The Plateau State Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning, in collaboration with Max Lock Nigeria & Partners, has invited the general public, government agencies, corporate organizations, community leaders, and residents to a Stakeholder Engagement Forum on the proposed Greater Jos Master Plan (2025–2050).
The forum aims to gather valuable inputs and ideas that will shape the long-term vision for the growth, structure, and livability of Greater Jos over the next 25 years.
Organizers say the master plan will focus on enhancing urban development, improving critical infrastructure, strengthening security, and significantly raising the overall quality of life for residents of the state capital and its environs.
Arc. Sylvanus Dongtoe, Honourable Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development, emphasized the importance of inclusive participation, stating that every voice matters in building a sustainable and well-planned future for Jos.
“The Greater Jos Master Plan is designed to transform Jos into a safer, more organized, and economically vibrant city,” the announcement noted.
“Your participation is crucial to this collective effort.”
Event Details:
Venue: Millennium International Events Centre, Jos
Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM prompt
Residents and stakeholders across Jos North, Jos South, and surrounding areas are encouraged to attend and contribute their perspectives on issues ranging from infrastructure development and land use to security and economic growth.
This engagement forms a key part of the ongoing preparation of the new master plan, which is expected to address challenges of uncontrolled urban expansion and provide a clear roadmap for orderly development in Plateau State’s capital.
The public is urged to come out in large numbers and actively participate in what promises to be a landmark conversation on the future of Greater Jos.
Signed:
Arc. Sylvanus Dongtoe
Hon. Commissioner for Housing & Urban Development
Plateau State
Plateau State Government Invites Stakeholders to Forum on Greater Jos Master Plan (2025–2050)
The Plateau State Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning, in collaboration with Max Lock Nigeria & Partners, has invited the general public, government agencies, corporate organizations, community leaders, and residents to a Stakeholder Engagement Forum on the proposed Greater Jos Master Plan (2025–2050).
The forum aims to gather valuable inputs and ideas that will shape the long-term vision for the growth, structure, and livability of Greater Jos over the next 25 years.
Organizers say the master plan will focus on enhancing urban development, improving critical infrastructure, strengthening security, and significantly raising the overall quality of life for residents of the state capital and its environs.
Arc. Sylvanus Dongtoe, Honourable Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development, emphasized the importance of inclusive participation, stating that every voice matters in building a sustainable and well-planned future for Jos.
“The Greater Jos Master Plan is designed to transform Jos into a safer, more organized, and economically vibrant city,” the announcement noted.
“Your participation is crucial to this collective effort.”
Event Details:
Venue: Millennium International Events Centre, Jos
Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM prompt
Residents and stakeholders across Jos North, Jos South, and surrounding areas are encouraged to attend and contribute their perspectives on issues ranging from infrastructure development and land use to security and economic growth.
This engagement forms a key part of the ongoing preparation of the new master plan, which is expected to address challenges of uncontrolled urban expansion and provide a clear roadmap for orderly development in Plateau State’s capital.
The public is urged to come out in large numbers and actively participate in what promises to be a landmark conversation on the future of Greater Jos.
Signed:
Arc. Sylvanus Dongtoe
Hon. Commissioner for Housing & Urban Development
Plateau State