Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang Warns Appointees: “No Permanent Jobs Except Mine and My Deputy’s”

By Emmanuel Kwada

In a stern warning to his appointees, Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang emphasized that no one has a permanent job except himself and his deputy.

The importance of loyalty, not just to him, but to God and the people they serve. Governor Mutfwang expressed his desire to see his appointees work unsupervised, giving their best to provide solutions to the problems faced by the people of Plateau

He made this statement at the 2025 Executive Retreat for government appointees and officials, which took place at Miango in Bassa Local Government Area. The governor urged his appointees to work together, putting the progress of society above personal interests, and to make a difference in their respective positions, regardless of how short their tenure may be.

He also stressed the importance of loyalty, not just to him, but to God and the people they serve. Governor Mutfwang expressed his desire to see his appointees work unsupervised, giving their best to provide solutions to the problems faced by the people of Plateau State, who are suffering, dying, and living in poverty. He reminded them that they have been entrusted with the responsibility to make a difference and that time is of the essence.

This warning comes as the governor aims to drive positive change in the state, and his appointees are expected to play a crucial role in achieving this goal. With the governor’s emphasis on collective effort, accountability, and integrity, it is clear that he is committed to making a lasting impact in Plateau State.

No one has a permanent job except himself and his deputy

As the retreat continues, it will be interesting to see how the appointees respond to the governor’s warning and how they will work together to address the challenges facing the state. One thing is certain, however: Governor Mutfwang is determined to make a difference, and he expects nothing but the best from his team.