By Queen Madaki | The Bureau News
Nigeria News Today: Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has officially joined the All Progressives Congress (APC), marking a significant political development in the state’s governance and party alignment.
In a statement released by the leadership of the ruling party, the APC National Working Committee described Governor Mutfwang’s decision as a bold and patriotic move aimed at advancing the interests of Plateau State and contributing to national development.
According to the party, the governor’s registration into the APC represents a renewed commitment to inclusive governance, peace, and prosperity, aligning Plateau State with the progressive ideals of the ruling party.
“On behalf of the National Working Committee and the entire family of the All Progressives Congress, I warmly welcome His Excellency, Governor Caleb Mutfwang, into our great party,” the statement read.
The APC leadership noted that the defection reflects a shared vision for sustainable development and unity, stressing that Governor Mutfwang’s experience and leadership would strengthen the party’s structure and political influence in Plateau State.
The party further assured the governor of full cooperation and partnership, emphasizing its readiness to work closely with him to deliver tangible dividends of democracy to the people.
“We receive you with open arms and a deep sense of partnership, and we assure you of our collective resolve to work hand in hand to advance the interests of Plateau State and Nigeria,” the APC leadership stated.
The development has generated reactions across the political space, with analysts noting that Governor Mutfwang’s entry into the APC could reshape political calculations ahead of future elections.
As reported by The Bureau News, the move underscores the ongoing realignments within Nigeria’s political landscape, a trend also observed in broader national reports by outlets such as BBC and Reuters.
Governor Mutfwang was formally welcomed into the party with a message of unity and reassurance, as the APC described his defection as a homecoming and a step toward deeper collaboration for Plateau State’s development.
