Musa Pam 
Governor of Plateau State, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang has assured Plateau citizens that nobody would be victimized following the constitution of the committee to review the recent appointment exercise into the State Civil Service.
Mutfwang stated this on Friday during the swearing-in ceremony of the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff, four Special Advisers and Members of Plateau State House of Assembly Sevice Commission, held at the New Government House Little Rayfield, Jos.
“Let me say this quickly; those who have been appointed to serve in the committee to review the issue of appointment, we do not intend to witch-hunt anyone. The information that we based our action on is coming from citizens and we thought it will be irresponsible not to investigate such complaints.
“We will continue to do all we can to ensure that the process is seamless, fair and just. We won’t threaten anyone in isolation and I can assure you that no one will be victimized.”
Governor Mutfwang assured those who have been victimized in the civil service, for one action or the other, of the good intention of the government to address the issues squarely without intimidation.
He urged the people to continue to pray for the government as it unfolds policies that are beneficial to citizens.
He admonished those who have been appointed to see their appointments as a responsibility and trust bestowed on them by Plateau citizens.
Barr. Mutfwang appealed to citizens not to run anybody down in the name of looking for an appointment and assured that all appointments would be made based on merit and every part of the state would be carried along.
Responding on behalf of the appointees, the Special Adviser on Political Affairs, Hon. Latep Dabang, appreciated the Governor for choosing them to serve in their respective capacities.
He assured Governor Mutfwang that the officers would bring to bear their wealth of experience to add value to the administration to ensure the requisite development Plateau people are yearning for.
