PDP Candidate Vonovolki Calls for Debate in Adamawa

Dr. Maurice Vonovolki, the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Adamawa state, has challenged other candidates to engage in a debate concerning their development plans for the state in preparation for the 2027 election. During an interactive session with members of the correspondents chapel in his campaign office in Yola, he expressed concern that many proposals from other candidates are AI-generated and lack practical relevance to the real challenges facing Adamawa.

Vonovolki articulated his vision for the state through a 9-point agenda centered on three pillars: people, prosperity, and peace. He emphasized improving citizens' welfare and productivity, addressing unemployment and poverty, and creating an enabling environment for productive ventures.

Additionally, he pledged to utilize the state's resources, such as sun, land, and water, to industrialize Adamawa and provide electricity to rural communities through mini grids. He also proposed constructing buffer zones in communities near Sambisa Forest to combat Boko Haram insurgents and enhance security.