Plateau Gov Denies Defection Rumors

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The Plateau State Government has dismissed rumors claiming Governor Caleb Mutfwang has defected to the Young Progressives Party, describing them as baseless and fabricated. In a statement released by the Director of Press and Public Affairs, Dr. Gyang Bere, the government stated that these rumors are aimed at creating confusion and misleading the public.

According to the statement, Governor Mutfwang remains committed to his duties and has not defected to any party. The governor’s office emphasized that any changes in his status would be officially communicated through verified channels to the people of Plateau State and the general public. The statement reassured citizens that Governor Mutfwang is focused on his development projects and people-centered initiatives.

The Plateau State Government has urged supporters and residents to disregard the false claims and remain focused on the governor’s efforts to improve the state. The government’s response comes as a measure to address the speculation and reassure the public of the governor’s commitment to his position.

The rumors of Governor Mutfwang’s defection had been circulating, causing uncertainty among the public. However, the government’s statement has clarified the situation, emphasizing that the governor has not joined the Young Progressives Party. The Plateau State Government’s swift response is aimed at maintaining stability and trust among the citizens.

As the state continues to implement various development projects, the government’s assurance is expected to calm the situation and allow the public to focus on the progress being made. The governor’s commitment to his duties and the state’s development agenda remains unchanged, and the government will continue to communicate updates through official channels. With this clarification, the public can now look forward to the implementation of the governor’s initiatives, aimed at improving the lives of citizens in Plateau State.

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