Governor Mutfwang declared that “the Time Is Now” to deepen the commitment to peace, strengthen institutions, accelerate development and deliver purposeful leadership to every corner of Plateau State, urging the appointees to translate the administration’s shared vision into visible progress for the people. Speaking on behalf of the appointees, the Chairman of the Plateau State House of Assembly Service Commission, Rt. Hon. Titus Alams, expressed gratitude to the Governor for the confidence reposed in them, assuring him that they would not take the opportunity to serve for granted. “Your Excellency, thank you for believing in us,” he said, adding that the appointees understood that their contributions to the administration would form part of the legacy of its tenure. Alams also appreciated the state party chairman, the Secretary to the Government of the State, the Head of Service and the Speaker of the Plateau State House of Assembly, as well as the spouses and families of the appointees for their support. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State. 27th October,2026.

GOVERNOR MUTFWANG CHARGES NEW APPOINTEES ON INTEGRITY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND SERVICE TO PLATEAU The Governor of Plateau State has congratulated the newly appointed Chairman and member of the Plateau State House of Assembly Commission, as well as the newly appointed Special Advisers and Honorary Advisers, describing their appointments as a call to greater responsibility and service to the people. He noted that the appointments recognise personal credibility, past contributions to the state and the confidence reposed in the appointees by their communities. He expressed optimism that their experience and expertise would strengthen governance, improve policy formulation and implementation, and broaden consultation within the administration. The Governor charged the appointees to uphold the administration’s core values of integrity, transparency, accountability, inclusiveness, discipline and service to humanity. He emphasised that their recommendations must be timely, evidence-based and guided by the overall interest of Plateau State. He further urged them to demonstrate initiative and professionalism by translating ideas into practical proposals that deliver tangible results. He also highlighted the importance of communicating the government’s achievements to the public and maintaining meaningful engagement with citizens to ensure that their feedback informs better decisions. Reaffirming his administration’s commitment to doing more for Plateau State, the Governor stressed that governance extends beyond activities in government offices to include building strong connections with the people. He wished the appointees successful tenures and called on their families to support them as they take on the responsibility of contributing to the development of the state. Together, let us continue to work for the progress and prosperity of Plateau State.

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STRENGTHENING OUR TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS, PROMOTING UNITY AND ADVANCING DEVELOPMENT ACROSS PLATEAU STATE On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, I had the honour of installing His Royal Highness, Miskagam Jerome Goewam Leklat II, as the new Long Pan of Pan Chiefdom and presenting him with the Staff of Office at the Ba’ap Mini Stadium in Qua’an-Pan Local Government Area. This historic occasion represents more than the installation of a traditional ruler. It marks the restoration of a cherished institution, the preservation of our cultural heritage and the reaffirmation of the common identity that has united the people of Pan for generations. Since the inception of our administration, we have remained committed to restoring, strengthening and repositioning traditional institutions across Plateau State. We recognise their invaluable contributions to governance, peacebuilding, cultural preservation and community development. I commend the people of Pan Chiefdom, the traditional council and the royal family for demonstrating maturity, unity and respect for due process throughout the transition following the passing of the late Long Pan, His Royal Highness, Miskagam Emmanuel Dabang, on May 8, 2025. In my address to the new Long Pan, I urged him to embrace his responsibilities with wisdom, humility, fairness and courage. Leadership must always be about service, inclusion and the collective well-being of the people. I reminded His Royal Highness that his reign must be defined by the ability to unite rather than divide, to heal rather than reopen old wounds, and to build bridges wherever differences exist. I also reiterated the important role of our traditional rulers in strengthening community relations, providing credible local intelligence and working closely with security agencies. The security of our communities remains a collective responsibility, and we must continue to work together to protect lives and property across Plateau State. Beyond strengthening our traditional institutions, our administration remains committed to addressing the challenges affecting our communities, including drug abuse, insecurity and the indiscriminate leasing of ancestral lands for mining activities. We are developing measures to ensure that mineral resources are responsibly managed and that host communities, legitimate landowners and all relevant levels of government derive appropriate benefits while safeguarding our environment. I also used the occasion to reaffirm our commitment to accelerating infrastructure development across the Southern Senatorial Zone. We are determined to complete the 61-kilometre Dokan Tofa–Ba’ap–Kurgwi and Jibam–Dokan Kasuwa Roads and improve access to reliable electricity across the Southern Zone. These investments are essential to unlocking the economic potential of our communities, stimulating commerce, supporting businesses, creating opportunities and improving the standard of living of our people. As part of our continued commitment to development, I also commissioned the remodelled Long Pan’s Palace and the newly constructed Snakebite Treatment Centre in Doemak, Qua’an-Pan Local Government Area. These projects reflect our determination to strengthen traditional institutions while expanding access to essential services that directly improve the lives of our people. I congratulate His Royal Highness, Miskagam Jerome Goewam Leklat II, on his ascension to the revered throne of Long Pan. I trust that his reign will usher in a new chapter of peace, justice, unity and sustainable development for the people. Our vision remains clear: to build a peaceful, united and prosperous Plateau State where every community is empowered, every citizen is valued and development reaches every corner of our State. Together, we will continue to strengthen the institutions that preserve our heritage, build the infrastructure that connects our communities and create opportunities that secure a better future for generations to come.

