By SN24.com 
By Peter Akpah.
Represented by Deputy Governor Josephine Piyo, the governor described RHYE as a platform that aligns with his government’s commitment to youth inclusion, innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.“This inauguration is more than the unveiling of a political structure. It is a shared vision that recognizes young people as indispensable partners in nation-building,” Gov. Mutfwang said.He congratulated the national leadership of RHYE, the newly inaugurated Plateau State Coordinator, *Mr. Wilson Manji*, and members of the coordinating team for mobilizing youths around ideals of responsible citizenship and patriotism. He urged them to focus beyond political mobilization to leadership development, civic education, and community engagement.
Hon. Kaka said President Tinubu’s economic reforms had increased allocations to states, enabling greater investment in infrastructure and development. He urged the Plateau team to build a formidable grassroots structure ahead of 2027, he commended the youths for their resilience towards ensuring the victory of president Tinubu in 2027.
Manji announced plans to inaugurate coordinators across the 17 LGAs, down to ward and polling unit levels to promote the Renewed Hope Agenda through government achievements in the state. He said the engagement would target youths, women, students, and community stakeholders.
Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a, Plateau State Renewed Hope Ambassador, defended federal reforms including fuel subsidy removal and forex unification. He noted that while initial hardship was experienced, the policies had increased revenue for infrastructure. He cited the reconstruction of the Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe Highway, the student loan scheme, and improved welfare for the Armed Forces as key achievements.
drew government officials, APC leaders, youth organizations, women groups, and students from across the 17 LGAs.
The inauguration underscores RHYE’s focus on youth mobilization, civic participation, and collaboration between government and young people to drive development in Plateau State.
