As the countdown to the end of his administration gradually begins, Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Fintiri, has sent a strong message to political appointees and senior government officials, warning against disloyalty and political betrayal in the closing phase of his government.
Key Highlights:
- Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri warned officials against disloyalty as his tenure nears its end.
- He called for unity and commitment despite growing political interests.
- Fintiri credited the administration’s progress to teamwork.
- He pledged to finish projects and ensure a peaceful transition.
- Deputy Governor Kaletapwa George Farauta praised his leadership and support for the government.
The governor delivered the message during a Sallah homage held at the Government House in Yola, where members of the Adamawa State Executive Council, permanent secretaries, and other senior government officials gathered to celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir festival with him.
At the heart of Gov. Fintiri’s remarks was a call for unwavering loyalty, unity, and commitment among those serving under his administration.
According to him, the achievements recorded so far by the government were made possible through collective dedication and shared responsibility.
He cautioned officials against abandoning the administration in pursuit of personal political ambitions, stressing that trust betrayed is often difficult to regain.
Political observers view the governor’s comments as a clear signal that the administration intends to maintain discipline, stability, and focus as it enters its final phase.
In many political settings, the period leading to the end of a tenure is often characterized by shifting loyalties, succession calculations, and realignment of political interests.
However, Gov. Fintiri insisted that governance must remain the priority, regardless of the political atmosphere surrounding the approaching transition.
“The final phase of the administration requires greater sacrifice and commitment,” the governor stated, emphasizing that public service demands consistency and loyalty until the last day in office.
He assured residents that his administration remains committed to consolidating its achievements, completing ongoing projects, and laying enduring foundations that would continue to benefit future generations in Adamawa state.
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The governor also gave assurances of a peaceful and constitutional transition process at the expiration of his tenure, expressing confidence that the legacies established across critical sectors of the state would be preserved and sustained.
The event also provided an opportunity for top government officials to publicly reaffirm their support for the administration.
Leading the delegation, the Deputy Governor, Prof. Kaletapwa George Farauta described Gov. Fintiri as a courageous, focused, and visionary leader who has continued to provide direction for the state despite political and social challenges.
She said the Sallah homage was not only to celebrate Eid-el-Kabir with the governor, but also to pray for continued peace, unity, and progress in Adamawa State.
Prof. Farauta further commended the administration for fostering peaceful coexistence among people of different faiths, attributing the development to the governor’s inclusive leadership style and commitment to justice and fairness.
Analysts say the governor’s remarks may shape the political atmosphere in Adamawa in the coming months as attention gradually shifts toward succession politics and the future of governance in the state.
For now, the administration appears determined to project unity and continuity while focusing on completing its developmental agenda before the end of its tenure.
