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His Excellency, Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, conducts an onsite inspection and foundation laying of the new Abattoir in Heipang, Barkin Ladi Local Government Area.

MUTFWANG HAILS NURTW AS CRITICAL SECURITY PARTNER, PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR TRANSPORT SECTOR ...Commends Union's Role in Crime Prevention, Road Safety, and Economic Development Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has commended the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) for its significant contributions to road safety, security, and the fight against criminal activities across the state, describing the union as a strategic partner in the government's efforts to sustain peace and public order. Governor Mutfwang made the remarks during a courtesy visit by the leadership and members of the NURTW Plateau State Chapter to the New Government House, Rayfield, Jos, on Monday, June 2, 2026. The Governor praised the union for its longstanding cooperation with government and security agencies, particularly in identifying criminal elements, enhancing intelligence gathering, and promoting safer roads across the state. He urged transport workers to remain vigilant and continue supporting law enforcement agencies in combating child trafficking, drug-related offences, banditry, and the illegal movement of arms and other contraband. "The National Union of Road Transport Workers has been a credible and dependable partner in our efforts to fight crime and eradicate social vices. We deeply appreciate your support and encourage you to sustain and strengthen these efforts," the Governor stated. Governor Mutfwang further assured the union of his administration's commitment to strengthening the transport sector. He pledged to explore practical measures that would enable operators to acquire newer, safer, and more efficient vehicles, thereby improving transportation services and enhancing the livelihoods of transport workers. Earlier, the State Chairman of the NURTW, Yakubu Dalyop, congratulated Governor Mutfwang on what he described as "three years of purposeful leadership marked by infrastructural renewal, improved security, and deliberate efforts to reposition Plateau State for sustainable growth and development." Dalyop commended the administration's road rehabilitation projects and the ban on illegal motor parks, noting that the initiatives had improved traffic management, enhanced public order, and contributed to reducing criminal activities in many parts of the state. He appealed to the government to expand road reconstruction projects, provide proper road markings, and construct standard motor parks across the state to further improve road safety, boost revenue generation, and enhance the efficiency of transportation services. The NURTW chairman also highlighted the union's collaboration with security agencies and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) in combating child trafficking and illegal migration. According to him, transport workers have successfully intercepted several trafficking attempts through increased surveillance and vigilance at motor parks and transit points across the state. Reaffirming the union's support for the Mutfwang administration, Dalyop described transport workers as a vital link between government and the people and assured the Governor of the union's continued partnership in promoting peace, security, and economic development throughout Plateau State. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State 2nd June,2026.

Residents of Utan community have expressed their joy and appreciation over the ongoing road construction project, describing it as a long-awaited intervention that will improve mobility, boost economic activities, and enhance daily life. Many community members offered prayers for Governor Caleb Mutfwang, asking God to grant him the wisdom, strength, and grace to continue delivering projects that bring tangible benefits to the people. Others spoke of their excitement at seeing the road project take shape, noting that it reflects a government that listens and responds to the needs of its citizens. For the people of Utan, this is more than a road,it is a symbol of progress, renewed hope, and a brighter future. #TheTimeIsNow

“I look forward to the unleashing of the talents of our youth. I want to see the dreamers, and by the grace of God, we will help you actualize those dreams. I believe in you, and I know you can do it. Unleash your dreams and make them a reality.” Those words from Governor Caleb Mutfwang came alive as young innovators showcased groundbreaking solutions and creative ideas that reflect the limitless potential of Plateau State's youth. From the innovative Mecnix technology, which demonstrates how a simple 5V charger can power an electric stove, to educational robotics designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and technological innovation among children, the exhibition highlighted the ingenuity of a generation poised to shape the future. Participants also presented a vertical farming system capable of supporting the cultivation of tomatoes, green peppers, celery, and a wide range of vegetables, demonstrating how technology can drive food security, sustainable agriculture, and economic growth. As the world rapidly embraces digital transformation and artificial intelligence, Plateau's young minds are proving that they are ready not only to compete, but also to create, innovate, and lead. "If there was a time for you to do it. That time is now," the Governor concluded, reaffirming his administration's commitment to nurturing innovation, empowering young people, and creating opportunities for their ideas to thrive.

