Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has taken a bold step toward fostering peace, unity, and inclusive governance by hosting a strategic meeting with the state’s National Assembly members. Held at the Governor’s residence in the Old Government House, Jos, the gathering aimed to align efforts in rebuilding Plateau and restoring its prominence for the benefit of all communities.

During the meeting, Governor Mutfwang outlined his administration’s vision to achieve equitable development across the state. He emphasized the necessity of collaboration among leaders from diverse political backgrounds, including the PDP, APC, and Labour Party. “We have come to the realization that without unity and collaboration, we cannot move Plateau forward,” Mutfwang stated. “Today marks a new beginning, as elected representatives from different parties have resolved to work together for the progress of Plateau.”

The Governor expressed optimism that the harmonious dialogue would pave the way for a brighter future for Plateau, highlighting the importance of working across party lines to address common challenges.

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Senator Simon Lalong, representing Plateau South and a former Governor, praised the initiative, describing the meeting as a significant step toward strengthening mutual understanding among Plateau leaders. “I want to thank His Excellency for this initiative. We’ve had a fruitful interaction, shared our views, and agreed to work together to address the challenges facing our state,” Lalong said. He assured residents that Plateau would witness remarkable transformation under Mutfwang’s leadership.

The meeting saw attendance from notable figures, including Senator Diket Plang (Plateau Central), Hon. Ahmed Idris Wase (Wase Federal Constituency), Hon. John Dafaan (Quan’pan/Shendam/Mikang Federal Constituency), Hon. Prince Vincent Venman Bulus (Langtang North and South), Hon. Ishaya Lalu (Mangu/Bokkos), Hon. Alfred Illiya Ajang (Jos South/Jos East), and Hon. Daniel Asama (Bassa/Jos North). However, Senator Pam Dung Gyang (Plateau North) and Rt. Hon. Yusuf Adamu Gagdi (Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency) were unable to attend due to official commitments.