My dear brothers and sisters of the Mhiship Nation,

In times like these, when our land cries for progress, opportunity, and purposeful leadership, it is not our political parties that should define us — it is our shared identity, our common heritage, and our collective dreams as a people.

Whether you stand with the PDP or the APC, what truly matters now is our commitment to the Mhiship Project — a project of unity, growth, and development for every Chip man, woman, and youth. I have seen the passion, sacrifice, and energy our people are investing across all party lines. From PDP faithful to APC loyalists, it is clear: there is hope, there is strength, and there is success ahead — if we walk together.

We must rise above sentiments, drop the divisive tones, and stand shoulder to shoulder. Let us deliberately and intentionally support one another, not because of party affiliation, but because we are first and foremost Mhiship sons and daughters. This is the time to bring back appointments, employment, and meaningful representation to our land.

Let’s foster collaboration, build alliances, and work across divides to attract the dividends of democracy. Let’s champion one another’s causes, empower our youth, uplift our communities, and reclaim our place in the affairs of Plateau State and beyond.

The Mhiship Nation belongs to all of us — and together, we will build a legacy of unity, strength, and prosperity that generations to come will be proud of.

Let’s unite. Let’s build. Let’s win — together.

Long live Mhiship Nation.
Long live our unity.

— Chief Koppe Sylvanus Joseph
FIMC, ICIP, LBS-MBA
“Helper of the Youth”

Author: MCCDA