Fintiri Swears in Local Government Chairmen in Adamawa

On Wednesday, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State swore in the newly elected chairmen of 21 local government areas following the expiration of the tenures of former council chairmen. During the ceremony held in Yola, Fintiri called on the chairmen to serve the people diligently and to take their oaths of office seriously, highlighting that it should not be merely a ritual but a commitment to the public and God.
He noted the successful conduct of the local government elections by the Adamawa State Independent Electoral Commission (ADSIEC), which demonstrated the administration's commitment to entrenching democratic culture at the grassroots level. Fintiri urged the chairmen to implement pro-poor policies aimed at improving the lives of rural dwellers and to engage regularly with traditional rulers and stakeholders in their councils.
He also warned against corruption and mismanagement of public funds, stating that the doors should be open for public access and accountability.
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