Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang Commissions Gangare Development Projects in Jos North

Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang of Plateau State has commissioned key development projects in Gangare, Jos North Local Government Area, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to improving the quality of life of citizens through strategic partnerships and sustainable infrastructure.

The projects, delivered by the Presidential Implementation Committee on Technology Transfer (PICTT), include the Gangare Primary Health Care Centre and the Government Secondary School (GSS) Gangare Hall. The facilities are expected to significantly improve access to quality healthcare, strengthen educational infrastructure, and promote community development in the area. Speaking during the commissioning ceremony, Governor Mutfwang commended PICTT for its intervention in Plateau State, describing the projects as timely investments that will positively impact the lives of the people. He emphasised that meaningful development is achieved through collaboration between government institutions and development partners committed to serving the public good.

The Governor noted that his administration remains focused on expanding access to quality healthcare, improving educational facilities, and creating an enabling environment for communities across the state to thrive. He assured residents that the government would continue to support initiatives that promote inclusive growth and sustainable development.
Residents and community leaders expressed appreciation for the projects, describing them as long-awaited interventions that will address critical needs in healthcare and education while contributing to the socio-economic development of Gangare and its surrounding communities.

The commissioning ceremony attracted government officials, traditional and community leaders, representatives of the Presidential Implementation Committee on Technology Transfer, and other stakeholders, who witnessed the formal inauguration of the projects.