In a significant move that underscores his commitment to human capital development and the welfare of his people, Senator Diket Plang, representing Plateau Central Senatorial District, has facilitated employment opportunities for constituents in the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
This milestone is a testament to his proactive representation and drive to deliver dividends of democracy beyond rhetoric.
This achievement, many believe, will not only help reduce unemployment in the district but also provide families with stable income and inspire hope among the youth.Senator Plang stated that empowering his constituents remains a top priority.
He reiterated that access to federal jobs, training, and skill acquisition is critical to building a self-sufficient and prosperous constituency.
“I understand the importance of gainful employment in the life of every young person.
It’s not just about a paycheck; it’s about dignity, hope, and the power to support one’s family.
My office will continue to lobby for more opportunities in federal agencies, and I encourage our youth to prepare themselves through education and discipline,” he said.Constituents have hailed the development as a commendable stride in responsive leadership.
One of the beneficiaries expressed deep gratitude to the senator for what he described as a “life-changing opportunity.”Community leaders and stakeholders across Bokkos, Mangu, Pankshin, Kanke, and Kanam local government areas have also praised Senator Plang for his dedication to the people, urging others in leadership positions to emulate his selfless style of governance.
As the senator continues to consolidate on his mandate, this latest intervention is expected to further strengthen the trust between him and the electorate, while also placing Plateau Central in a stronger position within national economic institutions.
In a time when many Nigerians are calling for more accountable and impactful representation, Senator Diket Plang’s action serves as a shining example of how leaders can leverage their positions to uplift lives and communities.