Adamawa: Gov Fintiri urges unity, promises development in 2024
Governor Fintiri has extended his heartfelt greetings to all residents and solicited continued support for Adamawa’s progress.
Mr Fintiri stated this on Monday.
“In 2024, we must be set to embrace the opportunities the year brings, supporting and praying for this government to succeed on the eight-point agenda it is set out to achieve,” stated Mr Fintiri. “Let our actions be guided by compassion, understanding, and a commitment to the common good of our state and nation in general.”
According to him, Adamawa has achieved tremendous milestones in infrastructure development, healthcare, education, security, human capital development and Agriculture in 2023.
“With your cooperation, we have laid the foundation for a more prosperous state. Our strength as a state, and indeed a nation, lies in our unity. Together, we have faced challenges and conquered, emerging stronger.
“Our government, with great zest, has strived to deliver needed services to its people within available resources,” Mr Fintiri explained.
Mr Fintiri further commended the support and cooperation of the good people in the state during and after the 2023 general elections.
“Our journey to this victory faced obstacles, but your resilience prevailed. You maintained peace amid provocation, showcasing restraint and civility. Even amidst adversity during the election process, you upheld decorum. For this, I’m immensely grateful.
“I enjoin us to go on with a spirit that gives support so that as we journey toward progress, no one is left behind and nothing left untouched,” the Adamawa governor said.
(NAN)
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