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Mutfwang congratulates Plateau youths on int’l youth day

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskAugust 12, 2026Updated:August 12, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Gov. Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau has congratulated youths on the 2026 International Youth Day, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to youth inclusion, empowerment and participation in governance.

Mutfwang said this in a statement signed by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Mr Gyang Bere, and issued on Wednesday in Jos.

He described young people as indispensable partners in advancing the development, peace, prosperity and future of Plateau, while commending their resilience, creativity, courage and contributions to community development.

“Young people remain a vital force in shaping a peaceful, prosperous, inclusive and sustainable Plateau.

“The theme of this year’s International Youth Day, ‘Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,’ provides an important opportunity for governments, communities, development partners and young people to reflect.

“It also provides an opportunity to reflect on the challenges confronting the younger generation and strengthen practical measures that will enable them to realise their full potential.

“I pledge my unwavering commitment to creating an enabling environment where Plateau youths can acquire relevant skills, access local and global opportunities and develop entrepreneurial capacity.

“They will also participate meaningfully in governance and contribute positively to the state’s economic and social transformation,” he stated.

Mutfwang acknowledged the challenges confronting young people, including unemployment, limited access to economic opportunities, skills gaps and pressures associated with a rapidly changing global economy.

He said, however, that his administration was taking deliberate steps, in collaboration with institutions such as the Bank of Industry, to expand economic opportunities and empower Plateau citizens, particularly youths.

The governor urged youths to channel their energy, talents and creativity into education, innovation, entrepreneurship and other productive ventures capable of creating jobs and strengthening their contribution to development.

“As we celebrate the day, I urge our youths to believe in themselves, embrace opportunities, uphold peace and remain committed to building a stronger, more prosperous and united Plateau State.

“The strength of Plateau lies in the energy, creativity, talents and determination of our young people. We will continue to listen to your aspirations and create opportunities for you to participate meaningfully in governance and the development of our state.

“Your future is inseparable from the future of Plateau.

“On behalf of my family, the government and the peace-loving people of Plateau, I wish all Plateau youths a happy and meaningful day.”

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