Plateau State Governor Calls for Righteousness in Nation-Building

At the interdenominational church service marking Nigeria's 66th Independence anniversary held at Baptist Church, Nassarawa Gwom, Jos, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, the Governor of Plateau State, underscored that nation-building requires human wisdom, public policy, divine guidance, and a commitment to righteousness.

Represented by his deputy, Ngo Josephine Piyo, Mutfwang reflected on Nigeria's journey since independence, acknowledging the economic challenges, insecurity, and social tensions faced. He noted that despite these difficulties, Nigeria remains united, blessed with resources, and resilient.

The governor highlighted the creativity of the youth, the dedication of security personnel, and the wisdom of traditional institutions as vital to the nation's endurance. He urged that the Church must engage with societal challenges and promote values of truth, justice, and responsible citizenship.

Mutfwang reiterated the need for collaboration between the government and the Church to achieve a secure, united, and prosperous Plateau State, aligning with his administration's policy agenda focused on peace, security, good governance, and sustainable economic development.