Musa Pam 
…As 19 years old Plateau Lisha set Guinness records in 72 Nail-a-thon
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang has pledged his administration’s commitment to support the youths in the state to achieve their dreams.
The Governor who spoke via Zoom to an audience in Jos who came to support Miss Lisha Dachor set a Guinness Book of Records in Nail-a-thon, after making nails for ladies for seventy-two hours.
Mutfwang congratulated Lisha Dachor Seleme for successfully concluding her 72-hour marathon for painting artificial nails by an individual on Wednesday night.
“I proudly join in celebrating Lisha Seleme Dachor’s record-breaking spirit of the young talent from Plateau State on her Guinness World Record attempt for the longest nail art marathon.”
“Your determination aligns with my administration’s policy objectives for the youths and inspires us all”
A former member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Dachung Bagos, noted that the gesture gives room for the youths to explore their potential and break more international records, noting that the state experiences more positive things than negative.
The State Commissioner for Information and Communication Hon. Musa Ashoms who led other government officials in a visit to Lisha at Tamarald Event Centre Jos noted that the present administration has always supported the youths, which is evident by the appointments made by Governor Caleb Mutfwang since he assumed office.
The State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Ephraim Musa, stressed the need to support the government in its effort to encourage youth engagement in boosting the state.
