Jos, Plateau State
The Senior Special Assistant to the Executive Governor of Plateau State on Middle-Belt Ethnic Nationalities, Hon. Dan Kwada, has called on citizens from the Middle-Belt region to participate in the ongoing voter registration exercise by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Hon. Kwada made the call in a statement on Wednesday, emphasizing the significance of voter registration, particularly among the Middle-Belt ethnic nationalities. He noted that the exercise could provide substantial support to Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s administration, which has received strong backing from many leaders in the region.
According to Hon. Kwada, voter registration is a crucial step in ensuring that citizens’ voices are heard in the electoral process. By registering to vote, Middle-Belt citizens can significantly influence the outcome of future elections, including the 2027 general elections.
The SSA highlighted the importance of voter registration, saying it allows citizens to participate in the democratic process and shape the future of their state and country.
He also noted that the Permanent Voter Card (PVC) is a powerful tool in determining the quality of leadership at every level.
He further disclosed that Middle-Belt ethnic nationalities in Plateau State are now united in their support for Governor Caleb Mutfwang, and are working towards delivering 1.5 million votes in the 2027 election, driven by their satisfaction and pride in his leadership style and achievements.
“The Middle Belt region is presently basking in the dividends of Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s visionary leadership, which has successfully unified its diverse populace across 15 states. Granting him a second term would undoubtedly provide the opportunity to further build upon the remarkable progress achieved thus far, potentially yielding even more transformative outcomes for the region”.
Hon. Kwada encouraged the Middle-Belt citizens to take advantage of the ongoing voter registration exercise and exercise their right to vote in future elections, so they can contribute to the peace, growth and development of Plateau State and ensure that their voices are heard.
