Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has sworn in five newly appointed commissioners and inaugurated members of the governing council for the state’s tertiary institutions. The event took place at the Little Ray Field Government House, where the governor emphasized that these appointments were made based on the appointees’ outstanding records of excellence, integrity, and dedication to public service.
Speaking after the ceremony, Governor Mutfwang reminded the new commissioners that their roles were responsibilities, not privileges. He urged them to serve with transparency, accountability, and diligence as they implement government policies. Mutfwang emphasized that their collective efforts would be key in delivering the administration's goals, particularly in terms of promoting democracy, innovation, and efficient service delivery.
The governor also called on the commissioners to align their work with the administration's vision, which includes prioritizing peace, security, infrastructure development, healthcare, and education. He highlighted that their expertise and commitment to public service would be essential in overcoming challenges and achieving the administration’s objectives.
Regarding education, Mutfwang particularly focused on the role of the newly inaugurated Governing Council of Tertiary Institutions in the state. He stated that education was central to his government’s development agenda. The council’s mandate is to reform Plateau’s tertiary institutions, ensuring they provide the skills and knowledge needed for youth to thrive in a global economy.
The governor further stressed that the newly appointed council members were selected for their vast knowledge and experience, and he urged them to bring their expertise to improve the state’s educational institutions. He expressed confidence that through their collective dedication, the institutions could become centers of excellence.
Governor Mutfwang concluded his remarks by reminding all appointees that they were chosen to serve with distinction. He encouraged them to remain focused on their duties, stating that their actions would help shape a Plateau State marked by accountability, progress, and the well-being of all its citizens.