Plateau 2019 – Lalong waxing stronger says Regeneration Group

By Golok Nanmwa,Jos

Plateau Regeneration Group PRG on Tuesday said among all the candidates contesting for Governorship in various platforms Governor Simon Lalong the All Progressive Congress APC candidate stands out tall and remains the best candidate for Plateau citizens come 2019.

The group also appealed to people of the state to support Gov Simon Lalong,s second term bid stressing that he has done excellently well since assumption of office and deserves to continue the good work he is doing in Plateau.

Public Relations Officer of the group Pam Datiri made this known in a statement made available to newsmen in Jos .

Lalong has proven that his Rescue Administration’s core mandate is to give to the good people of Plateau State a sense of belonging, harmony, unity and purpose through the guarantee of Peace, Security and Good Governance, which is key in its five policy thrusts.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) administration in Plateau state, led by Governor, Simon Bako Lalong may have already started coasting home with its 2019 return bid, owing to the administrations current display of maturity, determination and focus to put the past behind.

We must commend Lalong for the good works he is doing on the plateau especially the completion of ongoing road projects in the state ,

It reads ” Gov Lalong has done well in his three years in office and deserves a smooth sail in the 2019 general elections due to prompt payment of worker’s salaries and pension that have strengthened the economic fortunes of the the state

We commend Lalong for his efforts at trying to relocate the Internally displaced persons IDP to their ancestral homes as well as for the ongoing road construction works currently ongoing in the state .

We commend the Lalong led Plateau State Government for its plan to recruit 1,661 workers through its civil service commission and call on him to continue to do more for the people of the state .

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Plateau 2019 – Lalong waxing stronger says Regeneration Group