14/05/2025
So I stumbled on this post by 's the best continent when I was scrolling through Facebook, the post is about how the Jos city weather looks like in the atmosphere, the cloud was so dark and. Which symbolises it's about to rain
Before this post it's over weeks or months that rain fall in Jos which left every Jos habitants and inhabitants crying, roaring, giggling, gagging, praying and looking up every morning till evening to rain
I so much believe the poster made the post prior to the lack of rainfall in the city and state entirely
After the post, a commenter probably a follower obviously from South Africa name Mlotsi commented about how if it was in south Africa (the cloud) it would have reacted then here come a good, vibrant, young, educated, sophisticated, intelligent, smart, man named Abdul Balarabe replied the South Africa man in the second slide of the images about what has happened in Jos some years back on how cold the city is and the record it has set before now which in his word even and European country has never experience such
But what really captured and drawn my attention to make me write this long epistle is how this Young plateau blood tend to draw the attention of this great south African is, in the third slide he went further to even try to convince him to visit Jos city when or if ever he would come to Nigeria someday, he added that "don't just visit Lagos, port Harcourt, and the likes of others among which he mentioned.
Now what's the Essence of this long note? It's just to tell you how you can use your social life experience to capture, educate, interact, and even invite visitors in your region of residence, not just use it to promote hvtesp££ch, throwing derogatory comment and in£ults people, we are one plateau
Plateau state is blessed with tourists attraction centres, good weather, minerals recourses, beautiful city, business opportunities and lots more to
