President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commissioned 50 new 14-seater JET MOVER buses under the TinCity Metro 3.0 – Plateau Affordable Mobility Programme, marking another phase in the expansion of public transportation in Plateau State.
The commissioning was hailed by the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Plateau Express Services Group, Dr. Samuel Jok Gwott, who described the development as a major milestone in Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s efforts to transform the state’s transport sector.
Dr. Gwott said the new fleet would strengthen connectivity between local government areas, improve movement across communities and expand access to affordable transportation beyond the Jos metropolis.
He attributed the progress recorded by Plateau Express Services Group to the vision and political commitment of Governor Mutfwang, noting that the journey from the revitalisation of the organisation to the introduction of TinCity Metro and its third phase reflected sustained efforts to improve public mobility.
The transport chief also expressed appreciation to the governor for the confidence reposed in the management of the organisation and his administration’s continued support for transport reforms.
He said it was particularly gratifying to see projects developed by the management receive recognition and commissioning at the highest level of government.
Dr. Gwott further commended members of the Plateau Express Services Group team for their dedication to the organisation’s transformation, while acknowledging the support of family members and associates.
He described the latest development as an opportunity to deepen service delivery, stressing that leadership comes with responsibility and that the ultimate purpose of the transport initiative is to ease the movement of residents across the state.
