APM's Abdulrahman Haske Promises Wealth Creation in Adamawa

Abdulrahman Bashir Haske, the governorship candidate of the Allied People’s Movement (APM) in Adamawa state, made a commitment to invest significantly in critical sectors to generate wealth for the state's population, particularly targeting the youth and women. Speaking during an interactive session with journalists in Yola, Haske highlighted that Adamawa has over 5 million residents, with 60% being youths under 30 years old who are unemployed.

He described this situation as detrimental to the state's security and development. Haske's plans include attracting foreign investments, establishing industries, and exploiting abandoned mineral resources, with a goal of ensuring 70% inclusion of youths and women in wealth creation efforts.

He emphasized his focus on agriculture, education, and health security as part of his 7-point agenda. Additionally, Haske justified his choice of a female running mate, citing women's significant roles in mobilizing voters during elections.

He also expressed his intention to build upon the policies of the current administration led by Fintiri.