RT. HON. JOYCE LOHYA RAMNAP, mni Commissioner for Information and Communication, Plateau State Rt. Hon. Joyce Lohya Ramnap, mni, is the Honourable Commissioner for Information and Communication, Plateau State. Appointed in February 2025, she is a former Deputy Speaker of the Plateau State House of Assembly with extensive experience in public service, governance, and strategic communication. Since assuming office, she has strengthened government communication through improved media engagement, public enlightenment, staff capacity development, and digital communication initiatives. She also established the Ministry’s Information Centre and has championed efforts to enhance transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement. Under her leadership, the Ministry continues to effectively project the achievements of the Governor Caleb Mutfwang administration and advance the “Time is Now” agenda across Plateau State. Key Achievements -Established the Ministry’s Information Centre. -Strengthened government-media relations. -Improved staff capacity and communication coordination. -Advanced digital communication and public engagement. -Promoted transparency and the Plateau State development agenda.

A connected Plateau is a prosperous Plateau. From securing direct Lagos–Jos and Abuja–Jos flights through a strategic partnership with ValueJet, to reviving rail services between Jos and Kuru, the administration is restoring critical transport links that drive commerce, investment, and mobility. The launch of the Tin City Metro Bus Service is providing residents with safer, more reliable, and affordable urban transportation, while the refurbishment of inter-state buses is improving comfort and efficiency for travelers across Nigeria. By strengthening air, rail, and road transportation, Plateau State is creating a more accessible, connected, and business-friendly environment for residents, visitors, and investors alike. #TheTimeIsNow

I was pleased to receive the leadership and members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Plateau State Chapter, at the New Government House, Rayfield. I commended the union for its invaluable role in promoting road safety, supporting security agencies, and assisting in the fight against criminal activities across our state. Over the years, NURTW has remained a dependable partner in intelligence gathering, identifying criminal elements, and helping to curb social vices such as child trafficking, drug-related offences, banditry, and the illegal movement of arms and other contraband. I encouraged transport workers to remain vigilant and continue working closely with law enforcement agencies to safeguard our communities. Their presence at motor parks and transit points places them in a strategic position to contribute meaningfully to peace and public safety. As a government, we remain committed to strengthening the transport sector. We will continue to explore practical measures that will enable operators to acquire safer, more efficient vehicles, improve transportation services, and enhance the livelihoods of those who earn a living within the sector. I also appreciate the union’s continued collaboration with security agencies and NAPTIP in intercepting trafficking attempts and protecting vulnerable persons. Their commitment to public service demonstrates that transportation workers are not only drivers of economic activity but also important stakeholders in building a safer and more prosperous Plateau. Together, we will continue to improve our road infrastructure, enhance public order, and create a transport system that supports economic growth while ensuring the safety and well-being of all Plateau citizens.

Plateau State is unlocking the potential of its young people through science, technology, and innovation. At the Plateau State Science, Technology and Innovation Festival (PLASSTIFEST), Governor Caleb Mutfwang reaffirmed his administration's commitment to investing in youth development by creating opportunities that equip young people with the skills, tools, and platforms needed to compete globally. The Governor highlighted ongoing efforts to connect talented Plateau youths to global job outsourcing opportunities and emphasized the government's support for homegrown innovation, including empowering local inventors whose ideas are helping to transform key sectors such as agriculture. The festival also showcased the remarkable creativity of Plateau youths, with innovative projects and technology solutions, including a robot designed and built by young innovators in the state. As Plateau continues to advance as a hub for technology and innovation, the administration remains focused on creating jobs, supporting entrepreneurship, and building a smarter and more sustainable future for all.

