Helen Mutfwang

The first Lady and Wife of the Executive Governor of Plateau State Barr. Helen Mutfwang has commiserated with families of victims of the Saint Academy building collapse, where some students lost their lives and many sustained various degrees of injury. Mrs Mutfwang visited the survivors at the Plateau Specialist Hospital Jos, Jos University Teaching Hospital, Bingham University Teacher Hospital and Our Lady of Apostle, in company of the Commissioner of Women Affairs Mrs Caroline Dafur, Special Adviser on Gender and Equal Opportunity Rights Commission Mrs Olivia Dazyem, and Wives of the Transition Committee Chairmen amongst other government officials. The first Lady expressed sadness over the unfortunate incident and encouraged the victims to stay strong in the face of the devastating experience The first Lady also payed condolence visit to families of Mallam Suleiman Sale at Sabon Layi and Tizhe Tagwai at Utan who lost their children in the building collapse, and prayed for God's comfort for the families. Special prayers were offered to the victims and a token was given to them by the first Lady.

Wife of the Executive Governor of Plateau State, Her Excellency, Barr. Mrs. Helen Mutfwang has Visited the Hospitals where some of the Victims of the recent Building Collapse in Jos are still receiving treatment and paid condolence visits to the houses of some parents who lost their children during the school Building collapse. She was accompanied by the Commissioner for women Affairs, Hon Caroline Panglang Dafur , Special Adviser to the Governor on Gender and Equal Opportunities, Barr. Mrs Olivia Dazyam with other distinguished personalities.

PLATEAU STATE STANDS STRONG AGAINST DRUG ABUSE The International Day of Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was a resounding success in Plateau State. Citizens, particularly our youth, were empowered to choose a life of purpose over the destructive path of drugs. Let's embrace a brighter future together! The Time Is Now Administration is taking action. We're committed to: - Strengthening drug prevention and education programs - Expanding access to treatment and rehab services - Disrupting drug trafficking networks with strong law enforcement Parents and caregivers, you're crucial! Educate and guide your children about the dangers of drug abuse. Together, let's build a Drug Free Plateau for a better tomorrow.

THE FIRSTLADY OF PLATEAU STATE HONORED AS “MOTHER OF THE ALMAJIRI” Barr. Helen Mutfwang, the First Lady of Plateau State, received the "Mother of the Almajiri" award for her unwavering dedication to the welfare of vulnerable children, particularly the Almajiri. The Almajiri Reformative and Enhancement Initiative (AREIN) of Plateau State presented the award at the Governor's Residence in Rayfield, Jos. Imam Rilwanu Dalhatu, Plateau State Coordinator of AREIN, praised Mrs. Mutfwang for her tireless advocacy and significant impact on Almajiri children's lives. He highlighted her kindness and generosity as a beacon of hope and expressed a desire for ongoing collaboration to improve the lives of these children. Dalhatu also thanked Governor Caleb Mutfwang for his leadership and support in empowering the Almajiri children. In her acceptance, Barr.Mrs. Helen Mutfwang lauded the organization’s efforts to uplift the Almajiri and pledged to work with them to enhance the lives of the less privileged. She reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting AREIN in achieving its goals.

Sleep soundly, wake up healthier! Join us in creating a #MalariaFreePlateau by using insecticide-treated mosquito nets every night. Don't miss out on the free nets distribution event happening from April 13th to 19th, 2024. Let's all do our part for a healthier future! #Malariafree #PlateauState #MalariaPrevention #HealthyLiving

The People's Governor!

Today, I celebrate the incredible achievements, resilience, and strength of women everywhere. May we continue to empower, support, and uplift each other as we strive for equality and justice. Here’s to all the remarkable women making a difference in the world – today and every day. #IWD2024

It is our responsibility to keep our dear State clean. Get involved and keep Jos clean. #thetimeisnow

On behalf of the government and the people of Plateau State, I appreciate UNICEF for their swift response and the interest they have shown in the calamity that has befallen us, their intervention has given us hope. As a government we will continue to collaborate with all our international partners and make sure we maximize all the services they can render to our people. I also pleaded with them to ensure the people return to their communities by providing things that make life easier to the community like water,education as we start the program of ‘return to the community’. I appreciate them for coming and I look forward to collaborating more with our international partners.

