Plateau Igbo Community Throws Weight Behind Mutfwang’s Second Term Bid
Jos, Plateau State – August 1, 2025
The Igbo Community Association (ICA) in Plateau State has formally endorsed Governor Caleb Mutfwang for a second term in office, citing his inclusive governance, infrastructure delivery, and efforts to foster peace and economic opportunity for all residents, including the state’s Igbo minority.([turn0search0])
Endorsement Highlights
In a statement delivered by Chief Mike Okunonke, President-General of the ICA (Jos chapter), the association praised Gov. Mutfwang for policies that have visibly benefited the Igbo community. Chief Okunonke noted seamless inclusion of Igbo areas in major road rehabilitation projects such as Apata, Utan Road, Namua, and Jenta Adamu. He added that Igbo businesses have flourished under a stable and secure environment fostered by the governor’s administration.([turn0search0])
A Gesture of Gratitude and Political Loyalty
Chief Okunonke expressed gratitude for Gov. Mutfwang’s condolence visit to the family of Ambassador Nelson Mkparu, a prominent Igbo industrialist, after the passing of his wife, Mrs. Ifeoma Mkparu. He framed it as emblematic of the governor’s empathy and personal commitment to unity.
He further stated:
“The Igbo community is deeply grateful. We voted overwhelmingly for Governor Mutfwang in 2023 and have no regrets. We pledge massive support again in 2027.”([turn0search0])
Governor’s Response
In response, Gov. Mutfwang expressed appreciation for the trust bestowed upon his administration. He reaffirmed his commitment to sustaining socio-economic partnerships with the Igbo community, which he described as vital contributors to Plateau’s peace and prosperity.
“Your investments and enterprise are integral to our shared future,” he said.([turn0search0])
