We are ready to serve. Managing boundaries and disputes with clarity.
Welcome to the Boundary Commission – your source for boundary and land dispute information.
What we offer
Report a boundary concern or inter-community dispute for the Commission's attention.
Track boundary disputes and their resolution status across the state.
Search and view demarcated boundaries, markers, and survey data.
Explore boundary maps and geographic information for the state.
Our leadership
The Commissioner, Secretary and Directors who lead the Plateau State Boundary Commission.
Commissioner
Head of the Commission
Secretary
Secretary to the Technical Committee; carries out duties as directed by the Commission
Director, Boundary Matters
General administration and policy formulation
Director, Administration (Ag.)
Overseeing the Directorate of Administration; promotion, staff welfare and discipline
Director, Planning, Research & Statistics
General research duties; collation of boundary data and documentation
Director, Finance & Supply
Manages the financial activities of the Commission
How we are organised
Five directorates, supported by units and 17 Local Government Boundary Committees, deliver the Commission's mandate.
Demarcation, survey and management of inter-community and LGA boundaries across the state.
Director Solomon Hoomlong
Personnel management, registry, and administrative support for the Commission.
Director Mercy Hubert Kwanmen
Finance, accounts, stores, supply and internal audit functions.
Director Ahoro Sunay Ahoro
Planning, research, ICT, data analysis and documentation of boundary records.
Director Lar Festus Nanyak
Strategic communication, legal services, media, information and public sensitization.
About the Commission
Access boundary records, dispute information, surveys, and treaties. Our services cover interstate and administrative boundaries.
News & media
The Commission continues to engage affected communities to promote dialogue and lasting boundary settlements.
Survey teams carry out demarcation and verification of boundary markers in collaboration with LGA committees.
Historic boundary documents are being digitised for faster, more transparent access and preservation.
Our priority
Our mission is to maintain clear, accessible records of boundaries and disputes and to support fair resolution and transparency. We are driven by a shared vision of clarity, accountability, and service to the people of Plateau State.
Clear documentation and open access to boundary and dispute information where appropriate.
Support fair and timely resolution of boundary disputes through evidence and due process.
Preserve and maintain boundary records and archives for future generations.
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