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Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has appealed to citizen to collaborate with government in order to foster a healthy working environment for businesses to thrive.
He also described the collapse of the two-storey building of Saints Academy, Jos, which resulted in the loss of the lives of students and staff during examinations, as unfortunate and avoidable.
The governor made these remarks during service at the Church Of Christ In Nations (COCIN) Headquarters Church, Jos, where he expressed gratitude to Plateau citizens for their timely intervention and high sense of responsibility in rescuing some of the victims.
He disclosed that his administration was committed to making life more comfortable for all Plateau citizens, noting that government was ready to create a conducive atmosphere for everyone.
Governor Mutfwang highlighted the streamlined process for the registration and administration of lands and property, urging citizens to take advantage of it by updating their building plans and obtaining building permits from the Jos Metropolitan Development Board (JMDB), to pave way for a more organized state.
He called on Christians, as the light of the world, to lead by example by obeying and supporting government policies in order to build a healthy state.
The sermon, titled ‘Desire Righteousness’, taken from Ezekiel 18:5-9, was delivered by the COCIN Vice President, Rev. Dr. Timothy Nwan, and the service was attended by the COCIN President, among other dignitaries.
