Plateau State
Nigeria
Plateau State, Nigeria connects to 2130 places across 12 topics through 43 Bunkabop connections, with nature and government ties each forming the largest clusters. Jos and Lagos share many of its connections. Religion is a substantial third strand, reflected in institutions such as the Roman Catholic Diocese of Shendam and the COCIN church, both based in the state. Sports ties include footballer Segun Odegbami, who grew up in Jos.
Berom people
Connects Plateau State to: Nigeria
Church of Christ in Nations
Nigeria National League
Connects Plateau State to: Lagos, Nigeria | Warri, Nigeria
A3 highway (Nigeria)
Connects Plateau State to: Rivers State | Imo State | Bauchi State | Yobe State | Nasarawa State
Segun Odegbami
Connects Plateau State to: Nigeria | Lagos, Nigeria | Jos | Ibadan, Nigeria | Nsukka, Nigeria
Roman Catholic Diocese of Shendam
Connects Plateau State to: Nigeria | Niger | Jos | Maiduguri, Nigeria | Shendam, Nigeria
Sani Yahaya Jingir
Connects Plateau State to: China | Nigeria | Saudi Arabia | Jos | Bauchi, Nigeria
Tunde Idiagbon
Connects Plateau State to: Pakistan | Nigeria | Jos | Quetta, Pakistan | Abbottabad, Pakistan
Bola Ajibola
Connects Plateau State to: London, England | United Kingdom | Nigeria | Lagos, Nigeria | Jos
Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ
Connects Plateau State to: South Africa | Nigeria | Sudan | Heidelberg, Germany | Zaria, Nigeria
Plateau State
Connects Plateau State to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Nigeria | Bali | Jos | Nasarawa State
University of Jos
Connects Plateau State to: Nigeria | Jos | Ibadan, Nigeria | Bauchi, Nigeria | Bayelsa State