Daniel Dauda, Jos
Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang has challenged his appointees to work collaboratively, respect institutional procedures and uphold the highest standards of professionalism, warned against “personal interest, unnecessary rivalries and actions that undermine effective governance”.
Governor Mutfwang acknowledged that the task of governance cannot be accomplished in isolation as his administration remains steadfast towards building a new Plateau.
The governor who was speaking during the swearing-in ceremony of the Special Advisers and Honorary Special Advisers on Tuesday at Government House Rayfield, Jos, urging them to
diligent in their assignments and constructive in their engagements.
According to Mutfwang, “this ceremony marks a significant step in strengthening our governance structure, broadening our capacity for consultation, enhancing policy formulation and implementation, and bringing additional expertise and experience into the service of our dear state.
“From the outset, our administration has been guided by a clear conviction: the mandate freely entrusted to us by the people of Plateau State is not a privilege to be enjoyed, but a solemn responsibility to be discharged with integrity, humility, sincerity and measurable results.
You are joining an administration anchored on integrity, transparency, accountability, inclusiveness, discipline and service to humanity.
“These principles must go beyond official declarations and be reflected in your daily conduct, your decisions and your engagement with citizens.
“I therefore, charge you to provide sound policy advice, strategic direction and practical solutions to the challenges of governance.
“Your responsibilities should include research and policy development, coordination and implementation of government programmes, monitoring and performance evaluation, identification of emerging challenges, and strengthening communication between government and the people”, he stated.
The governor further explained they have also introduced technology into the state security architecture to improve surveillance, intelligence gathering and operational response.
“Beyond security, we have sustained investments in healthcare, education, agriculture, energy and power, water supply, sanitation, waste management, urban development and renewal, transportation and road infrastructure among others.
Road projects are ongoing across our local government areas, with some completed and others nearing completion.
“These interventions reflect our commitment to expanding access to essential services, stimulating economic activities, creating opportunities and improving the living standards of our people, particularly those in rural and underserved communities.
“However, we must acknowledge that there is still much work to be done. We have laid important foundations, but the responsibility of consolidating these gains and extending their benefits to every part of the state rests on all of us. The people of Plateau State expect results”, Mutfwang mentioned.
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