Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his unwavering commitment to improving security in the state. Speaking after a recent visit to the President, Governor Mutfwang highlighted Tinubu’s concern for Plateau’s safety, especially given the security challenges the state faced just a year ago.
“Our state was in mourning a year ago, but the President’s steadfast efforts in addressing security challenges have yielded positive results,” Mutfwang stated.
During the meeting, the governor provided the President with updates on the progress made in securing Plateau, noting that the state has enjoyed relative peace in recent times. Discussions also touched on other pressing matters affecting the state’s development.
Governor Mutfwang emphasized the state government’s continued focus on strengthening security measures to create a safer environment for residents and investors alike. “We want to reassure our citizens and investors that Plateau State is now a secure and conducive place for growth and development,” he added.
The improved security situation in Plateau is a significant milestone, with both the state and federal governments determined to make criminal activities increasingly difficult to thrive. The governor’s assurance reflects ongoing efforts to restore Plateau’s status as a peaceful and prosperous region.
