Caleb Mutfwang, the Plateau State Governor has reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to running a transparent, accountable, and all-inclusive government, aimed at delivering good governance and quality services to the people.
Governor Mutfwang stated this on Wednesday during the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Multi-Stakeholders Roundtable and Sensitisation Workshop, held at the Banquet Hall of the New Government House in Little Rayfield, Jos.
Highlighting the OGP’s core objective of meeting citizens’ expectations through democratic dividends, Governor Mutfwang renewed his campaign promise to provide quality governance to the people of Plateau.
“We are actively creating opportunities for investors to participate in the state’s development, ensuring transparency in all transactions. Additionally, we are exploring strategies to leverage our agricultural assets for the benefit of the state,” Governor Mutfwang stated.
The governor also announced plans to revive and reconstruct legacy projects such as the Hill Station Hotel, Plateau Hotel, and Jos Abattoir, to improve living standards and boost revenue for further economic development.
Acknowledging the need for transparency and accountability in externally funded developmental projects inherited, Governor Mutfwang assured that thorough reviews would be conducted to ensure value for money and benefit for the people.
Manji Wilson, Plateau state Chief Technical Adviser on Development Partnerships and Diaspora Coordination as well as Point of Contact, emphasized the pivotal role of the OGP in Plateau’s development and commended Governor Mutfwang’s unwavering advocacy for transparency, accountability, and inclusiveness.
Also addressing the participants, Gad Shamaki, the Executive Director of the CLEEN Foundation lauded Plateau State’s commitment to the OGP and praised Governor Mutfwang’s transparent and accountable governance.
He also applauded the appointment of innovative youths and women in key roles, to drive the agenda of transparency and accountability forward.
Shamaki noted that Plateau State has gone through a lot in terms of insecurity and praised the courage of Governor Mutfwang in changing the narratives.
