Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has commended President Bola Tinubu for approving the dualisation and construction of the Mararaban Jama’a–Pankshin–Langtang–Shendam–River Ibi Road, describing it as “a major economic corridor connecting Plateau and Taraba states.”In a statement issued on Sunday by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Gyang Bere, Mutfwang said the approval represents “a historic intervention that will unlock the economic potential of Plateau State, strengthen regional integration, and improve the quality of life of millions of Plateau people and Nigerians.”The governor noted that the approval of the strategic federal highway is “a clear demonstration of Tinubu’s commitment to inclusive national development and his determination to bridge infrastructure gaps across the country.”According to him, the project will deliver wide-ranging benefits to the North-Central and North-East regions.“This approval is not just about the construction of a road; it is about restoring hope, expanding economic opportunities, creating jobs, opening up rural communities, and accelerating the development of the North-Central and North-East corridors. It is a project that will positively impact generations to come,” Mutfwang stated.He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” In a statement issued on Sunday by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Gyang Bere, Mutfwang said the approval represents “a historic intervention that will unlock the economic potential of Plateau State, strengthen regional integration, and improve the quality of life of millions of Plateau people and Nigerians.”The governor noted that the approval of the strategic federal highway is “a clear demonstration of Tinubu’s commitment to inclusive national development and his determination to bridge infrastructure gaps across the country.”According to him, the project will deliver wide-ranging benefits to the North-Central and North-East regions.“This approval is not just about the construction of a road; it is about restoring hope, expanding economic opportunities, creating jobs, opening up rural communities, and accelerating the development of the North-Central and North-East corridors. It is a project that will positively impact generations to come,” Mutfwang stated.He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” The governor noted that the approval of the strategic federal highway is “a clear demonstration of Tinubu’s commitment to inclusive national development and his determination to bridge infrastructure gaps across the country.”According to him, the project will deliver wide-ranging benefits to the North-Central and North-East regions.“This approval is not just about the construction of a road; it is about restoring hope, expanding economic opportunities, creating jobs, opening up rural communities, and accelerating the development of the North-Central and North-East corridors. It is a project that will positively impact generations to come,” Mutfwang stated.He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” According to him, the project will deliver wide-ranging benefits to the North-Central and North-East regions.“This approval is not just about the construction of a road; it is about restoring hope, expanding economic opportunities, creating jobs, opening up rural communities, and accelerating the development of the North-Central and North-East corridors. It is a project that will positively impact generations to come,” Mutfwang stated.He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” “This approval is not just about the construction of a road; it is about restoring hope, expanding economic opportunities, creating jobs, opening up rural communities, and accelerating the development of the North-Central and North-East corridors. It is a project that will positively impact generations to come,” Mutfwang stated.He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” He explained that the road “will facilitate the movement of people and goods, reduce transportation costs, boost agricultural production and commerce, attract investments, promote tourism, and enhance social and economic interactions across the region.”The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” The governor expressed “heartfelt gratitude to President Tinubu for listening to the aspirations of the people of Plateau and responding with decisive action,” describing the President as “a dependable ally and partner whose administration has continued to demonstrate genuine concern for the welfare, peace and development of Plateau State.”Related NewsBanditry: ‘95% of our people have fled,’ Kwara community cries to TinubuAPC chieftain dismisses claims Tinubu, Oyetola abandoned Osun APC gov candidateSoldiers, policemen foil ISWAP attack on Borno school, rescue 46 studentsMutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” Mutfwang also acknowledged the role of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, in facilitating the project.“My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” “My dear brother, the APC National Chairman, I want to say thank you for conveying the yearnings of our people to Mr President. Indeed, the award of this long-awaited road corridor has renewed the hope of our people in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Thank you for your leadership and partnership,” he said.He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” He equally commended the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, for his “dedication, professionalism and determination” in driving the Renewed Hope infrastructure agenda, which culminated in the approval of the road project.Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” Mutfwang called on Plateau residents, irrespective of political, ethnic or religious affiliations, to continue supporting efforts to attract more Federal Government projects and investments to the state. He also urged them to remain united and continue offering constructive advice and prayers as his administration pursues its vision of building a peaceful, secure and prosperous Plateau.The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” The governor expressed confidence that, upon completion and commissioning of the road, President Tinubu’s name “would be permanently engraved in the hearts of the people of Plateau and Taraba states for delivering one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the history of the region.”He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” He added that the project “will also stand as a fitting tribute to the enduring dreams and development aspirations of eminent Plateau and Middle Belt leaders,” including General Yakubu Gowon, Senator Jonah David Jang, Chief Joshua Chibi Dariye, the late Chief Solomon Daushep Lar, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Senator Simon Bako Lalong, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and other leaders who have consistently advocated strategic infrastructure development to open up the region.Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.” Mutfwang assured that his administration “will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Federal Government in pursuit of peace and security, as well as projects and programmes that will improve livelihoods, stimulate economic growth and position Plateau State as the preferred destination for investment, tourism and enterprise.”