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT, PEACEBUILDING TAKE CENTRE STAGE AS GOVERNOR MUTFWANG BACKS 2026 NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH CONVENTION Plateau State Governor, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to partnering with faith-based institutions to advance youth development, promote responsible citizenship, and strengthen peaceful coexistence, ahead of the 2026 National Catholic Youth Convention scheduled to hold in Jos. Governor Mutfwang made the commitment on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, when a delegation representing the Archbishop and Bishops of the Jos Ecclesiastical Province, led by Professor Monsignor Cletus Gotang, paid him a courtesy visit at the New Government House, Rayfield, Jos. The visit was to formally notify the Governor of the forthcoming convention and seek the support and collaboration of the Plateau State Government toward its successful hosting. Speaking on behalf of the Catholic Bishops, Monsignor Gotang disclosed that the convention, themed "Taking Courage, I Have Overcome the World" (John 16:33), is expected to attract thousands of Catholic youths from the 36 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory. He explained that the gathering is designed to deepen the faith of young people, foster national unity, promote responsible citizenship, and strengthen their commitment to peace, service, leadership, and nation-building. The Church delegation described Plateau State as a land renowned for its hospitality, cultural diversity, and resilience, noting that the choice of Jos as host city presents a unique opportunity to showcase the state as a destination where people of different backgrounds can live, work, and thrive together in harmony. They further emphasized that investing in young people is an investment in the future of both Plateau State and Nigeria, while appealing for government support in the areas of security, healthcare, transportation, sanitation, and logistics. Responding, Governor Mutfwang expressed profound appreciation to the Catholic leadership for choosing Plateau State as the venue for the national gathering, describing the decision as a strong vote of confidence in the state's enduring reputation for hospitality, religious harmony, and peaceful coexistence. The Governor noted that the convention represents far more than a routine gathering, stressing that it is a strategic investment in the future of the nation. "This conference is an investment in youth. It's not just a conference; it's not just a gathering. It is an investment in the future of our country," the Governor stated. Governor Mutfwang underscored the critical role of moral and spiritual values in shaping a productive, responsible, and resilient generation. He observed that every opportunity to provide young people with moral guidance, purpose, and character formation remains one of the most impactful investments any society can make. He assured the delegation that his administration fully aligns with the objectives of the convention and will continue to support programmes and initiatives that empower young people, strengthen social cohesion, and build a more peaceful and prosperous society. The Governor further described the Church's decision to host the event in Jos as "a step of great faith," noting that it sends a powerful message to the nation and the international community that Plateau State is safe, welcoming, and open to all. "We are telling the world that Plateau is not a place to run away from," he said, assuring the Church that all participants would be warmly received and provided with the necessary support to ensure a successful and memorable convention.

Governor Mutfwang thanked the Catholic Church for its prayers, counsel, and unwavering contributions to peace, social development, and nation-building. He emphasized that government and faith-based institutions remain indispensable partners in fostering a society founded on justice, unity, compassion, and shared prosperity. He pledged that Plateau State would once again demonstrate its renowned hospitality while working closely with the Church to ensure that the convention achieves its objectives of nurturing a generation of young Nigerians committed to faith, peace, leadership, service, and national development. The Governor reiterated that youth empowerment and peacebuilding remain central pillars of his administration's development agenda, expressing confidence that the convention would inspire positive values, strengthen national cohesion, and contribute meaningfully to the emergence of a more united and prosperous Nigeria. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State 2nd June,2026.

Building a stronger education sector remains a key priority of the Mutfwang administration. To improve the quality and administration of senior secondary education, the government established the Senior Secondary Education Board, creating a stronger framework for learning and academic excellence across the state. The administration also intervened decisively to safeguard the future of higher education by releasing ₦200 million to prevent the collapse of Plateau Polytechnic due to accreditation challenges and ₦300 million to secure the accreditation of core courses at Plateau State University, Bokkos. In a bid to make education more accessible and affordable, tuition fees at Plateau State University were reduced, while scholarship payments for Plateau State indigenes were revived after years of neglect. The government has also continued to invest in human capital development through scholarship support for Plateau engineering students studying in foreign universities, ensuring that the next generation is equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to compete globally. These interventions reflect a deliberate commitment to strengthening institutions, expanding opportunities, and securing a brighter future for the people of Plateau State.

