As Plateau State prepares for its local government elections, political parties, candidates, and their supporters are making last-minute efforts to secure victory. The Plateau State Independent Electoral Commission (PLASIEC) will oversee the process, but the outcome will be determined by the electorate, who will cast their votes through the ballot.
Eleven political parties are competing, and their past performances will likely influence the final results. Although the All Progressives Congress (APC) has expressed confidence in winning, political analysts suggest that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), led by Governor Caleb Mutfwang, might have the edge due to his administration’s positive actions.
Governor Mutfwang’s leadership has been widely praised for ensuring fairness in the election process, allowing all parties to participate without obstruction, unlike the previous administration. His support for PLASIEC, combined with his insistence on conducting a free, fair, and credible election, has earned him respect across political lines.
The Governor’s achievements, particularly in grassroots development, have strengthened his party’s position. The Cultural Middle-Belt Political Forum, which endorsed all PDP candidates, commended Mutfwang for his inclusive governance and developmental strides.
Citizens like Inusa Jatau and Godiya Gabriel have also highlighted Governor Mutfwang’s administration’s progress in areas such as security, infrastructure, transportation, and inclusive appointments. These accomplishments, they argue, will contribute to a strong showing for the PDP in the election.
As the election draws near, all eyes are on PLASIEC and the voters, whose decisions will shape the political landscape in Plateau State.
