Plateau state governor-elect, Caleb Mutfwang, has said that his administration will build a “new Plateau” with equal opportunities, children, regardless of their background can achieve their dreams. Mutfwang stated this on Saturday in a message to mark the 2023 Children’s Day in Jos, the state capital.
The statement signed by Bere Gyang,
Special Assistant to the governor-elect on Media, congratulated children on their special day.
Mutfwang who is expected to be sworn in on May 29, promised that he will create a conducive environment for children to pursue their dreams and aspirations to enable them contribute to the development of the state and the country as a whole.
The statement described children as “special gifts from God, who deserve distinctive parental and societal support to enable them climb to the top of their chosen careers.”
He called on parents to provide care, encouragement, support and ensure that they train their children “to grow in the way of the Lord so that they can impact the society meaningfully.”
Mutfwang said his policy thrust which is premised on “The time is now” seeks to reinvigorate the educational sector and ensure optimal performance of children for the realisation of a progressive Plateau.
