Yesterday, March 13, 2025, was a day of joy and empowerment for the people of Plateau Central zone, as their representative, Senator Diket Plang, organized a massive empowerment program for his constituents.
The event, which took place in the senator’s residence, was attended by a multitude of critical stakeholders, including Prof. Pandam Yamsat, a former president of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN), Rt. Honourable Emmanuel Goar, Hon. Samuel Damla, and members of the APC party EXCO, among others.
As the guests arrived, the atmosphere was filled with anticipation and excitement. The senator, known for his commitment to the welfare of his people, had promised a program that would add value to their lives, and everyone was eager to see what he had in store.
Finally, the moment of truth arrived. Senator Plang took the stage, flanked by his dignified guests, and began to address the crowd. With a warm smile, he expressed his gratitude to the attendees and explained the rationale behind the empowerment program.
According to the senator, the idea was to give his constituents a sense of belonging, to make them feel seen and heard. He emphasized that every ward within his constituency would benefit from the program, ensuring that no one was left behind.
With that, the senator unveiled the empowerment packages, which included farming tools, POS machines, grinding machines, saloon equipment, fertilizers, and many other items. The crowd erupted in cheers and applause as the beneficiaries began to receive their packages.
The senator’s efforts were widely praised by the stakeholders in attendance. Prof. Yamsat, Emmanuel Goar, and Samuel Damla were among those who commended Senator Plang for his “gigantic project,” describing it as a testament to his commitment to the welfare of his people.
As the event came to a close, the beneficiaries were all smiles, clutching their empowerment packages and expressing their gratitude to the senator. It was clear that Senator Diket Plang had made a lasting impact on the lives of his constituents, and that his legacy would be remembered for years to come.
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