By SN24.com By Mapis Jonathan marawes.
The Mwaghavul College of Health, Pushit, came alive today as dignitaries, grassroots leaders, and thousands of well-wishers gathered for a triple celebration: the thanksgiving and birthday of philanthropist Chief Moses Nwan, f.hcd, mni, PhD, , alongside the 3rd anniversary of His Excellency Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang’s ‘The Time is Now’ administration.
The event drew a high-profile and powerful delegation of political leaders, traditional rulers, clergy, and community stakeholders from across Plateau State. The atmosphere was charged with gratitude, unity, and renewed hope as speakers extolled the twin virtues of selfless service and good governance.
Chief Moses Nwan, f.hcd, mni, PhD, renowned as a grassroots developer and catalyst for change, was celebrated for decades of impact in education, agriculture, and politics. Through scholarships, empowerment programs, and support for rural farmers, he has lifted countless families from poverty and inspired a new generation of leaders across Mangu and beyond.
In his tribute, Chief Moses Nwan, f.hcd, mni, PhD, reaffirmed his unwavering support for Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s vision of inclusive development. He described the Governor’s ‘Time is Now’ mantra as a divine call to action that matches his own belief in servant-leadership, noting that true leadership is measured by how many lives are touched and transformed.
The thanksgiving session was marked by heartfelt prayers and worship, with clergy declaring that Chief Nwan’s life exemplifies the biblical principle that “to whom much is given, much is expected.” They prayed for continued strength, wisdom, and protection upon him as he continues to champion peace and development in Plateau.
Governor Mutfwang’s 3rd anniversary was also honored as a milestone of progress. Delegates highlighted strides in security, infrastructure, and human capital development under his watch. Chief Nwan, a recipient of many national and community awards, was applauded as a political stalwart whose alignment with the Governor strengthens the bridge between government and the grassroots.
As the celebration closed with cheers, cultural displays, and renewed pledges of support, the message was clear: when philanthropists like Chief Moses Nwan, f.hcd, mni, PhD, and visionary leaders like Governor Caleb Mutfwang work together, Plateau’s future shines brighter. The gathering ended on a note of inspiration — that service, gratitude, and unity remain the surest path to lasting development.
