Connect with us

News

Jang congratulates Plateau governor-elect, Caleb Mutfwang

editor

Published

on

Jonah Jang

The former Governor of Plateau State Senator Jonah David Jang joins millions of Plateau people to congratulate the Governor-Elect, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang for emerging victorious March 18th governorship election.

This was made known in a statement issued by the Media Consultant to Sen. Jonah David Jang Clinton Garuba on Wednesday.

According to the statement “the attention that the 2023 election received shows that more people are now politically aware and have decided to take their destinies into their hands, especially in choosing those who govern them.

“We must confess that Plateau is endowed with people of character, capacity, will, and strength to further the cause of the state. This keenly contested election had an array of some of Plateau’s finest crop of politicians and now that the people have decided in favour of the PDP, we rejoice with the winner.

“Former Governor Jang is aware that others who participated in the election along with their supporters have mixed feelings but as he has always maintained, Plateau first over personal and provincial pursuits. The wild jubilation which accompanied the announcement of the result of the gubernatorial elections is instructive. Plateau people have had to experience untold hardship to come to terms with the fact of the need for a change to return home to the PDP which has had a tremendous impact on the lives of the people in the past.

“He admonishes the winner and incoming Governor to embrace everyone and bear in mind that he will now be responsible, for the wellbeing of not only his party members and supporters across party divides but for everyone who is on the Plateau.

A lot of sacrifices were made by the Plateau people to give him the mandate to govern over them, some even paid the supreme price with their lives. All these sacrifices were borne out of the passion to see a new Plateau, the incoming governor therefore, cannot afford to fail his people – the Plateau people. As part of his campaign promises, he pledged to carry everyone along irrespective of tribe, religious affiliation, political inclination or other kinds of leanings. The time to prove to the world that he meant every word is now – be magnanimous in victory and be the leader everyone will love to have.

“This mandate is a call to service; a call to take Plateau to higher heights and return the state to the pride of place it once occupied in the nation. This task is onerous but Senator Jang believes that with the support of the people who have placed this burden of leadership Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, the horizon looks bright. He calls on the governor-elect to rise above any primordial sentiments and show leadership qualities of character, trust and capacity, the same which have endeared him to the plateau people. The governor-elect is the man of the moment; all eyes are on him.

“There would be distractions but former Governor Jang urges him to concentrate on working for the good of plateau people to make everyone both in the state and beyond proud. You cannot afford to fail the trust of the people who have given you this mandate, the searchlight is on you, and the dreams of our founding fathers must not be allowed to be extinguished.

“Senator Jang notes with dismay, the attempt by some desperate politician to thwart the will of the people by the crude attempt to rig the elections especially in Jos South and North local government areas where the vigilant youth and women foiled their devilish plans.

“Senator Jang, therefore wish to thank the media on the plateau , the Youth, for their resilience, the entire security agents for their professionalism with special thanks to the Nigeria Police and indeed, the officials of Independent Electoral Commission for their insistence on doing only the right despite the huge pressure that was mounted by the powers that be. Senator Jang salutes your courage.

A new plateau beckons and Barr. Mutfwang is the chief driver of this new move to a greater Plateau; there would be challenges but as he builds bridges of unity, a oneness of purpose and the strong desire to see Plateau State progress, no challenge will stop you.

Senator Dr. Jonah David Jang once more joins Plateau people to rejoice with our Governor-elect and pray that God will endue him with wisdom, knowledge, understanding and the patience to govern justly and with fairness.”

Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

News

“No Big Issue” — Brighton Boss Hürzeler Explains Nigerian Players’ Limited Game Time, Promises Opportunities

info

Published

on

Hurzeler.jpg

Brighton and Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hürzeler has played down concerns over the limited involvement of Nigerian players Femi Azeez and Zadok Yohanna, explaining that adapting to the club’s demanding style of play requires patience and time.

Hürzeler insisted that there were no major concerns surrounding the players’ progress, stressing that some new arrivals naturally need longer to adjust to the intensity and tactical expectations of the Premier League side.

Read Also: Arokodare Plays 90 Minutes As Hajduk Split Edge Ajax

“No big issue. I think we had the topic last press conference, where some players need more time to adapt to the intensity,” Hürzeler said.

The German tactician explained that Brighton’s coaching staff are focused on providing an environment that allows developing players to understand the team’s playing philosophy and physical demands.

“We try to give them the environment where they can adapt to our demands, to how we want to play,” he stated.

Hürzeler noted that the adaptation process varies among players, making it important to avoid rushing those who require additional time before they are ready for competitive action.

“These kinds of players, they might need a little bit longer, but overall there’s not a big issue,” he explained.

The Brighton manager’s comments offer reassurance amid questions about the Nigerians’ limited opportunities, with the club continuing to assess their progress in training.

He stressed that the situation was primarily about adjustment rather than any serious problem requiring intervention.

“It’s just a thing of adapting, and let’s see how fast he will adapt,” Hürzeler added.

The coach also expressed confidence that opportunities would arrive once the necessary adjustments had been made.

“I’m sure that he will make his first minutes for us quite soon,” he declared.

Although Hürzeler’s final assurance referred to a player in the singular, his broader remarks highlighted the importance of giving new arrivals sufficient time to settle into Brighton’s system.

For Hürzeler, patience remains the priority, with the Nigerians’ opportunities dependent on how quickly they adapt to the club’s intensity, tactical demands and playing philosophy.

Continue Reading

Business

NSIB kicks off probe into aircraft door loss incident

info

Published

on

WhatsApp Image 2026 10 16 at 14.13.12 2.jpeg

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has begun an investigation into an incident involving a foreign-registered aircraft operated by Triton Aviation after the airline’s crew reported that a door of the aircraft opened mid-air shortly after taking off from Abuja on Thursday.

The Challenger 604 aircraft, with registration number T7-SEI, departed the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on Thursday for Lagos.

It was about three nautical miles from the airport, climbing through 3,500 feet, when its crew declared a Mayday emergency, according to the NSIB.

The aircraft returned to Abuja and landed safely on Runway 22 at 16:34 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), with nine people on board, comprising three crew members and six passengers.

In a statement issued Friday and signed by its director-general and CEO, Alex Badeh Jr., the NSIB said it recovered the missing door and secured it at its wreckage hangar.

“The bureau has commenced its investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the occurrence,” the statement said.

PT WHATSAPP CHANNEL
Dangote Refinery AD

PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that the aircraft’s crew declared a Mayday emergency after reporting that a door had opened during flight shortly after take-off.

Airport fire, rescue personnel and medical teams were placed on standby while air traffic controllers directed the aircraft back to Abuja.

The aircraft landed safely, and the air traffic controller subsequently observed that the door was missing from the fuselage.

A video circulating on social media also appears to show the missing door. In the footage, an unidentified man said farmers had found the object while returning from their farm in the Abuja area.

The NSIB said its investigation will establish the circumstances surrounding the incident, including what caused the door to detach and the sequence of events during the flight.

The aircraft is registered in San Marino, a small European country surrounded by Italy, according to the NSIB statement.

The bureau said it will provide further updates as the investigation progresses.


Discover more from Premium Times Nigeria

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Continue Reading

Trending