Special Assistant (Media) To The 6th Executive Governor Of Plateau State Barr. Caleb Mutfwang.

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May Almighty favor, wisdom, and blessings continue to rest upon You, Your Excellency Barr. @CalebMutfwang .
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When it comes to road infrastructure in a first term, Barr. @CalebMutfwang is setting a new standard, No governor since 1999 has delivered roads across Plateau State at this scale within their first four years.
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The Plateau Youth Agricultural Empowerment Programme (P-YAEP) Agro Partnership Programme today conducted the orientation and project briefing for 500 shortlisted participants at the Azi Nyako Youth Centre, Jos. The session provided participants with detailed guidelines on the programme structure, operational expectations, and responsibilities under the initiative. Key components of the mechanized, cluster-based farming model, including access to farmland, inputs, mechanization services, and technical supervision, were explained. The Terms and Conditions and Memorandum of Understanding were also administered, with participants’ questions addressed. Preparations have now been concluded for the commencement of the farming season at BARC Farms, Zallaki, marking the next phase of implementation.
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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG JOINS PRESIDENT OF THE COURT OF APPEAL, HON. JUSTICE MONICA DONGBAN-MENSEM, TO COMMISSION MEDIATION CENTRE AND MAGISTRATE COURT IN SHENDAM The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, joined the President of the Court of Appeal, Hon. Justice Monica Bolna'an Dongban-Mensem, for the commissioning of a Mediation Centre and Magistrate Court in Ngototgut Community, Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State. Governor Mutfwang commended Justice Dongban-Mensem for the visionary initiative, describing the project as a significant contribution to justice delivery and community development. He reaffirmed his administration's commitment to strengthening public institutions, expanding access to justice, and accelerating grassroots development across Plateau State. The landmark facility, donated by the President of the Court of Appeal, forms part of activities commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Court of Appeal of Nigeria and the celebration of her 69th birthday. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, Governor Mutfwang described Justice Dongban-Mensem as one of Plateau State's most accomplished and distinguished daughters whose exemplary service to the nation and unwavering commitment to community development continue to inspire generations. The Governor recalled how he supported her emergence as the substantive President of the Court of Appeal in 2020, noting that her eventual appointment represented a triumph of merit, integrity, competence, and justice. "Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem has made Plateau State proud. Beyond her sterling judicial career, she has consistently demonstrated an uncommon commitment to the development of her community and the upliftment of our people. Today, we celebrate not just a judicial icon but a worthy ambassador of Plateau State," Governor Mutfwang stated. Governor Mutfwang observed that the establishment of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Centre would significantly improve access to justice by providing a faster, more affordable, and less adversarial mechanism for resolving disputes, particularly among rural communities. He noted that the facility would not only deepen justice delivery but also promote peacebuilding and social cohesion through amicable dispute resolution. The Governor further emphasized that the presence of the Mediation Centre and Magistrate Court would stimulate additional development within Ngototgut and its surrounding communities, creating opportunities for growth and strengthening public confidence in the justice system. Highlighting ongoing government interventions in Shendam Local Government Area, Governor Mutfwang disclosed that his administration remains committed to the completion of inherited road infrastructure projects and the revitalization of critical economic assets within the locality. "We are committed to upgrading our rural communities despite limited resources. The presence of this facility will undoubtedly serve as a catalyst for additional development in this community and across Shendam Local Government Area. We will continue to mobilize contractors to ensure the completion of ongoing road projects, and we are also exploring ways to revamp the famous fishing facility in this area to boost local economic activities," he said. The Governor also called for stronger collaboration between Plateau State and its distinguished sons and daughters occupying strategic national positions, stressing the need to leverage such opportunities to attract more federal projects and developmental initiatives to the state. While congratulating Justice Dongban-Mensem on the dual milestones of the Court of Appeal's Golden Jubilee and her 69th birthday, Governor Mutfwang prayed for God's continued grace, wisdom, strength, and good health upon her life and service to the nation.
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We have procured 500 trucks of fertilizer for 2026 farming season. Gov . @CalebMutfwang .
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Road Construction all the 17 LGAs are having atleast a road infrastructure ongoing. Gov. @CalebMutfwang .
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Ongoing Democracy Day Town Hall engagements with Governor @CalebMutfwang .