HEIPANG INLAND DRY PORT: UNLOCKING PLATEAU STATE’S ECONOMIC POTENTIAL The journey to making the Heipang Inland Dry Port a reality marks a significant milestone in Plateau State’s drive towards economic growth, investment, and prosperity. A legacy project gazetted in 2006, the facility is now taking a major step towards fulfilling its promise under a new investment partnership. Strategically located near the airport, railway line, and road network, the facility is positioned to become a major logistics and trade hub, serving Plateau State, North-Central Nigeria, and beyond. Its potential is further strengthened by emerging industrial activities in the area, including agro-processing initiatives and export-oriented ventures. Beyond its infrastructure, the Inland Dry Port represents opportunities for job creation, private-sector investment, improved trade facilitation, and expanded economic opportunities for Plateau’s people. With the Plateau State Government committed to creating an enabling environment for investors and supporting the project’s development, the focus now shifts from this milestone to the full commencement of operations and the long-term benefits it can deliver. This is more than the revival of a legacy project; it is a step towards positioning Plateau State as a strategic destination for commerce, logistics, and industrial development.

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GOVERNOR MUTFWANG TO PARTNER WITH FIRST BANK TO BOOST PLATEAU ECONOMY Plateau State Governor, His Excellency, Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has called for deeper collaboration between the Plateau State Government and First Bank of Nigeria to accelerate economic development, particularly in agriculture, mining, energy and rural development. The Governor made the call when the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of First Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu, paid a courtesy visit to the Governor at the New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos. Intimating Governor Mutfwang on progress made so far, Alebiosu said the bank was interested in supporting agriculture and rural development in Plateau State, while exploring opportunities in energy, including solar power and power plants, as part of efforts to stimulate economic development. He said the bank was also willing to support the mining sector and other productive activities, stressing that sustainable economic development required a strong partnership between government and the private sector. “It is partnership and we need to get those things done,” noting that while investments in areas such as power generation could be driven by the private sector, government had a critical role in creating the enabling environment for businesses to thrive. The First Bank MD, who commended the Governor for the initiatives being undertaken despite the security challenges confronting the state, said the bank was determined to deepen its relationship with Plateau and contribute to economic empowerment. He disclosed that First Bank has 11 branches located in Plateau State, urging the state to give the bank the opportunity to do more in supporting its economic aspirations. Responding, Governor Mutfwang commended First Bank for its transformation over the years, describing the development as evidence that innovation and a willingness to embrace change could produce remarkable results. Mutfwang further challenged First Bank to consider immortalising the historic legacy of its Terminus branch, which he said was associated with the banking history of former British Prime Minister, John Major. The Governor also urged the bank to deepen its relationship with Plateau communities, particularly through support for microfinance institutions, saying this would help expand access to financial services, expertise and guarantees for people at the grassroots. Governor Mutfwang recalled the bank's contributions to Plateau, including its corporate social responsibility intervention for patients at the Jos University Teaching Hospital, and encouraged the institution to make such interventions more sustainable. He said the state was ready to strengthen its partnership with First Bank, but expressed concern over the difficulty of accessing affordable developmental financing, particularly for agriculture and infrastructure. “We can't expect upscale production as a nation if we are not able to provide the right financing structure for agriculture,” the Governor said, stressing the need to move beyond consumption to production and processing. Governor Mutfwang expressed hope that First Bank, through its participation in the Bankers’ Committee and other platforms, would contribute to developing financing mechanisms capable of supporting increased production, processing and economic growth in Plateau State. Gyang Bere, PhD Director of Press and Public Affairs to the Executive Governor of Plateau State. 8th October ,2026.

