The Auditor General Adamawa State, Alhaji Usman Ahmed has submitted to the House of Assembly the Audit report on the accounts of Adamawa State Government for the year ended 31st December, 2024.
The Speaker of the House Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley, while recieving the report submitted to the House on Monday 7th July, 2025, commended the State Auditor General for the timely presentation of the report on the State Account.
According to the content of the report submitted, the audit report was done in compliance with International Standards Supreme Audit Institutions (ISSAIs) – “INTOSAI “Auditing Standards” and inline with International Standard on Auditing (ISA). while Financial Statements were prepared by the Accountant General of the State incompliance with State Action on Business Enabling Reforms (SABER) in conformity with the standard template for General Purpose Financial Statements (GPFSs).
The report added that, the audit inspection were conducted across 42 MDA’s and 49 public institutions for the period 1st January to 31st December 2024, which reviewed capital projects funded under Adamawa State’s “Budget of Re-engineering” Focusing on completed and ongoing infrastructure and service delivery initiatives across ministries.
The report underscores the State’s efforts to enhance public services and infrastructure while pointing out areas for improvement, financial management and accountability to ensure sustainable development and effective use of public resources to improve transparency, accountability, good corporate governance and service delivery.
The audit report reflect a commendable level of transparency, efficiency and alignment with the State’s development priorities and recommends continuous oversight, stronger quality control system and incorporation of maintenance and sustainability plans which will help to ensure capital investment, continue to deliver long-term value and impact for the people of Adamawa State.
Usman Umar Sahabi
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