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I am proud to call you my Boss, my leader, my father because you have proven time and again that true leadership is about service, compassion, and dedication, Your impact speaks for itself Much love and appreciation to Your Excellency Barr. @CalebMutfwang thank you for everything.
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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG REAFFIRMS HIS ADMINISTRATION’S COMMITMENT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION, EQUALITY, AND JUSTICE The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of his administration to protecting freedom of religion and belief, promoting equality for all citizens, and ensuring accountability for violations of fundamental rights in accordance with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Governor Mutfwang made this known while receiving the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief delegation, who are on an official visit to Jos on Thursday. The visit forms part of the United Nations’ assessment of issues relating to religious freedom, equality, non-discrimination, and the prevention of religious violence. Represented by his deputy, Her Excellency, Ngo Josephine Piyo, the Governor emphasized that Plateau State remains a beacon of religious and cultural diversity, where Christians, Muslims, and adherents of indigenous beliefs have coexisted for generations. He stressed that the Plateau State Government does not discriminate against any individual or group based on religion, ethnicity, race, or background, noting that all residents enjoy equal access to education, healthcare, land, housing, and other social services without prejudice. “Our administration remains firmly committed to upholding the rights and freedoms guaranteed under the Nigerian Constitution, every citizen is entitled to practice and profess their faith freely, and the government will continue to protect these rights while fostering peaceful coexistence among all communities,” he stated. Governor Mutfwang further assured the United Nations delegation that his administration is committed to strengthening institutions that promote justice, social inclusion, and accountability, while working tirelessly to prevent any form of discrimination, violence, or abuse carried out under the guise of religion. He added that the Plateau State Government welcomes constructive engagement with international partners and remains committed to building a society founded on mutual respect, equal opportunity, justice, and lasting peace for all. In her remarks, the United Nations Special Rapporteur, Ms. Nazila Ghanea, explained that her mission seeks to assess the state of freedom of religion and belief, equality and non-discrimination, as well as measures taken by authorities to prevent the misuse of religion as a tool for violence, displacement, exclusion, or impunity. Martha Nyam Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor of Plateau State June 11, 2026
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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG MOURNS LATE NAOMI SILAS YAKO, DESCRIBES HER AS A WOMAN OF ENDURING FAITH AND IMPACT The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has expressed profound sorrow over the passing of Mrs. Naomi Silas Yako, describing her death as a significant loss to her family, the Christian community, and society at large. Governor Mutfwang made this known on Thursday while attending the funeral service held in her honour at ECWA Gospel Church 2, Gada Biyu, Jos. Late Mrs. Naomi Yako was the beloved wife of Rev. Silas Yako (Rtd.), a renowned preacher and gospel singer whose ministry touched countless lives. Represented at the service by his deputy, Ngo Josephine Piyo, Governor Mutfwang paid glowing tribute to the deceased, describing her as a woman who served God and humanity with unwavering commitment, humility, and grace. He urged members of the congregation and the children of the deceased to uphold the values she embodied throughout her lifetime, particularly her steadfast devotion to God, integrity, compassion, and commitment to uplifting others. “The late Mrs. Naomi Yako was a woman of unwavering faith, integrity, and selfless service. She lived a life of purpose, marked by steadfast devotion to God, profound wisdom, and compassionate leadership. “Her values not only shaped her immediate family but also inspired countless individuals across Plateau State and beyond. “As a moral compass and revered mother, her fulfilled life stands as a testament to divine grace and a legacy well lived. I pay tribute to Mrs. Naomi Yako for her strength of character, resilience, and dedication to raising a generation of God-fearing and purpose-driven children who continue to contribute meaningfully to society,” the Governor stated. Governor Mutfwang prayed for God's comfort and strength upon the bereaved family, while expressing hope that the cherished memories, values, and enduring legacy of Mrs. Naomi Yako would continue to inspire future generations. Delivering the sermon, Rev. Sunday Kongo reminded the congregation that the Christian faith is founded on the victory of Jesus Christ over death. He encouraged believers to remain steadfast in their faith, drawing strength from the hope of the resurrection and refusing to be overwhelmed by the uncertainties of life. Speaking on behalf of the family, Rev. David Yako expressed heartfelt appreciation to all who stood by them during their period of grief and mourning, noting that the outpouring of love, prayers, and support had brought immense comfort to the family. Martha Nyam Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor of Plateau State June 11, 2026
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CHANNELS TV DOCUMENTARY ON GOVERNOR MUTFWANG'S THREE YEARS OF TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP IN PLATEAU STATE Join us on Channels Television for a special 30-minute documentary highlighting the remarkable journey of Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang's three years of servant leadership, transformation, and impactful governance in Plateau State. Date: Thursday June 11, 2026 Time: 6:00 PM Prompt This inspiring feature showcases the administration's achievements across key sectors of the economy, its commitment to fostering unity, restoring hope, and driving sustainable development throughout Plateau State. Don't miss this compelling story of visionary leadership, progress, and the ongoing transformation of our cherished Plateau.
