Adamawa's Abdurahman Haske Launches Seven-Point Agenda

Abdurahman Haske, the governorship candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement in Adamawa State, presented a seven-point agenda focused on agriculture as a vital sector for economic growth and job creation. Speaking at a dinner for journalists in Yola, Haske emphasized the importance of mechanized agriculture in transforming the economic prospects of the youth and enhancing the state's revenue.

His agenda includes building a ₦300 billion export-oriented agricultural economy, creating one million jobs, and establishing a ₦200 billion agricultural guarantee fund. He also proposed improving road networks by rehabilitating 25 kilometers of roads annually in each local government area, upgrading schools, and expanding health insurance coverage for one million residents.

Haske committed to promoting youth participation in governance and ensuring a transparent administration. He acknowledged the infrastructure development under Governor Ahmadu Fintiri but promised a different approach to addressing the state's challenges.

Haske expressed his motivation for entering politics as a desire to alleviate the hardships faced by residents.