Mr Mutfwang gave the assurance while swearing in four new permanent secretaries into the state civil service on Wednesday at the Government House, Jos.
The new permanent secretaries include Helen Chundusu, Roseline Dakwar, Joel Tahvan, Nanman Kparbong and Aishatu Saleh.
Mr Lalong, who decried the wanton killings and destruction of properties in the state, said there was a need for Nigerians to collectively pray for the return of total peace in the state.
An NDLEA visitor’s pass and an Itel mobile phone were recovered from the convict.
He urged them to stop the destruction of lives and properties by deploying its personnel to prevent further attacks.
More neighbourhoods have been thrown into darkness as transformer vandalism in Jos and its environs continues unabated.
The victims were abducted from their hostel located off campus on Monday night in Jos while preparing for second semester examinations.
The group also decried the inability of students in the affected communities to go school due to the increasing security challenges.
Police have sealed the secretariats of all 17 local government councils in Plateau.
For days there has been repeated attacks by gunmen, resulting in killings, burning of houses and looting of houses abandoned by the locals.
