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From Ndubuisi Orji, Abuja
Members of the Plateau State caucus in the National Assembly have pledged to work together, irrespective of political and religious affiliation, in the overall interest of the state.
Senator Diket Plang disclosed this, on Wednesday, in Abuja, at a ceremony organised by the
Plateau State Indigenes’ Forum in the National Assembly (PIFNASS), in honour of the lawmakers.
Plang said the National Assembly members were committed to restoring the past glory of Plateau State, as well as making it a home for all.
According to him, “When we are here, we talk about Plateau and what we can take home; no matter your party or tribe, the essence is Plateau, no matter religion or Local Governments, the emphasis is Plateau.
“Plateau must rise again, it must be said that there is a Plateau and therefore, when they are sharing, we must collect our own and take it back home.
“I assure you that we will leave a responsible, people-oriented and a very fair representation of the people of Plateau. “
The PIFNASS President, Caleb Danfulani, earlier in his speech, said that the association is geared towards the promoting the unity and well-being of members, regardless of political, ethnic and religious affiliation.
“We should all work as a team to see that we attract developmental projects to Plateau.This, we cannot achieve alone but with proper collaboration and lobbying of other legislators from neighbouring states,” Danfulani said.
