NASS : Plateau Caucus Promises To Work Together For Progress

The Plateau Caucus in the National Assembly has pledged to work together for the benefit of the state, regardless of party, tribe, or religion.

Senator Diket Plang made this promise during a welcome ceremony for lawmakers organized by the Plateau State Indigenes’ Forum in the National Assembly, PIFNASS.

The lawmaker who spoke on behalf of Senators from Plateau State, said the lawmakers were determined to restore Plateau’s former glory and make it a welcoming place for all Nigerians and foreigners.

“When we are here, we talk about Plateau and what we can take home; no matter your party or tribe, the essence is Plateau, no matter religion or Local Governments, the emphasis is Plateau”.

“Plateau must rise again. It must be said that there is a Plateau and therefore, when they are sharing, we must collect our own and take it back home. ”

“I assure you that we will leave a responsible, people-oriented, and a very fair representation of the people of Plateau,” he said.

He charged members of PIFNASS as indigenes of the state to guide lawmakers, particularly first timers, as part of their contribution to the development of the state.

Speaking on behalf of members of the House of Representives from Plateau State, John Dafaan (APC-Plateau) echoed this sentiment, emphasizing that the lawmakers from Plateau are united and working together for the best interests of the state.

He encouraged PIFNASS to partner with the lawmakers to achieve this goal.

The President of PIFNASS, Mr. Caleb Danfulani explained that the association aims to promote unity and well-being among its members, regardless of party affiliation, tribe, or religion.

“We want to create a sense of oneness and work together to attract developmental projects to Plateau,” he said

Chairman of the organizing committee, Dr. Paul Adiwu
reminded the lawmakers that their primary duty is to serve the interests of their constituents.

He urged them to remain committed to the welfare, progress, and development of Plateau State and Nigeria.

“We must work together to achieve a brighter future for our state and nation,” Let us depart from this venue with a sense of unity, zeal for service, and determination to positively impact the lives of our people.”

Oduyemi Odumade, Edited By Grace Namiji