Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang took a significant step in his administration’s mission to rebuild and reposition the state on Monday. He swore in five newly appointed commissioners and inaugurated the governing councils of tertiary institutions. The ceremony at Victoria Gowon Hall in the New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos, underscored the governor’s commitment to good governance, accountability, and transformative leadership.

The newly sworn-in commissioners include Sunday Akpan (Bassa LGA), Joyce Ramnap (Langtang South), Sylvanus Dongtoe (Shendam), Dr. Nicholas Baamlong (Qua’an Pan), and Cornelius Doeyok (Qua’an Pan). Governor Mutfwang charged them to serve with diligence, transparency, and a strong commitment to delivering on his administration’s vision for Plateau State.

“As public servants, you are the face of this government, and the citizens of Plateau State look up to you to uphold the principles of accountability, innovation, and responsiveness,” Mutfwang declared. He emphasized the enormity of the task ahead but expressed confidence in the collective dedication of his team to overcome challenges and achieve the desired transformation.

The governor reiterated his administration’s focus on key areas such as peace and security, infrastructural development, healthcare, education, and good governance. He urged the new commissioners to familiarize themselves with the state’s developmental blueprint and align their efforts with the government’s priorities.

“Beyond executing existing policies, I encourage you to introduce innovative ideas that will accelerate the progress of our dear state. Your expertise, integrity, and dedication to the public good will be instrumental in ensuring that we leave behind a legacy of service and excellence,” Mutfwang stated.

In addition to the commissioners, the governor also inaugurated the governing councils of the state’s tertiary institutions. He tasked the newly appointed chairmen and members with driving reforms in the education sector, emphasizing the need to equip Plateau youths with the skills and knowledge required to compete globally.

“Education is the bedrock of development, and we must ensure that our institutions are centres of excellence, producing graduates who are not only employable but also capable of driving innovation and growth,” Mutfwang said.

The event marked a pivotal moment in Governor Mutfwang’s administration, signalling a renewed focus on governance, development, and service delivery. With the new team in place, the people of Plateau State can look forward to a future defined by progress, innovation, and transformative leadership.