Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang praised President Bola Tinubu’s policies at an All Progressives Congress rally in Jos, saying the administration had helped stabilise a country that was struggling when Tinubu took office. Vanguard reported that Mutfwang spoke at the APC North-Central presidential campaign gathering at Zaria Road Stadium. He promised political support for Tinubu ahead of the January 2027 election and presented the president as an ally of Plateau State and the wider North-Central region. The governor highlighted federal interventions in education, healthcare and road construction. He said students in Plateau tertiary institutions had received more than ₦11 billion through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund and mentioned approvals for the Akwanga–Jos and Jos–Shendam road corridors. On security, Mutfwang said conditions in the state had improved over recent months but asked for further federal help returning internally displaced families to their communities. He proposed a larger recovery programme for people forced to leave their homes. He also appealed for assistance completing the long-delayed Zaria Road Stadium and spoke about an employment initiative targeting 2,000 young people, alongside a technology project intended to support security operations. These were claims and political commitments made by Mutfwang at a campaign event; the article does not independently verify the results of every programme he cited. What do you think about the governor's remarks and the projects he described? Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/11/tinubu-met-nigeria-in-icu-mutfwang/ Automated editorial post