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Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to delivering quality infrastructure projects until the final day of his tenure, emphasizing that the welfare and development of the people of Adamawa state remain his top priority.

Key Highlights

  • Fintiri reaffirms commitment to infrastructure: Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri pledged to continue delivering quality projects until the end of his tenure.
  • Projects inspected: The governor inspected the ongoing Jimeta Ultra Modern Shopping Complex and Jimeta State Zoo.
  • Quality assurance prioritised: Fintiri said the inspection was aimed at monitoring progress and ensuring contractors meet quality standards and deliver value for public funds.
  • Projects nearing completion: Both projects are expected to be completed and opened to the public by the end of September.
  • Economic transformation expected: The governor described the shopping complex as one of the finest in Northern Nigeria and said it would boost commercial activities and create jobs.

The governor made the pledge after inspecting the ongoing construction of the Jimeta Ultra Modern Shopping Complex and the state zoo in Jimeta.

He said the visit is aimed at assessing the progress of work and ensuring that contractors adhere to quality standards while delivering value for public funds.

Governor Fintiri expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of work at both sites, commending the contractors for their commitment to meeting project timelines.

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He disclosed that the projects are expected to be completed by the end of September, after which they will be opened for public use.

Describing the Jimeta Ultra Modern Shopping Complex as one of the finest in Northern Nigeria, the governor said the facility would transform commercial activities in the state by providing a modern and conducive environment for businesses to thrive.

He added that the shopping complex would create employment opportunities for young people and stimulate economic growth across the state.

Speaking on the remaining months of his administration, Governor Fintiri noted that he has about ten months left in office and intends to maximize the period by delivering more people-oriented projects.

He reiterated that his administration would continue to execute and commission impactful projects until the end of its tenure, stressing that his goal is to leave behind a stable and efficient government that will provide a solid foundation for the next administration.

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