Adamawa Summit Concludes with Call for Collective Action, Sustained Development

Daji Sani in Yola

The Forward Adamawa Summit has ended with participants from various sectors of society gathering to chart a course for the state’s future development.

The summit which featured keynote addresses, training sessions, and policy reflections, was aimed at sustaining the development gains of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s administration.

The summit’s key resolutions include transforming the gains of the Fintiri administration into a mass movement of the people, initiating community ownership structures for public projects, and strengthening civic education, especially among youths and first-time voters.

The participants also resolved to mainstream women, youth, and persons living with special abilities in leadership, governance, and decision-making structures at all levels.

Additionally, they called for the promotion of accountability and feedback mechanisms between government and citizens.

In his address, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri reaffirmed his administration’s resolve to deepen inclusive progress across all sectors.

He emphasized the importance of collective action in driving the state’s development.

The summit featured a range of speakers including Dr. Dogo Victor who delivered a keynote address on strategic continuity and collaborative leadership.

 Other speakers included Dr. Declan Desmond Didacus, Sam Odeh, Lydia, and Hajiya Rukaiya.

The participants expressed their commitment to driving the journey of transformation in the state, rather than watching from the sidelines.

They called on all stakeholders to support the policies and programs of Governor Fintiri’s administration.

The summit’s conclusion marked a significant milestone in the state’s development journey.

The participants left with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to working together to build a brighter future for Adamawa State.

The Forward Adamawa Summit is set to become an annual platform for reviewing development progress and refining people-centered governance strategies. This initiative is expected to ensure that the state’s development is sustained and inclusive.

The success of the summit is a testament to the power of collective action and the commitment of stakeholders to the development of the state.

As the state looks to the future, it is clear that the journey of transformation has just begun.

In his vote of thanks, the Commissioner for Information, Honourable lliya James, expressed gratitude to all participants and stakeholders.

He commended the organizers for putting together a productive and engaging summit.