess his performance across party lines. He also pledged to personally visit the site of the NSCDC Office project on that day.
Prince Bulus further commended TAPYA’s peace efforts, particularly in the Taraba axis where Tarok people have experienced internal rifts.
