Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to reforming existing laws and strengthening the state’s legal framework in partnership with the Office of the State Attorney General.
Declaring open a three-day capacity-building workshop for members of the Plateau State House of Assembly at the Miango Rest Home in Bassa LGA, the governor said the reforms would boost governance while unlocking opportunities in tourism, economic growth, security, and mineral resource development to complement federal efforts.
The workshop, themed “Improving Service Delivery through Effective and Complementary Legislative Interventions,” is designed to equip lawmakers with the skills, insights, and technical expertise needed for impactful, people-oriented legislative work.
Mutfwang underscored the need for continuous training to keep lawmakers updated on modern legislative practices, commending the cordial working relationship between his administration and the 10th Assembly as vital to delivering tangible benefits for Plateau citizens. He urged legislators to seize the workshop as a “golden opportunity” to sharpen skills, broaden perspectives, and adopt innovative governance approaches.
Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Naanlong Daniel Gapyil, thanked the governor for his support and pledged the Assembly’s readiness to collaborate with the Executive on all matters requiring legislative action. He described the workshop as a platform to share ideas, address challenges, and improve legislative output.
In his goodwill message, former Senate Minority Leader, Senator Simon Mwadkon, praised the initiative and urged lawmakers to sustain cooperation with the Executive for the overall good of the state.
