The representative of Plateau North Senatorial District, Senator G. N. S. Pwajok, has opened a youth campaign office with a call on the youth to be ambassadors of peace.
Pwajok, who also used the occasion of the commissioning of the youth campaign office to inaugurate its Central Working Committee in Jos, the Plateau State capital, restated his zeal to promoting youth empowerment programmes.
He said: “Let me express my sincere joy because today marks the beginning of the new Plateau of our dream.
“As I see the faces of my old friends here today, these include primary school mates, it encourages me to celebrate the inspiration that God gave me.
“We are all gathered to join hands for the big promises.
“We gather regardless of our religion and tribal affiliation.
“Nigeria can be better if we all move together and lift our state forward.
“I started as one of you with very low background and today I am where God has anointed me to be.
“My father was a painter where he used the little money to pay for my school fees.
“With it, I became great today, as senator representing the people of Plateau North after the death of Senator Gyang Dantong.”
In his goodwill message, the member representing Pankshin, Kanam and Kanke Federal Constituency, Hon. Emmanuel Go’ar, congratulated Pwajok for offering to serve the state based on his past records as a youth, assuring him that the old will rally their support for him.
A Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, Comrade Jude Imagwi, advised the aspirant not to take politics as not do or die affair.