Plateau State Governor, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang, has joined numerous well-wishers and associates in extending his heartfelt congratulations to the former First Lady of Plateau State, Ngo Talatu Jang, on the occasion of her 72nd birthday anniversary.

In a congratulatory message, issued to newsmen in Jos the state capital on Thursday by Gyang Bere, Director of Press and Public Affairs, Government House Rayfield, said, Governor Mutfwang described Ngo Talatu Jang as a mother figure who has significantly impacted the lives of Plateau citizens. 

He commended her enduring legacy of justice, fairness, and equity, noting that her wise and sometimes difficult decisions during her tenure have positively shaped the narrative of Plateau State, setting it on a path of steady growth and infrastructural development.

Governor Mutfwang highlighted her unwavering support, dedication, and selflessness in fostering peaceful co-existence and building a harmonious and progressive state. He acknowledged that her efforts have transformed the state's image, making it a beacon of hope and pride for its citizens.

He encouraged Ngo Talatu Jang to continue offering her wise counsel in building bridges of peace and unity, to extend her kindness, generosity, and benevolence, and to let her motherly love and charity shine brightly beyond the walls of ethnicity, religion, and regional lines.

On behalf of his family, the Deputy Governor, and the peace-loving citizens of Plateau State, Governor Mutfwang extended his warmest felicitations to Ngo Talatu Jang on her 72nd birthday.

 He prayed for God to bless her with sound health, more wisdom, and the strength to provide effective and quality guidance for good governance in the state and beyond.