Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has officially resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), announcing his departure from the party that has been his political home. The governor confirmed the decision in a public statement, signalling a major shift in the state’s political landscape and opening the door to potential new alliances ahead of future elections.
Governor Mutfwang thanked members of the PDP for their support but noted that his decision was made after careful consideration of the evolving political dynamics and the need to pursue broader opportunities for governance and collaboration. While he did not immediately disclose his next political affiliation, observers suggest that the move could reshape political alignments both in Plateau State and at the national level.
Political stakeholders and residents have reacted with keen interest, as the governor’s resignation from a leading national party adds fresh momentum to conversations about party realignment, strategy, and alliances in Nigeria’s ever-shifting political terrain.
