Adamawa Governor Fintiri Flags Off Statewide Tour in Ganye
- Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri had flagged off his statewide tour in Ganye Local Government Area of Adamawa State
- The governor had engaged youths, women, traditional rulers, and community stakeholders during an interactive session at Gangwari Square
- Several completed local government projects had been commissioned, while ongoing infrastructure works were inspected
Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has commenced a statewide tour with a stop in Ganye Local Government Area, where he met residents, reviewed projects, and commissioned completed works.
The visit took place at Gangwari Square in Ganye, Southern Adamawa, where the governor engaged youths, women, traditional leaders, and other community stakeholders.
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The state reported that the tour marked the start of a structured engagement designed to assess governance at the grassroots and strengthen communication between the state government and local communities.
Governor Fintiri engages grassroots stakeholders
During the interaction, Fintiri outlined the core priorities of his administration, which he said remained focused on infrastructure development, education, and functional public facilities.
He also carried out an on-the-spot review of projects executed by the local government and assessed the performance of council officials.
The governor inspected ongoing and completed infrastructure, including sections of the Ganye–Sanga Sumi Road, which he identified as critical to mobility and economic activity in the area.
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Several completed projects aimed at improving access, encouraging job creation, and enhancing community development were also commissioned.
Fintiri commissions projects across Ganye
Fintiri told residents that the tour was intended to ensure that development efforts were felt directly at the community level. He said the administration would continue to pursue policies and projects that delivered practical benefits to citizens rather than abstract promises.
Community leaders and stakeholders from the Southern Zone welcomed the governor’s visit and described it as a notable moment for the Ganye Chiefdom.
They said the choice of Ganye as the starting point of the statewide tour reflected confidence in the area and recognition of its importance within the state.
The stakeholders said the engagement reinforced the government’s commitment to inclusive governance, accountability at the local government level, and people-oriented development across Adamawa State.
They expressed optimism that the direct interaction would strengthen trust between the government and residents while guiding future development priorities.
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The proposal, tagged the Budget of Sustainable Growth and Economic Renewal, marked the sixth time the governor has laid an appropriation bill before the legislature since assuming office.
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Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the Adamawa state executive council had approved a total of N11.4 billion for the execution of key developmental projects spanning the education, health, water, and power sectors.
Commissioner for Information and Strategy, James Iliya, who announced the decision after the council meeting, said the funding aligns with Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s vision of improving social infrastructure and living standards across the state.
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