Mutfwang Realigns Plateau Governance, Appoints Assembly Commission Chair, School Feeding Aide, 14 Liaison Officers

In a decisive bid to overhaul public service delivery and strengthen local government administration, the Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has approved the immediate appointment of key heads of commissions, a Senior Special Assistant, and 14 grassroots Liaison Officers. The strategic appointments, officially announced by the Secretary to the State Government, Arc. Samuel Jatau, are designed to revitalize institutional machinery and inject fresh professional competence into critical sectors of the state's economy.

Among the heavyweights positioned to steer the state's legislative bureaucracy is Rt. Hon. Titus Alams, who has been named the Chairman of the Plateau State House of Assembly Service Commission. In tandem with this, the administration has elevated Mrs. Sarah Buge to the role of Executive Secretary of the Plateau Water Sector Regulatory Commission, while Mrs. Felicia Raymond Dabo takes charge as Commissioner II of the Local Government Service Commission. These appointments signal a deliberate move to balance administrative experience with gender-inclusive technocracy.

Crucially for the state's human capital development index, Governor Mutfwang has appointed Hon. Kenpiya Best as the Senior Special Assistant on the School Feeding Programme. This appointment is expected to breathe new life into the state's basic education welfare net, aligning local educational incentives with national dietary standards to boost public school enrollment across the three senatorial districts of Plateau State.