For the past two years, Plateau State has been laying the foundation for a new agricultural future, building critical infrastructure, creating an enabling environment, developing the right policies, and putting effective implementation strategies in place. Now, the journey enters a new phase: one that is organized, focused, and deliberate. Governor Caleb Mutfwang's administration is taking a comprehensive approach to agriculture by strengthening every link in the value chain, from production to processing and market access. Through the establishment of the Plateau Commodities Marketing Company (PLACOM), efforts are underway to ensure that farmers no longer struggle to find buyers for their produce. The goal is clear: connect Plateau farmers to viable markets, create sustainable opportunities, increase incomes, and unlock the full potential of the state's agricultural sector. The opportunities are vast, the foundation has been laid, and the future of agriculture in Plateau State is bright. #TheTimeIsNow #whathasmutfwangevendone

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

PLATEAU, NAMIBIA MOVE TO SEAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP ON TOURISM, MINING AND LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT The Government of Plateau State and the Republic of Namibia have commenced high-level discussions aimed at establishing a strategic partnership in tourism, mining, wildlife conservation, livestock development, and intra-African trade. Plateau State Governor, His Excellency Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, on Wednesday, May 28, 2026, hosted the Namibian High Commissioner to Nigeria, H.E. Walde Natangwe Ndevashiya, at the New Government House, Rayfield, Jos. The diplomatic engagement, which attracted top government officials and stakeholders despite the public holiday, underscored Plateau State’s growing emergence as a destination for international collaboration and investment under the “Time Is Now” administration of Governor Mutfwang. Speaking during the courtesy visit, the Namibian High Commissioner commended Governor Mutfwang and members of his cabinet for their exceptional commitment to governance and public service. “I did not expect to meet such a large gathering of leaders, especially on a public holiday when many would ordinarily be with their families. Your presence here is a strong demonstration of commitment to service, and we are impressed by what we have seen,” the High Commissioner stated. He described Plateau State as “a true home of peace and tourism,” while praising the state’s hospitality, serene climate, and vast tourism potential. The envoy disclosed that the visit followed directives from the President of Namibia, Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, after discussions with former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo during activities marking the first anniversary of her administration earlier this year. According to him, Namibia is seeking stronger relationships with Nigerian states, particularly in areas critical to economic diversification and continental integration. “We are here to move from rhetoric to action. Africa must begin to trade meaningfully with itself. Plateau State and Namibia can lead that process through practical cooperation in mining, tourism, wildlife development, agriculture, and the creative economy,” he said. The High Commissioner further revealed that Namibia is considering expanding its premium beef export market to Nigeria, noting that the country already exports high-quality beef products to Europe and the United States. He also highlighted Namibia’s globally recognised expertise in wildlife conservation and fisheries, pledging technical cooperation that could support Plateau State’s ongoing efforts to revitalise its tourism and livestock sectors. In his remarks, Governor Caleb Mutfwang described the visit as a significant diplomatic milestone that aligns with his administration’s vision of repositioning Plateau State as a hub for investment, tourism, and economic growth. The Governor recalled his visit to Namibia in 2012, which exposed him to the country’s globally acclaimed wildlife conservation model and inspired his administration’s renewed commitment to rehabilitating Plateau State’s wildlife park and tourism assets. “When we began to think seriously about rebuilding and enhancing our wildlife park, Namibia naturally came to mind because of the remarkable success they have achieved in conservation and tourism,” the Governor stated, expressing optimism that the partnership would yield tangible economic benefits for both parties. Governor Mutfwang stressed the importance of African nations strengthening economic ties through intra-African trade, local industrial capacity, and strategic partnerships capable of reducing overdependence on foreign economies. “Africa has enough capacity and resources to build prosperous economies if we look inward and mobilise our strengths effectively. Plateau State is ready to lead the pace in building stronger economic and cultural ties between Nigeria and Namibia,” the Governor declared.