In our collective effort to establish lasting peace in Mangu Local Government Area and other communities in Plateau State, I convened a meeting with Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, and his team. They conducted an assessment of the recent security breach in Mangu. Achieving lasting peace necessitates collaboration among the Army, government, community leaders, and security agencies. It is not solely the responsibility of the military; we must work together. Enhancing the morale of troops is crucial, and as a government, we will persist in promoting unity across faiths and ethnicities to attain enduring peace in the state.

Today, Plateau celebrated an Interdenominational Thanksgiving Service in gratitude for my election victory and the affirmation of the people's mandate at the Supreme Court. I extend my thanks to God Almighty, the one who enthrones and dethrones kings. Grateful for the privilege bestowed upon me, I appreciate the Plateau community for voting joyfully and without inducement, aligning with God's will. Amidst challenges and frustrations, there were moments of doubt, but my faith in God's work prevailed. Thank you all for your prayers; God will remember your labor of love. Though I have nothing to offer on my own, with God, all things are possible. This victory marks a new beginning, the start of fulfilling promises made to you. With God's grace, we are determined to lead Plateau to new heights, building upon the legacy of our great leaders. We will rise on their shoulders, elevating Plateau to unprecedented levels. God will provide the means, and I assure you, the commitment to this endeavor is unwavering.

This is the day the Lord has made and we will rejoice and be glad in it. The victory at the Supreme Court was not just one for the PDP but for the people of Plateau State. We must not behave like the ten lepers, we must return quickly and give praise to God who made it possible. This service was held in remembrance of our Fallen Heroes. We want to thank God for those Great men and women who devoted themselvess to the service of the nation. Unfortunately, we have not done well in looking after those who have served the nation appropriately, And I am praying that as a nation, we will do better in looking after those who have served the nation valiantly. For those of you who are still serving, we want to encourage you to continue to devote yourselves to the best of your conscience and ability to protect lives and properties. As an institution, the armed forces are very crucial and central to the survival of every nation, and I must admit, like every institution in Nigeria, things have not been well. As a government, we will continue to provide the necessary tools and enabling environment for the Armed Forces to effectively discharge their constitutional responsibilities of protecting the lives and property of citizens in the State. I will continue to advocate that the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces will insist on the return to true professionalism within the armed forces and the security agencies, and I am sure when we begin that journey, it will be worthwhile.

I want to thank all of you for this rousing welcome back home. What it has done for me is that it has energized me, it has provoked me that for the rest of my life by the Grace of God, I will live for the interest of Plateau. I will ensure that by the Grace of God what God has destined for Plateau, I will make sure that day and night I will work hard to make it a reality, that God enabling me, we will end the insecurity in Plateau. Plateau people deserve better. Plateau will become a state where people will desire to come and stay within her borders. This judgement is historic and highly significant in the political journey of Plateau State. It is the rebirth of a new Plateau where God has demonstrated his sovereignty as the owner and giver of power.

Once Again, Congratulations Our Governor 💚

May these gifts bring a spark of joy and warmth to the lives of families. Together, we look forward to moments of happiness, prosperity, and a successful year ahead.

The Christian community and Muslim Leaders in Plateau State came together for a solemn peace walk to Plateau State Government House, Little Rayfield Jos, to commemorate the tragic loss of hundreds of lives during the Christmas Eve attacks in Bokkos, Mangu, and Barkin-Ladi Local Government Areas. They brought forward their 10-points demand for peace. I am extremely grateful for the support of the Christian Community and the Muslim Leaders and I wish to assure them that there will be a prompt delivery of their 10 point demand to His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The President, and my Administration, we are determined to secure our land and end this cycle of violence, I promise that the bloodshed will not be in vain.