On May 3rd, 2026, Hon. Dr. Mathew Sylvanus Kwarpo, the Member representing Mangu South State Constituency in Plateau State, held a consultative meeting with stakeholders at the APC Secretariat in Mangu Local Government Area. The gathering brought together a broad cross-section of party leaders, past representatives, and community members, reflecting the importance of the occasion.
Among those present were former members who had represented Mangu South, including Hon. Lado Kyentu and Hon. Emmanuel Dakas, as well as APC chairmen across the constituency. The meeting also saw active participation from women, youth groups, and other key stakeholders, underscoring a strong sense of community involvement.
In his remarks, Hon. Kwarpo explained that the purpose of the meeting was to formally inform his constituents of his decision to seek a second term in office ahead of the 2027 elections. He noted that he had already obtained the necessary nomination form, signaling his commitment to continue serving the people of Mangu South.
He expressed deep appreciation for the confidence and support extended to him during his current tenure, acknowledging that the opportunity to serve has been both an honour and a responsibility. He further appealed to the people to grant him another term, emphasizing his desire to consolidate on the progress made so far and to continue delivering on his mandate.
The highlight of the event was the endorsement of his re-election bid. The motion for endorsement was first moved by Hon. Emmanuel Dakas and seconded by Hon. Lado Kyentu. This was followed by a chorus of endorsements from other stakeholders present, reflecting a broad base of support for his candidacy.
The meeting concluded on a note of unity and optimism, with participants expressing their willingness to work together to ensure continued development and effective representation for Mangu South.
Overall, the event served not only as a declaration of intent but also as a reaffirmation of the relationship between Hon. Kwarpo and his constituents, grounded in trust, dialogue, and shared aspirations for the future.

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