Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State inspected the ongoing remodelling of the Plateau Hotel and Hill Station Hotel located in Jos, the state capital
Speaking during the inspection, Governor Mutfwang explained that the decision to revitalise the long-abandoned hotels is aimed at breathing new life into the tourism sector. He described the two establishments as “iconic”, noting that their redevelopment forms part of a broader strategy to reposition Plateau as a leading destination for both leisure and investment.
“The history of Plateau is closely linked to landmarks such as these. This is why our administration is pursuing strategic partnerships with private investors to reduce reliance on public funding while ensuring long-term sustainability,” he said.
“With God’s help, a substantial portion of the Plateau Hotel project is expected to be completed and ready for use by 1 December,” he added.
Also Read:
The governor expressed satisfaction with the quality of work done so far, but urged the project teams to uphold high standards of professionalism. He reaffirmed his administration’s firm commitment to restoring the state’s reputation as a haven of peace and tourism through the revival of its hospitality and tourism sectors.
Mr Kudla Satumari of Aviare Global Concept Ltd, the contractor handling the Plateau Hotel redevelopment, assured that the project would be delivered to specification.