THE IMMEDIATE PAST COUNCILLORS FORUM OF NIGERIA, PLATEAU STATE CHAPTER WELCOME THE DEFECTION OF GOVERNOR CALEB MANASSEH MUTFWANG TO THE APC
By Our Reporter The Immediate Past Councillors Forum of Nigeria, Plateau State Chapter, extends a resounding welcome to His Excellency, Barr Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, the Executive Governor of Plateau State, as he joins the All Progressive Congress (APC) family.In a statement delivered to the press in Jos, the Chairman of the Forum, Hon. John Dashe hailed the Governor’s defection as a masterstroke that lays to rest the speculation surrounding his political trajectory. The Chairman commended Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, the National Chairman of the APC, for orchestrating a strategic coup that has solidified the party’s grip on the North Central region, therefore, bringing all the North Central Governors to the APC.The Forum urges Governor Mutfwang to view his defection as a new chapter in his illustrious career, one that demands a renewed focus on addressing the myriad challenges facing the state and paving the way for a triumphant 2027 election.
To this end, the Chairman calls on the Governor to prioritize the welfare of the immediate past councillors, fostering a harmonious working relationship that will redound to the benefit of the party and the state as a whole.Akin to this, the Chairman draws attention to the plethora of court cases currently pending before the judiciary, imploring His Excellency, as the leader of the state, to take proactive steps towards resolving these issues and promoting peace and stability.In conclusion, the Chairman assured Governor Mutfwang and the National Chairman of the unwavering loyalty of the immediate past councillors, pledging their collective efforts towards ensuring the party’s victory in the 2027 elections.
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