Ahead of the Plateau State Science, Technology and Innovation Festival (PLASSIFEST), the Honorable Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology, Dr. Kingsley Udeh, paid a courtesy visit to Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, where they had discussions centered on innovation, research, technology and strategic partnerships for sustainable development. The Minister described the festival as a powerful statement about the changing narrative of Plateau State,one that affirms the state as safe for living, safe for business, and open to innovation, investment and enterprise. The Governor commended the Minister's decision to personally deliver the keynote address at the festival, describing it as a reflection of the Federal Government's commitment to advancing science, technology and innovation as drivers of national growth and development. Governor Mutfwang also highlighted ongoing engagements with the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) aimed at developing Plateau State's vegetable value chain, expressing optimism that the discussions would lead to impactful partnerships and unlock new economic opportunities for the people of the state. The courtesy visit further reinforced the shared commitment of both the Federal and Plateau State Governments to leveraging innovation, technology and strategic investments to accelerate development and prosperity.

From Vision to Results. Leadership is not about making noise; it is about making moves. In just a short time, Plateau State has climbed to 9th position among the most performing states in Nigeria, a testament to strategic leadership, purposeful governance, and a commitment to delivering real results for the people. Like a game of chess, every decision matters. Every move is deliberate. Every sacrifice is made with the future in mind. The journey is far from over, but the progress is undeniable. Plateau is rising. Plateau is working. The Time Is Now.

@Nail3r_ Okay ,come and do the PR

Cause he doesn’t have one yet 🤣

@EeevaJames @Sassified4life @gyem_rit Please TTIN and all the videos you see of Mutfwang on his page ,is it you that made them and posted ? You people will just be saying things

@Sassified4life @gyem_rit But he’s saying the truth

I swear, Mutfwang’s PR team aren’t hyping him enough! Plateau State ranked the 9th most developed state in Nigeria? 👏👏👏 Omo, that’s impressive! 🔥🔥

I commissioned the rehabilitated Yelwa Water Treatment Plant, a key step in my administration’s commitment to providing clean and reliable water to residents of Bukuru, Gyel, and surrounding communities. This project reflects our determination to improve the quality of life of Plateau citizens, especially women and families who bear the burden of inadequate water supply. While Plateau is blessed with abundant water resources, our challenge has been treatment, distribution, and maintenance. We must protect our water infrastructure and ensure only safe water reaches our people. I also reaffirmed our resolve to prevent encroachment on water facilities and reservoirs, as safeguarding these assets is critical to public health. As part of our broader efforts to revamp water services, I signed a Memorandum of Understanding worth over ₦28 billion with China Geo-Engineering Corporation and Shanxi Construction Investment Group. The project, financed through a loan from the French Development Agency, will rehabilitate and expand water treatment facilities and distribution networks across the state. This investment will modernize aging infrastructure, improve water quality, strengthen supply within the Jos metropolis, and ensure sustainable access to safe water for our people.

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The ongoing road construction projects across Plateau State reflects Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s commitment to improving infrastructure and enhancing the quality of life for citizens. Through the rehabilitation and construction of key road networks, the administration continues to strengthen connectivity, ease transportation, and ensure safer, more accessible roads for residents and businesses across the state.

Under the leadership of Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, Plateau State is making significant strides in expanding access to clean water and sustainable energy. From rehabilitating critical water treatment facilities and deploying solar-powered boreholes in rural communities to advancing renewable energy projects and rural electrification, this administration is delivering practical solutions that improve lives, strengthen communities, and drive sustainable development across the state.