The battle for the governorship of Plateau State has continued as Senator Representing Plateau North and a gubernatorial aspirant, Gyang Pwajok said the politics of the State has gone beyond zoning, saying what the people deserve is quality governance.

Pwajok said, “This is an opportunity for us as youths to make a difference and ensure that our generation makes the whole nation proud.

The aspirant who spoke to journalists, Wednesday, after he submitted his nomination form at the PDP National Secretariat, Abuja, also spoke about his chances in the November, 29th, 2014, primary election, saying, “You often hear me say, the future is as bright as the promises of God and this is exactly the situation I find myself, the future is bright.

The battle for the governorship of Plateau State has continued as Senator Representing Plateau North and a gubernatorial aspirant, Gyang Pwajok said the politics of the State has gone beyond zoning, saying what the people deserve is quality governance.

Pwajok said, “This is an opportunity for us as youths to make a difference and ensure that our generation makes the whole nation proud.

The aspirant who spoke to journalists, Wednesday, after he submitted his nomination form at the PDP National Secretariat, Abuja, also spoke about his chances in the November, 29th, 2014, primary election, saying, “You often hear me say, the future is as bright as the promises of God and this is exactly the situation I find myself, the future is bright.

Pwajok who was accompanied by stakeholders from all the 17 LGAs in the State, advised other aspirants to see the contest as a game, “You win or lose, no hard feelings.

“If I win, I will advise they should join hands with me, because like my slogan is, we can only be greater when we work together.

Pwajok said if he is elected as Governor of the State come 2015, he will provide, “Governance in the true sense, same tradition and standard as has been established by our founding fathers”.

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Sen. Pwajok Submits Governorship Nomination Form, Says Plateau has Gone Beyond Zoning