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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG PRESENTS RELIEF MATERIALS TO VICTIMS OF INSECURITY, COMMENDS PRESIDENT TINUBU’S SUPPORT FOR PLATEAU The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang has presented relief materials provided by the Federal Government through the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to victims of recent security incidents in Plateau State. Represented by his Deputy, Her Excellency, Ngo Josephine Piyo, at the presentation at the Government House, he reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the welfare and recovery of affected communities. Governor Mutfwang expressed profound appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the intervention, describing it as a demonstration of the Federal Government’s compassion and responsiveness to the plight of citizens affected by insecurity. He noted that the relief items would provide much-needed support to displaced persons and vulnerable families who have suffered losses as a result of attacks in some parts of the state. He assured that the materials would be distributed through the appropriate channels to ensure that they reach the intended beneficiaries promptly and transparently. While commending the Director General of NEMA, Mrs. Zubaida Umar, and the agency for their continued support, Governor Mutfwang emphasized the importance of sustained collaboration between federal and state authorities to address humanitarian challenges and support victims of disasters and conflict. Governor Mutfwang also appealed for additional assistance for communities recently affected by severe windstorms across the state, noting that many families remain displaced and require urgent humanitarian support to rebuild their lives. He further reaffirmed his administration’s resolve to strengthen security, promote peaceful coexistence, and create an enabling environment for development and investment across Plateau State. He added that the government would continue to prioritize protecting lives and property while supporting communities affected by unforeseen circumstances. Earlier, the Director General of NEMA, Mrs. Zubaida Umar, represented by the Agency’s Zonal Director, Mallam Sulaiman Mohammed, conveyed the Federal Government’s sympathy to the people of Plateau State over the recent security incidents and assured them of NEMA’s continued partnership in providing relief and support to affected communities. Also speaking, the Executive Secretary of the Plateau State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), Mr. Sunday Abdu, appreciated NEMA for its consistent interventions in the state and disclosed that the bulk of the relief materials had already been delivered to the agency’s warehouse for onward distribution. The relief materials include 1,200 bags of 25kg rice, 1,200 bags of 25kg beans, 1,200 cartons of spaghetti, 120 cartons of tomato paste, 120 cartons of seasoning cubes, and 120 cartons of vegetable oil. Martha Nyam Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor of Plateau State June 10, 2026
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SOMETHING BIG IS COMING... Sheyin Tinubu and Ambassador Nehemiah Mutfwang’s strategic engagement to drive the Plateau and Middle Belt agenda signals a turning point — the arrival of something big for Plateau and the entire Middle Belt. Plateau First 10 June 2026 #Plateau #MiddleBelt #Peace #YouthLeadership
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Infrastructure is the foundation of development, and Plateau State is laying that foundation one project at a time. From road construction and rehabilitation to improved water supply and other critical public works, the administration of Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang is making strategic investments that connect communities, stimulate economic growth, and improve the quality of life for citizens across the state. Every kilometre of road completed, every community connected, and every project delivered reflects a commitment to building a stronger, more prosperous Plateau for present and future generations. Progress is visible. Development is ongoing. The future is being built today. #TheTimeIsNow #whathasmutfwangevendone
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Under the leadership of The Executive Governor Of Plateau State His Excellency, Barr. @CalebMutfwang Plateau State remains a leading producer of Plateau potatoes in Nigeria, The rich soil and favorable climate make our state a destination for many visitors and investors May Almighty continue to bless his Excellency .
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#PhotosSpeak Honouring our traditional institutions. Hon. Ephraim Usman May Almighty Continue to bless you .
