**Yilwatda: I'm Working Hand in Hand with Mutfwang to Uplift Plateau** The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, has sent a strong message to his supporters in Plateau State, urging them to join forces with Governor Caleb Mutfwang in the interest of the state. Speaking at the COCIN Church Headquarters in Jos, the APC national chairman expressed gratitude for the unity between him and the governor, stating that their past differences were purely due to membership of different political camps. He emphasized that there was no personal animosity between them and that they are now working together to provide peace, development, and support to the people of Plateau. Yilwatda appealed to his supporters to set aside any political differences they may have with the governor and to join hands in building a better future for the state. He expressed his appreciation for the governor's awareness of his presence and acknowledged their strong partnership. The APC national chairman also sought prayers from his supporters, acknowledging that leading the party was a challenging task. He highlighted the party's growth, noting that many people were joining the party and that their congresses were being conducted peacefully. In a bid to promote unity and understanding, Yilwatda called on his supporters to let bygones be bygones and to work towards a peaceful and prosperous Plateau state. His message is particularly relevant to Nigerians, as it underscores the importance of unity and cooperation in achieving a better future for all. With Plateau State facing numerous challenges, the partnership between Yilwatda and Mutfwang offers a glimmer of hope for the state's development. As the APC national chairman works to strengthen the party, he is also committed to ensuring that Plateau state gets the support it deserves from the federal government. Yilwatda's appeal for unity and cooperation is a timely reminder that, together, we can achieve great things and build a better future for ourselves and our communities.