Politics
Plateau shall not be overrun by fear – Gov Mutfwang
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Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State in a state broadcast on the recent killings in the state, assured the people that the state shall not be overrun by fear, nor shall the culture of bloodshed be accepted as the new norm.
According to the Governor, “I stand resolved, Plateau shall not be overrun by fear, nor shall we accept this culture of bloodshed as the new normal.”
Mutfwang maintained that the evil perpetrated by the attackers and sponsors of the recent mayhem in the state will not go unpunished.
The governor expressed optimism that “Plateau will prevail, Plateau will not fall, Plateau will stand tall, Plateau will continue to flourish, to the Glory of God.”
The governor’s broadcast reads, in part: “as your governor, I stand resolved, Plateau shall not be overrun by fear, nor shall we accept this culture of bloodshed as the new normal.
“Let it be known, that the Plateau spirit is resilient, we are a people of peace, renowned for our hospitality and unity across religious and ethnic lines.
“Those who seek to tear us apart cannot succeed, Plateau will definitely continue its rise, nothing will stop it.
“To the killers and their sponsors, know this: your evil shall not go unpunished, you may run, but you will not hide.
“Plateau will prevail, Plateau will not fall, Plateau will stand tall, Plateau will continue to flourish, to the Glory of God.”
Mutfwang assured residents of the state that he would not ditch his constitutional responsibility of protecting lives and properties in the state.
According to him, “Let me reassure you all, my government is alive to its constitutional responsibility of protecting lives and property, and we are rising to the occasion more determined than ever.
“My administration is intensifying efforts to protect our people and enforce the rule of law across all local governments.
“We must protect our communities while upholding the rule of law, we therefore are activating community-based response systems.
” I urge traditional leaders and youth associations to reactivate local vigilante groups and organize night patrols in coordination with the security agencies.
“To restore calm and strengthen vigilance, I hereby announce the following measures, effective Wednesday, April 16th.
“Night grazing of cattle is strictly prohibited. Transportation of cattle by vehicle is banned after 7P.M.
“The use of motorcycles is restricted from 7p.m. to 6 a.m. across the state until further notice.”
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