The Plateau State Governor-elect Caleb Mutfwang, has pledged to run an all-inclusive and accountable government.
He made the vow while dissolving Atiku/Mutfwang Campaign Council in the state and inaugurating a transition committee.
He said his victory came from the collective effort of the great people of the state across ethnicity, religion and party affiliation.
In his words “The victory of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was a result of the collective effort of the people of Plateau and we take it with every sense of seriousness, the trust will never be betrayed.
“We will carry everybody along, we will not victimise people in local governments that we lost, this government is for all.
“We must deliver on good governance on the Plateau, this is not about individual benefits but a journey for the state,” he said.
Mutfwang added that it was time to correct the mistakes of the past and build a Plateau that the people would be proud of.
He charged elected members of the legislative arm to work within the context that would be beneficial to the state and not to seek personal ambitions.
The governor-elect also announced the appointment of Moses Nwan as senior special assistant on Special Duties and Daily Sun Newspapers correspondent, Gyang Bere, as special assistant on Media.
Nwan, retired permanent Secretary and community leader had once served as former local government administrator in the state.
