Central Zone Town Hall — Jos
An open conversation with Central Zone residents on security, jobs and the one-term pledge.
A movement built on decades of service, integrity and experience — and a clear vision for a stronger, united Plateau State.
Sunday Garba Biggs offers something rare in politics: not the promises of a newcomer, but the record of a public servant who spent two decades helping run Plateau State from inside Government House.
Meet Sunday BiggsA candidacy grounded in duty, stability and respect for Plateau's unity — putting people and practical development at the centre.
Experience → Duty → Progress
From Administrative Officer to Permanent Secretary in the Plateau State Government House, Sunday Garba Biggs served under three successive governors before answering a call to elective politics. His story is one of competence, humility and a deep connection to Plateau's communities.
Read Full BiographyClear priorities presented as accessible previews, each linking to a detailed roadmap on the Platform page.
Community safety, state police and stability for families and businesses across Plateau.
Unlock Plateau's agricultural strength and turn productivity into livelihoods.
Develop Plateau's mineral wealth responsibly to create wealth and opportunity.
Respecting the rotation between senatorial zones as a unifying, stabilising force.
Open, accountable leadership that carries every community and interest along.
Decades of hands-on administration — governance from the inside, not rhetoric.
Sunday Garba Biggs has pledged to serve a single term — completing the years owed to Plateau's Central Zone under the state's zoning arrangement. A matter of honour, and a guarantee of stability.
Why the pledge mattersThis is a call to duty — not a pursuit of personal ambition. Leadership is about responsibility, never sentiment.
— Sunday Garba Biggs
An open conversation with Central Zone residents on security, jobs and the one-term pledge.
Meet the movement in Pankshin: mobilise supporters and connect with local ward coordinators.
Decades of hands-on administration — why the campaign argues that governing experience, not rhetoric, is what Plateau needs now.
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