Fintiri Inaugurates Distribution of Farm Inputs To 40,000 Households

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has kicked distribution of farm inputs to 40,000 households in Adamawa state. The beneficiaries mainly women and youths are expected to rejuvenate the agricultural sector at a time when farming communities are facing unprecedented challenges. He said the agricultural livelihood support provided by the Multisectoral Crisis Recovery Project MCRP is pivotal to […]

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Fintiri Flags off Distribution of Drugs, Commodities in Adamawa’s 21 LGAs

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has flagged off distribution of routine drugs for antenatal, delivery, postnatal delivery kits as well as seed stock of drugs for care services for the 21 local government areas. Also distributed is monitoring and evaluation tools for quality primary healthcare service delivery to improve health care service delivery in the state. […]

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Adamawa Appreciates Japan for Initiating $4.4m Health Project

Adamawa state government has appreciated the Japanese government for initiating$4,490,000,00 project aimed at rehabilitating health care facilities in the state. Governor Ahmadu Fintiri made the appreciation in his keynote address during inauguration of the project at the American University of Nigeria (AUN) in Yola Wednesday. Fintiri said the project is aligned in complementing government decision […]

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Rwanda’s VISA-Free Movement For Africans Strengthens Collaboration -Adamawa Dep Gov

Adamawa State Deputy Governor, Professor Kaletapwa Farauta says VISA-free movement for Africans announced by the Rwandan President Paul Kagame will enhance collaboration between Rwanda and Nigeria. Farauta made the assertion Friday in Yola when she received Rwandan High Commissioner to Nigeria, AmbassadorChristophe Bazivamo, in her office. Farauta expressed readiness of the state government to partner […]

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Adamawa Bridging Educational Gap Between Poor, Rich; Farauta Tells Canadian Envoy

Adamawa State Deputy Governor Professor Kaletapwa Farauta, says government is bridging the educational gap between the rich and the poor through prompt payment of National Examination Council (NECO) and West African Examinations Council (WAEC) fees. She says the aim is to produce responsible future leaders from the state. Receiving the Canadian High Commissioner to Nigeria […]

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