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66 YEARS OF NIGERIA: RENEWING OUR FAITH IN THE NIGERIAN PROJECT As we commemorate Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary, I join the people of Plateau State and Nigerians everywhere in reflecting on our journey as a nation and renewing our faith in the promise of a peaceful, united and prosperous Nigeria. Our history reminds us that nation-building is a responsibility passed from one generation to another. Despite the challenges before us, our strength remains in our collective determination to rise above our differences and build a country where every Nigerian has a sense of belonging and the opportunity to thrive. On the Plateau, our administration remains committed to peace, security, justice and inclusive development. I deeply appreciate the resilience, patience and patriotism of our people as we continue working together towards the Plateau of our dreams. In the spirit of this anniversary, and following due consultation with the State Advisory Council on the Prerogative of Mercy, I have granted absolute pardon to 130 inmates, while the death sentences of four inmates have been commuted to life imprisonment. As we celebrate 66 years of independence, may we honour the sacrifices of our heroes past by playing our part in building a stronger nation for generations to come. Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. God bless Plateau State. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang Executive Governor of Plateau State

GOVERNOR MUTFWANG HIGHLIGHTS PLATEAU AGRICULTURE, ENERGY AS POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR EUROPEAN INVESTORS Plateau State Governor, His Excellency , Caleb Manasseh Mutwang, Esq, has called for a new phase of partnership between Plateau State and the European Union, anchored on mutual benefit, investment and the exchange of greater opportunities. The Governor made the call on Tuesday, September 29,2026 while hosting the Ambassador of the European Union to Nigeria, His Excellency Gautier Mignot, to a state dinner at the Banquet Hall of the New Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos. Speaking on the backdrop of the Ambassador's engagements with key institutions in the State, Governor Mutfwang said Plateau was prepared to deepen its relationship with Europe while also positioning its agricultural, energy, educational and cultural assets for international partnerships. The Governor identified agriculture as one of the sectors where Plateau could build a stronger international partnership, drawing attention to the State's diverse agricultural products and its capacity for expanded production. "We believe that there are many things that we can offer Europe as land for agriculture becomes more scarce in Europe. You can be sure that Africa is just beginning investments in agriculture," Governor Mutfwang said. He said the emerging relationship should be driven by mutual respect and shared interests, rather than a one-sided expectation of assistance. Governor Mutfwang introduced the EU Ambassador to acha, one of Plateau's indigenous cereals, after observing his appreciation of the meal. He also called for livestock and dairy production as another area with significant potential, noting that Nigeria continues to spend substantial resources importing dairy products despite the opportunities for local production. Beyond agriculture, the Governor placed energy development high on the partnership agenda, expressing appreciation for the European Union's collaboration in exploring energy solutions for health institutions across the State. He specifically called for the actualisation of the 5-megawatt hydropower project at Assop Falls, supported through UNIDO, saying Plateau looked forward to seeing the project come on stream. "We hope that we will see that come on stream as soon as possible," Mutfwang said. He said Plateau had commenced preparations to develop the sector and expressed the State's desire to benefit from European experience and technology in moving towards modern livestock management. "We hope that with your own experience we will leap from where we are into the mechanized stage of livestock management," he said. Governor Mutfwang further urged the EU diplomatic community to look beyond Nigeria's major commercial centres and explore Plateau State, recalling earlier and potential European partnerships in agriculture and industry. Responding, EU Ambassador His Excellency Gautier Mignot, expressed appreciation to Governor Mutfwang for the hospitality extended to him, describing his first visit to Plateau as an experience that had left a strong impression. "I was very curious to see it firsthand when I heard a lot about the wonderful weather of Plateau State and beautiful landscapes. And I must say I haven't been disappointed at all," the Ambassador said. He, however, singled out the hospitality of the people as one of the most striking aspects of his visit. "But the hospitality of the people of Plateau State, I think, is what impressed me most in the last three to four hours," he said. The Ambassador also commended Governor Mutfwang's detailed knowledge of the partnership between Plateau State and the European Union, saying he was impressed by the Governor's understanding of the various areas of cooperation. "I was very much impressed that His Excellency was fully knowledgeable about our partnership, much more than ours, by the way," Mignot remarked.

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