Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, takes a strategic move by appointing sixteen former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) House of Assembly lawmakers who lost their seats due to a Court of Appeal ruling. These lawmakers have been appointed as liaison officers for their respective constituencies, in a bid to harness their expertise and bridge communication gaps at the grassroots level.

The decision comes after the Court of Appeal nullified their election victories in November 2023, citing PDP’s disqualification to sponsor candidates. Despite their dismissal, these lawmakers have remained resolute in their pursuit to reclaim their seats, seeking a judicial review of the ruling. Their attempts to regain entry into the Plateau State House of Assembly were met with resistance from the incumbents who benefited from the court’s decision.

Recent developments saw the appellate court dismissing the lawmakers’ lawsuit and imposing a hefty fine of N128 million for what was deemed a frivolous legal challenge. Despite this setback, Governor Mutfwang has extended a hand of reconciliation by appointing these lawmakers to serve as liaison officers, fostering inclusivity and cooperation in governance.


Timothy Dantong, representing Riyom constituency and one of the affected PDP lawmakers, clarified their stance amidst the legal complexities. He emphasized that their case has not been adjudicated upon and expressed confidence in pursuing legal recourse to vindicate their cause.

Dantong’s remarks shed light on the intricacies of the legal proceedings, highlighting procedural irregularities and the lawmakers’ determination to seek justice. Despite the challenges, the ousted lawmakers remain steadfast in their resolve to assert their rights and challenge the court’s decision.

Governor Mutfwang’s gesture of appointing the sacked lawmakers underscores a pragmatic approach to governance, aiming to harness diverse talents and perspectives for the collective benefit of Plateau State. As the legal battle continues, the appointment of these lawmakers serves as a testament to the governor’s commitment to fostering unity and inclusive governance in the state.


https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/governor-mutfwang-employs-strategy-appoints-16-ousted-pdp-lawmakers-in-plateau-state/

kahal29:
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, takes a strategic move by appointing sixteen former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) House of Assembly lawmakers who lost their seats due to a Court of Appeal ruling. These lawmakers have been appointed as liaison officers for their respective constituencies, in a bid to harness their expertise and bridge communication gaps at the grassroots level.

The decision comes after the Court of Appeal nullified their election victories in November 2023, citing PDP’s disqualification to sponsor candidates. Despite their dismissal, these lawmakers have remained resolute in their pursuit to reclaim their seats, seeking a judicial review of the ruling. Their attempts to regain entry into the Plateau State House of Assembly were met with resistance from the incumbents who benefited from the court’s decision.

Recent developments saw the appellate court dismissing the lawmakers’ lawsuit and imposing a hefty fine of N128 million for what was deemed a frivolous legal challenge. Despite this setback, Governor Mutfwang has extended a hand of reconciliation by appointing these lawmakers to serve as liaison officers, fostering inclusivity and cooperation in governance.


Timothy Dantong, representing Riyom constituency and one of the affected PDP lawmakers, clarified their stance amidst the legal complexities. He emphasized that their case has not been adjudicated upon and expressed confidence in pursuing legal recourse to vindicate their cause.

Dantong’s remarks shed light on the intricacies of the legal proceedings, highlighting procedural irregularities and the lawmakers’ determination to seek justice. Despite the challenges, the ousted lawmakers remain steadfast in their resolve to assert their rights and challenge the court’s decision.

Governor Mutfwang’s gesture of appointing the sacked lawmakers underscores a pragmatic approach to governance, aiming to harness diverse talents and perspectives for the collective benefit of Plateau State. As the legal battle continues, the appointment of these lawmakers serves as a testament to the governor’s commitment to fostering unity and inclusive governance in the state.


https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/governor-mutfwang-employs-strategy-appoints-16-ousted-pdp-lawmakers-in-plateau-state/

Good one Sir.

The judiciary really bleeped for the nonsense judgement they gave in plateau state and Ogun State.

Good one from the governor

Congratulations but ebimpawa ooo

Jostoman:
The judiciary really bleeped for the nonsense judgement they gave in plateau state and Ogun State.