…vows Inclusive Peace Process for Plateau
Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, has received a comprehensive report from the Senator Joshua Dariye-led Strategic Committee, saying it will guide dialogue and interventions on the state’s security and socio-political challenges.
The report was submitted at the Old Government House, Rayfield, Jos, on Monday. The committee was set up after Plateau’s delegation met with President Bola Tinubu in Abuja.
Governor Mutfwang described the document as a “strategic roadmap” for addressing insecurity and fostering unity.
“Mr. President has a genuine concern for Plateau State. That is why he gave us clear marching orders to reignite and reinvigorate the search for lasting peace on the Plateau,” the Governor said.
He noted that the committee was constituted to harmonize issues from the presidential visit, develop an engagement agenda with the Presidency, and recommend sustainable measures for peace and development.
Mutfwang added that the report would be presented to a broader stakeholders’ assembly to ensure all groups are included.
“Those who accompanied us to the Presidential Villa do not represent the entirety of Plateau. We must create an enabling environment where every interest group has a voice,” he said.
The Governor commended traditional, political, religious, and community leaders for sustaining dialogue “in an atmosphere of mutual respect rather than confrontation.”
Earlier, Senator Dariye said the committee produced a two-volume report with detailed analyses, findings, and practical recommendations for government action.
Mutfwang Receives Dariye-Led Committee Report
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