Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang is not losing sleep over the N300 billion debt his administration inherited from the Lalong administration and the security challenges facing the North Central state. He spoke on how he will chart a new course for the state while receiving a proposal for a four-year strategic development plan from a group of technocrats in Jos, the state capital. KOLADE ADEYEMI reports.
Plateau State Governor Mutfwang has reiterated that he will not be deterred by the challenges he inherited from his predecessor, Simeon Bako Lalong of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The governor said the challenges confronting the state in various sectors are quite intimidating but that he is determined to succeed despite all the odds.
He spoke when he received the report of the transition committee in Jos, the state capital.
The governor said: “Throughout the campaign, we were under the impression that our debt burden was around N200 billion. Today, it is quite worrisome to hear that is over N300 billion. But, by the grace of God, the challenges we are confronted with are not insurmountable.
