Jos – Plateau State Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang and Senator Diket Plang, representing Plateau Central, have praised the peaceful conduct of protesters in Plateau State during the initial days of their 10-day demonstration against Nigeria’s economic conditions.
Governor Mutfwang’s administration, through a statement by Commissioner for Information and Communications Musa Ibrahim Ashoms, lauded the protesters for their discipline and respect for public property, highlighting a positive departure from the usual chaos often seen in demonstrations. The statement emphasized the significance of the protesters’ non-violent approach and their efforts to clean up the streets post-demonstration, reflecting a high level of civic consciousness.
Senator Plang, who chairs the Senate Committee on Labour, Employment, and Productivity, commended the leadership and members of the youth groups for their exemplary behavior. He praised the peaceful nature of the protests, which countered fears of potential violence, and acknowledged the professionalism of security agencies in maintaining order.
Both the Governor and Senator expressed gratitude to all stakeholders involved in fostering a climate of dialogue and peaceful protest. Their remarks also extended appreciation to security forces for their role in preventing unrest and to various community leaders for their support of the peaceful demonstrations.
