In a resolute address to a massive crowd of supporters gathered outside the Deputy governor’s residence in Jos today, Plateau State Governor Barrister Caleb Mutfwang urged the people of Plateau State to maintain their faith and composure following a recent Court of Appeal ruling against some Federal legislators from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Governor Mutfwang, who just returned from the United States of America, emphasized his unwavering confidence in the justice system. He assured the citizens that any perceived wrongs would be rectified in the upcoming judgments.
He also called upon the people not to make derogatory remarks against judicial officers in the wake of the Court of Appeal decisions, highlighting that these setbacks were only temporary. He expressed his belief that justice would ultimately be served, reaffirming the mandate freely given to the PDP by the Plateau people.
The Governor extended his gratitude to the citizens of Plateau State for their overwhelming support, stressing that the state belonged to all and urging his supporters to trust in God, who he believed was responsible for their victory and would continue to safeguard it.
“I trust that justice would be served because we didn’t rob anybody of their mandate,” he said.
Governor Mutfwang underlined that his recent trip to the United States aimed to attract investment and opportunities for the state. He expressed optimism that these efforts, by the grace of God, would yield results in the near future.
The Governor also reiterated his administration’s commitment to improving the living standards of all Plateau citizens and dismissed any baseless allegations of bias against individuals of different faiths or tribes. He announced that the distribution of fertilizers to farmers across the state would commence soon, demonstrating his dedication to the well-being of the people.