In its 2025 assessment of Nigeria’s top-performing governors, TV Africa has recognized Governor Fintiri as the Best Governor in the North East.
Upon receiving the award in Abuja, Governor Fintiri expressed his gratitude to TV Africa for this significant honor and committed to meeting the expectations of the people of Adamawa State and beyond.
The governor praised TV Africa for its consistent coverage of events and for honoring leaders without any bias.
“TV Africa” is a variety of broadcasting networks, including a historical network established in 1997, a specific Ghanaian free-to-air station also known as Nigerian pan-African news channel known as Plus TV Africa.
The most notable contemporary “TV Africa” is Plus TV Africa, a 24-hour Afropolitan news channel that caters to a professional and millennial African audience, available on platforms like DSTV.
This well-known, modern news channel focuses on African content and is owned by the General News & Entertainment Company (GNEC) Media Group, aiming to deliver quality news and stories for the African professional and millennial demographic.
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The recognition is well-deserved, as the people of Adamawa have affirmed what they witness daily from their leader, who transforms their vision into reality and promises into tangible projects.
From revitalizing Yola with significant urban development to constructing roads that connect communities and enhancing education and healthcare, Fintiri has redefined leadership in the North East.
His initiatives, such as PAWECA led by Dr. Michael Zira, empower youth, women, and other groups, showcasing his commitment to inclusiveness. His people-centered governance serves as a challenge to skeptics and an inspiration to dreamers.
This award was presented on September 7, marking a shift in perception of Adamawa from a region plagued by insecurity and despair to one characterized by hope, growth, and progress.
Thus, the recognition from TV Africa is not merely an award; it reflects the people’s judgment, serves as a historical marker, and symbolizes a hopeful future.
