PDP chieftain Kefas Ropshik enters Plateau governorship race
Kefas Ropshik, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, has announced his intention to contest the Plateau State governorship election. He addressed supporters in his local government area, promising to tackle insecurity and youth unemployment. The state has faced recurring violence, especially in areas like Mangu, Barkin Ladi, and Riyom. Kefas Ropshik emphasized that his campaign is driven by the people's desire for change and a safer, more prosperous Plateau.
Key takeaways
- Kefas Ropshik pledged to prioritize security, stating that restoring safety across Plateau State would be his top priority.
- He promised to implement a people-driven security system involving communities, traditional institutions, and security agencies.
- Addressing youth unemployment, Ropshik said he would invest in skills acquisition and support small and medium enterprises.
- He committed to improving infrastructure, including roads, schools, healthcare, and basic amenities, ensuring inclusive development.
- Supporters at the event expressed strong backing for his plans, highlighting the urgent need to address insecurity and revive the state's economy.
