Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, has convened a gathering of Plateau natives working in the Federal Civil Service in Abuja, urging them to join forces to advance the state’s progress…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
This unprecedented meeting took place at the Ladi Kwali Hall, Continental Hotel, Abuja, and was attended by Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Deputy Directors, and representatives from Non-Governmental Organizations.
The Governor encouraged them to collaborate seamlessly across all Federal Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to safeguard and deliver what rightfully belongs to Plateau State to its people.
He emphasized that Plateau residents are relying on their contributions to uplift the state. Describing the event as a historic interface, Governor Mutfwang noted that elections have passed, and it’s time for people to come together to rectify the negative image associated with the state and attract development.
He stated, “All of you came to Abuja in search of better opportunities for yourselves and your families, but God has elevated you to a position where you must look beyond your immediate families. You should recognize that the destinies of many people are intertwined with your own destinies.
“There is a pressing need for us to collaborate and generate the necessary synergy to enhance the reputation of Plateau State within the federal framework, and hopefully, such cooperation will yield dividends we can bring to our state.”
