Mutfwang Challenges Appointees to Prioritize Service Over Personal Gain

Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has called on his political appointees to adopt a renewed approach to leadership, emphasizing the importance of service, accountability, and integrity.  

Speaking at a six-day retreat themed *"That Plateau May Shine,"* Mutfwang shared his personal journey from being a preacher to a politician, urging leaders to shift their perspectives and prioritize collective progress over personal interests.  

The governor stressed that the era of working in isolation or focusing on individual gain is over. He emphasized the need for unity and collaboration to address the state's challenges, including declining educational standards, agricultural productivity, and healthcare systems.  

Mutfwang encouraged appointees to view their roles as opportunities to serve and make a lasting impact, regardless of the duration of their tenure. He also highlighted the importance of integrity and personal accountability, urging officials to be guided by a sense of duty to God and humanity rather than political loyalty.  

Commissioner of Information Joyce Ramnap disclosed that the retreat aims to strengthen governance and democracy by bringing together experts in leadership, governance, and development.  

According to reports, the retreat, which began on Sunday, February 10, and concluded on Saturday, February 15, 2025, provides a platform for critical thinking, reflection, and self-evaluation. It is expected to culminate in a communique outlining actionable steps for Plateau State's progress.  

The event  drawn Commissioners, Permanent Secretaries, heads of ministries, departments, agencies, and other state appointees, all focused on ensuring effective leadership and sustainable development for Plateau State.