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Revitalizing Adamawa’s former splendor over the course of a hundred days.

Governor Fintiri visiting the Housing project and pointing at a location

Revitalizing Adamawa’s former splendor over the course of a hundred days.


In an unwavering commitment to transform Adamawa into a model of exemplary governance and infrastructural development in Nigeria, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, within his first 100 days, has steadfastly fulfilled his campaign promises to the people. This report sheds light on the governor’s dedicated efforts.

Prepared to Deliver: Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, recognized as a history-making and destiny-driven leader, assumed office at Dougerei Government House Yola in 2019. His election resonated with the hopes and optimism of the ordinary people of Adamawa, who anticipated a positive change and the restoration of the state’s former glory.

First Term Achievements: Fintiri’s first term in office marked a significant shift in the political landscape of Adamawa. His broad support base, spanning various political divides, coupled with a proven track record as the former Speaker of the State House of Assembly and Acting Governor, set the stage for a transformative leadership.

His tenure as Acting Governor showcased leadership acumen, earning him the trust and confidence of the electorate. Despite facing the incumbent APC government, Fintiri’s administration was described as “the first political revolution in the history of Adamawa politics.”

Second Term Commitments: Upon his re-election for a second term, Governor Fintiri pledged not only to consolidate but surpass his first-term achievements across all facets of his 11-point agenda. His administration has continued to focus on executing projects with direct benefits to the people, aiming to leave a more prosperous and developed state.

Key Achievements within 100 Days:

  1. Infrastructure Development:
    • Contracts awarded for the construction of a highway and dualization of ‘Welcome to Yola Gate.’
    • Approval for the construction of stormwater drainages to address perennial flooding in Saminaka and other flood-prone areas.
    • Contracts for the construction of the Third Flyover in Mubi roundabout.
    • Approval for the construction of a 7,800-capacity metric tonnes warehouse in Government House to secure food items and valuables.
  2. Education:
    • Declaration and implementation of free education in primary and secondary schools.
    • Reintroduction of scholarship payments to Adamawa students in tertiary institutions.
    • Renovation of schools, recruitment of teachers, and provision of learning materials.
  3. Health:
    • Overhaul of Yola Specialist Hospital and construction of new cottage hospitals.
    • Upgrading of facilities and construction of additional infrastructure in general hospitals across the state.
  4. Other Achievements:
    • Construction of a 2000 Housing Estate.
    • Granting of financial autonomy to local governments.
    • Water and electrification projects.
    • Implementation of the N30,000 minimum wage.
    • Civil service reform.
    • Skills acquisition and empowerment programs.
    • Procurement of operational vehicles for security agencies.
    • Procurement of SUVs for state chief judge, president of customary court, and grand khadi of sharia court.

Governor Fintiri’s administration has been widely praised for its remarkable achievements within the first 100 days of his second term. The populace commends the governor for his visionary leadership and transformative impact across various sectors, expressing confidence in his ability to restore the state’s lost glory. Governor Fintiri remains resolute in his commitment to delivering a better future for Adamawa, calling for continued support from the electorate.

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