Caleb Mutfwang will restore Plateau’s lost glory, says PDP chieftain
Plateau electorates have been enjoined to vote the 2023 governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Caleb Mutfwang.
A PDP chieftain in the state, Gyang Zi, said in a statement issued in Jos on Sunday that a vote for PDP was a vote for transformation, peace and security.
“Give Mutfwang the support that will ensure his victory at the main election for the state to witness transformation and development,” Mr Zi said.
The party chieftain said, “Since PDP left power in 2015, there has been a search for someone who will work towards regaining the lost glory of the state.”
The lawyer said Mr Mutfwang would carry along every segment of the state, irrespective of their ethnicity, religion and social inclination.
According to Zi, Plateau is in dire need of a competent, credible and visionary leader like Mutfwang, who will overcome the numerous challenges bedevilling the state such as insecurity, economic hardship and infrastructural decay.
(NAN)
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