Plateau Govt Constitutes Sub-Committee To Harmonise Presidential Interaction

The Plateau State Government has constituted a high-powered Sub-Committee to harmonise issues canvassed during the recent interaction with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Governor Caleb Mutfwang, while inaugurating the committee at the Twin Theatre, New Government House, Rayfield, Jos, said the initiative was aimed at articulating a coordinated framework for future engagements with the Presidency and other relevant Federal Government institutions in the overall interest of the state, according to the statement issued by the state commissioner for Information and Communication, Rt. Hon. Joyce Ramnap. The statement  added that the chairperson of the committee is Chief Joshua Dariye.

At the same time, the other members are Pauline Tallen, Sheikh Ghazali Ismail Adam, Bishop Jwan Zumbes, and Hon. Sani Muazu.

Other members, according to the statement, are Rev. Gideon Para Malla, Hon. Sani Suleiman Maigoro, Barr. Panmak Lere, Mrs Esther Gonda and Dr Sumaya Hamza.

The statement also added that the committee will be assisted by Dr Julie Sanda and Dr Joseph Lenmang, who will serve as the Secretariat. Governor Caleb Mutfwang mandated the committee to harmonise issues and concerns raised during the interaction with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and to develop a comprehensive agenda for future discussions and engagements with the Presidency and relevant Federal Government agencies.

According to the statement, the terms of reference of the committee includes, identify priority areas requiring Federal Government intervention and collaboration, recommend strategic measures aimed at promoting peace, unity, security, social cohesion, and sustainable development in the State, ‎liaise with relevant stakeholders to ensure inclusiveness and broad-based consultations in the discharge of its assignment and submit a detailed report and recommendations to the government within (7) seven days from the date of inauguration. ‎

‎She added that the State Government expressed confidence in the committee members’ capacity, experience, and commitment and urged them to diligently discharge the responsibilities entrusted to them in the overall interest of the State. ‎

‎”This development further buttresses the commitment of the Caleb Mutfwang administration to fostering constructive engagement with the Federal Government toward addressing critical developmental and security concerns affecting Plateau State, she said. ‎ ‎