Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has pledged to prioritize economic empowerment initiatives aimed at alleviating poverty across all communities by harnessing the state’s abundant natural mineral resources.
Mutfwang also expressed profound gratitude to the Berom nation for their unwavering commitment to peace and unity, commending their exemplary leadership during challenging periods in the state.
He made this known during a courtesy visit by the leadership of the Berom Educational and Cultural Organization (BECO) and illustrious sons and daughters of the Berom Nation at Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos.
Director of Press and Public Affairs to the governor, Gyang Bere, in a statement sent to Elanza News on Monday, said the governor underscored his commitment to the equitable distribution of agricultural inputs by ensuring that only genuine farmers receive support.
Expressing gratitude for the Berom nation’s steadfast support during his electoral campaign, he acknowledged their instrumental role in securing his overwhelming victory.
He pledged continued collaboration towards advancing the collective interests of Plateau State.
Mutfwang outlined key policy initiatives, including the repatriation of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) to their ancestral homes and the reclamation of unlawfully acquired land, as pivotal steps towards consolidating peace and progress in Plateau State.
The Governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to participatory and inclusive governance.
“My administration is working round the clock to bolster security measures aimed at preempting potential sources of unrest within the state,” he stated.
Earlier, the President of the Berom Educational and Cultural Organization (BECO) worldwide, Da. Gyang Dudu Dalyop, said the Berom nation was at the government house to convey their appreciation for the love and support accorded to them by Governor Mutfwang during the recent celebration of the 2024 Nzem Berom.
He also thanked the Governor for the inclusive approach to administering the affairs of the state and for appointing Berom sons and daughters into key positions in his administration.
The BECO President urged the Governor to leverage the appointments for the greater good and prosperity of Plateau State.
Da. Dudu further lauded Governor Mutfwang’s administration for prioritizing the welfare of Plateau’s citizens.
He said governor has demonstrated a commitment to fight insecurity, introduced the Tin City Metro Buses, and initiated massive road construction and rehabilitation, citing commendable efforts in infrastructure development.
He appealed to the Governor to focus on education, health, drug abuse, and unemployment to provide quality life for the teeming youths of the state.
