Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has officially withdrawn his membership from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), marking a significant political development within the state’s leadership structure.
The ward leadership acknowledged receipt of the letter a day later, confirming the governor’s exit from the party under which he rose to political prominence.
In the resignation letter, Governor Mutfwang expressed deep appreciation to the PDP for offering him the opportunity to actively participate in Nigeria’s democratic process. He recognized the role the party played in his political journey and acknowledged the collective support received from party officials and members across various levels.
He further conveyed gratitude to PDP leaders, loyal members, and supporters who stood by him during his time in the party, stating that the confidence and trust reposed in him would always be remembered.
The letter concluded with assurances of respect and goodwill toward the party leadership, underscoring a formal and orderly disengagement from the PDP.
Political observers have since indicated that Governor Mutfwang is expected to defect to the All Progressives Congress (APC). This expectation follows a recent public disclosure by the National Chairman of the APC, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, who announced at an event held at the Presidential Villa in Abuja that the Plateau State governor is set to join the ruling party.
The development has continued to generate widespread attention, as it signals a notable shift within Plateau State’s political landscape
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