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ON A THANK-YOU TOUR In appreciation of the love and support we have received while seeking the opportunity to serve the good people of Plateau Central, we have successfully toured Mangu, Pankshin, Bokkos, and Kanke LGAs, ensuring that our supporters know and feel that this movement transcends politics. Beyond that, we are a community of people who believe in genuine impact, unity, and brotherhood through thick and thin. The Able God Movement is here to stay!
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JOS NORTH CHAIRMAN, BARR. JOHN KYOHROH CHRISTOPHER, BAGS INTEGRITY ICON OF NIGERIA AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP Jos North Local Government Council has been recognized nationally for excellence in governance as the Executive Chairman, Barr. John Kyohroh Christopher was conferred with the Integrity Icon of Nigeria (IION) Award for Leadership by The Centre for Ethics and Self Evaluation. The award was presented today at the Council Secretariat boardroom by Prince Sale Musa Yakubu, Executive Director of the Centre for Ethics and Self Evaluation, in the presence of management staff, council officials, and stakeholders. Speaking during the presentation, Prince Yakubu said the award is reserved for public office holders who have distinguished themselves through character, accountability, and leadership in line with the ideals envisioned by Nigeria’s founding fathers. “This organization presents awards to people in leadership positions who have demonstrated character and leadership, the type envisaged by our heroes past,” he explained. “We carried out an undercover investigation into the activities of the Executive Chairman of Jos North and members of the management team. After careful assessment and verification, the Executive Chairman and his team surpassed the benchmark and, therefore, deserve these accolades.” Prince Yakubu further commended Barr. Christopher and his cabinet for demonstrating the highest level of capacity, particularly in areas of office attendance, transparency, and responsiveness to public needs. He noted that such standards are rare at the grassroots level and must be encouraged to strengthen public trust in government. Receiving the award on behalf of himself and his team, Barr. John Kyohroh Christopher expressed gratitude to The Centre for Ethics and Self Evaluation for the recognition. He dedicated the award to the people of Jos North, noting that public office is a sacred trust. “We are holding a position of trust, so we have no alternative but to continue to do our best in service to humanity,” the Chairman stated. “We appreciate the research done and all the commendations made on us. We are going to continue to do our best until we are done contributing our quota to serving the nation.” Barr. Christopher emphasized that the award would serve as motivation for his administration to deepen reforms, improve service delivery, and maintain the culture of accountability that earned Jos North national recognition. The Centre for Ethics and Self Evaluation also recognized other outstanding members of the Jos North administration for their contributions to good governance to include: Hon. Sani Muhammad Garkuwa, Deputy Chairman of the Council; Hon. Job Izang Ayuba, Leader of the Legislative Arm; Pharm. Gyang Ishaya Samuel, Secretary of the Council Others include Alh. Suleiman Abdullahi Maikano, Director of Personnel Management ; Hon. Sunday Bunu, Chief of Staff to the Chairman; the Director of Finance; Information Officer, among others. In its evaluation report, the Centre revealed that Jos North LGA scored above 70% in the integrity and performance assessment. With that score, Jos North ranked second in Plateau State and emerged among the top 100 Local Government Councils in Nigeria that met the national standard for ethical leadership and service delivery. The Integrity Icon of Nigeria Award is an initiative of The Centre for Ethics and Self Evaluation, a non-governmental organisation aimed at promoting ethical leadership, transparency, and accountability across all tiers of government. The award process involves independent, undercover assessment of public institutions on key parameters including integrity, responsiveness, staff conduct, and impact on citizens. Mercy Kachollom Chuwang, Chief Press Secretary to the Executive Chairman of Jos North Local Government Council June 8, 2026
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He uses every opportunity, no matter how small, on both national and international platforms to speak positively about our beloved Plateau State and the countless opportunities it offers. From our favorable weather and rich cultural heritage to our breathtaking tourist attractions, stunning landscapes, vast arable land with high agricultural yield potential, and abundant mineral resources, he continues to showcase Plateau as a land of promise and endless possibilities. Through his unwavering advocacy and promotion of the state, he is attracting attention, investment, and confidence in Plateau, helping to position it as a preferred destination for tourism, agriculture, business, and sustainable development. His passion for Plateau's growth and prosperity remains truly commendable. The Man, Gov. @CalebMutfwang
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Published and certified Congratulations My Distinguished Prince Simon Mwadkwon, PhD
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