GOVERNOR MUTFWANG FELICITATES MUSLIM UMMAH ON EID-EL-KABIR, CALLS FOR UNITY, PEACE, AND SACRIFICE The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has joined numerous well-wishers and associates in extending heartfelt congratulations to the Muslim Ummah in Plateau State, Nigeria, and across the world on the joyous occasion of the 2026 Eid-el-Kabir celebration. In a goodwill message, Governor Mutfwang described Eid-el-Kabir as a sacred season that symbolizes faith, sacrifice, obedience, and complete submission to the will of Almighty God, as exemplified in the teachings and values of the Islamic faith. The Governor noted that the enduring lessons of Eid-el-Kabir remain highly relevant in promoting peace, tolerance, compassion, selflessness, and harmonious coexistence among people of diverse backgrounds. He urged citizens to embrace the spirit of sacrifice, love, and collective responsibility in order to strengthen unity, peaceful coexistence, and sustainable development across Plateau State. Governor Mutfwang reaffirmed the commitment of his administration to religious harmony, inclusiveness, justice, and equal opportunities for all citizens irrespective of ethnic, religious, or political affiliations. According to him, Plateau State under his leadership will continue to provide an enabling environment where every citizen can freely practice his or her faith and pursue legitimate business activities in peace, mutual respect, and obedience to the law. He expressed deep appreciation to the Muslim community in Plateau State for their continued prayers, support, and cooperation with his administration. The Governor acknowledged the important role of religion in promoting moral values, social cohesion, tolerance, and national development, assuring that his government remains committed to fairness, equity, and people-oriented governance. Governor Mutfwang also expressed satisfaction with the conduct of Muslim pilgrims from Plateau State currently performing the Hajj pilgrimage in Makkah. He commended them for representing the state with dignity and exemplary conduct and encouraged them to continue praying for the peace, unity, and prosperity of Plateau State and Nigeria. The Governor further called on Muslim faithful to use the solemn occasion of Eid-el-Kabir to offer fervent prayers for enduring peace, security, unity, and stability in Plateau State and the country at large. He also appealed to citizens to remember the less privileged, widows, orphans, and vulnerable persons during the celebration, stressing that the true essence of Eid-el-Kabir is reflected in love, generosity, sacrifice, and compassion toward one another. On behalf of the Deputy Governor, the Government, and the peace-loving people of Plateau State, Governor Mutfwang extended warm felicitations to the Muslim Ummah on the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir and prayed for renewed commitment to unity, mutual understanding, and peaceful coexistence. He wished all Muslim faithful a joyful, peaceful, and spiritually rewarding celebration. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State 27th May,2026.

PLATEAU STATE REPOSITIONED AS ENERGY HUB WITH ASSOP FALLS HYDRO POWER PROJECT The “Time Is Now” administration under the leadership of His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has taken another bold step toward industrializing Plateau State and addressing longstanding energy challenges with the presentation of the official feasibility study report for the proposed 2.4-megawatt Small Hydro Power Project at Assop Falls by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). The feasibility report was presented to the Executive Governor, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, alongside the Deputy Governor, Ngo Josephine Piyo and government officials on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the New Government House, Rayfield, Jos, marking a significant milestone in the administration’s efforts to reposition Plateau State as a hub for sustainable energy, industrial growth, and economic transformation. Speaking during the presentation, Governor Mutfwang described the project as a strategic intervention capable of transforming the economic fortunes of the state through stable electricity supply for industries, agro-processing, and productive enterprises. He disclosed that the Plateau State Government has already committed over ₦1.5 billion toward the initiative. The Governor further revealed that UNIDO has pledged additional support of approximately $2 million toward the project, which has an estimated total cost of about $6 million. According to him, the hydro power initiative represents more than electricity generation; it embodies a broader vision to position Plateau State as a net producer and supplier of energy within the region. “Generating 2.4 megawatts of electricity is no small achievement. It can power industries and stimulate economic growth,” Governor Mutfwang stated, adding that, “Our ambition is to become a net seller of energy.” He noted that the ongoing deregulation of Nigeria’s electricity sector has created new opportunities for states willing to invest in energy infrastructure. Governor Mutfwang also highlighted ongoing reforms and institutional strengthening within the energy sector, including efforts to reposition the Plateau State Electricity Regulatory Commission and the Plateau State Energy Corporation to drive innovation, improve regulation, and encourage private sector participation in power generation and distribution. The Governor further disclosed that his administration has commenced discussions with investors interested in establishing solar panel manufacturing facilities in Plateau State, while also exploring opportunities to revive and optimize the capacity of the historic NESCO power facility. According to him, “NESCO can generate close to 30 megawatts once fully restored with the right investments.” He explained that the combination of hydro and solar energy initiatives being pursued by the administration is aimed at ending persistent power outages, accelerating industrialization, and expanding economic opportunities not only within Plateau State but also across neighbouring communities and states. Governor Mutfwang directed relevant government agencies to immediately engage with UNIDO on six identified priority areas of collaboration, particularly in energy, agriculture, industrial development, environmental sustainability, and value-chain development. He assured the organization of the state government’s commitment to fast-track implementation of the project. Earlier, the UNIDO Country Representative, Albert Abaka Johnson, commended Governor Mutfwang for what he described as exemplary leadership in security management, infrastructural development, economic growth, and inclusive industrialization. Johnson noted that the project aligns with UNIDO’s mandate under Sustainable Development Goal 9 and expressed optimism that the hydro power project, which is also supported by the European Union, would be completed within 24 months once implementation begins.

