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S’Court Judgment: FIntiri Dedicates Victory To Adamawa People, Promises Better   Service


By; TINA PHINEAS, Yola

Following the Supreme Court judgment that affirmed his victory at the 2023 polls, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri  of Adamawa State has dedicated his victory to the citizens of the state, with a promise to serve them better.

The governor who stated this in a state-wide broadcast on Monday, said that the judgment is a tonic that will bring out the best in his administration.

“We are forever indebted to the people  for choosing yourself and the future of our dear state in this journey. This judgment is a tonic to spur Professor Farauta and I, to do more for you and our dear state”, he said.

He assured that his administration will continue to serve the people well through people oriented policies and projects such as free education, provision of healthcare, urban and rural infrastructure, women and youths empowerment among others.

“As a government, we are humbled by the fact that the best way to pay back is to serve you well

“By serving you well, I mean a renewed dedication to our ongoing policy of free education through functional public school system and payment of WAEC and NECO for our children; provision of healthcare and health insurance that makes it easier for the vulnerable to access quality service with ease: continuity in the provision of urban and rural infrastructure”, he stated.

FIntiri maintained that, it will be “continuity of policies that empower our women and youths; continuity of justice and fair play; continuity of peace and a security architecture that makes your life a priority; continuous onslaught against the nefarious urban miscreants known as the Shila Boys; continuity in a system that confers on you pride, dignity and self- respect as brethren of Adamawa State and indeed more reinforcement that would forever bury election bandits into a pit beyond resurrection”.

The Fresh Air  governor, also appreciated the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), for standing firm as an unbiased electoral umpire in this election even when its Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), acted irresponsibly and unlawfully.

He maintained that he Supreme Court verdict of Wednesday January 31, 2024, has officially closed all the noise on the 2023 election in Adamawa State. 

“The days of lying and deceits are over. The moments of false propaganda and cheap talks are gone

 ” Adamawa state is a state for the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) as affirmed both at the polls and in the courts, the people have spoken loud and clear”, be stressed.

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