CHILDREN’S DAY: GOVERNOR MUTFWANG CELEBRATES PLATEAU AND NIGERIAN CHILDREN, PROMISES QUALITY EDUCATION, BRIGHT FUTURE, AND STRONG MORAL VALUES The Executive Governor of Plateau State, His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has joined millions of Nigerians in celebrating children in Plateau State and across the country on the joyous occasion of the 2026 Children’s Day celebration. In a heartfelt congratulatory message, Governor Mutfwang described children as the greatest treasure of every society and the foundation upon which a peaceful, prosperous, and progressive future is built. He reaffirmed his administration’s unwavering commitment to nurturing bright minds, building promising futures, and providing sound, quality, and affordable education capable of preparing children for global competitiveness in an ever-evolving world. The Governor emphasized that no child in Plateau State should be denied access to education, stressing that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and realize his or her full potential. He noted that his administration remains committed to promoting inclusive and quality education, while intensifying efforts to combat school dropout, bullying, child labour, child trafficking, and all forms of abuse that threaten the future, dignity, and wellbeing of children. Governor Mutfwang further assured that the Child Rights Act, as domesticated in Plateau State, remains a critical framework for safeguarding the rights, welfare, dignity, and protection of every child. According to him, the law also serves as a moral guide for building a peaceful, healthy, disciplined, and value-driven society. He stated that his administration will continue to invest strategically in the education sector through improved learning infrastructure, teacher development, digital innovation, expanded access to quality education, and policies designed to promote the intellectual, moral, and social development of children across the state. The Governor stressed that beyond academic excellence, children must also be nurtured with enduring moral values, discipline, integrity, compassion, patriotism, and the fear of God in accordance with the true teachings of faith and universally accepted principles that promote responsible living, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence. Governor Mutfwang encouraged parents, guardians, teachers, religious leaders, and other stakeholders to continue working together in shaping the character and future of children, noting that the destiny of every society depends largely on how well it nurtures and prepares its younger generation. He further assured Plateau children that his administration will continue to create opportunities and provide an enabling environment where every child, irrespective of background, can dream, learn, grow, and achieve his or her God-given potential. On behalf of the Government and the peace-loving people of Plateau State, Governor Mutfwang congratulated all children on the occasion of Children’s Day and prayed for God’s guidance, protection, wisdom, and abundant blessings upon them as they grow into responsible leaders and worthy ambassadors of Plateau State and Nigeria. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State 27th May,2026.

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I convened a strategic meeting with distinguished leaders and former Governors of Plateau State on Tuesday at the Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos. The meeting deliberated extensively on matters concerning the well-being, welfare, progress, and overall prosperity of the people of Plateau State. The high-level engagement critically reviewed the prevailing security situation, particularly the recent violent attacks in rural communities across the state. Discussions were focused on fostering sustainable peace, strengthening unity, and promoting harmonious coexistence among all residents. The leaders collectively resolved to pursue justice for all and to establish robust frameworks that reflect the enduring courage, discipline, hospitality and patriotism of the Plateau people within the Nigerian project. Emphasis was also placed on rebuilding fractured relationships and restoring trust, with the aim of reinforcing Plateau State’s longstanding identity as the Home of Peace and Prosperity.