Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State marked his 58th birthday on Tuesday with a humanitarian gesture, visiting hospital patients in Yola and donating N30 million to support their medical treatment.
The Governor announced a donation of N15 million to patients at the Specialist Hospital, Yola, and another N15 million to the endowment fund of the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital (MAUTH), Yola, to assist those battling cancer and other life-threatening ailments.
Fintiri reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to improving healthcare delivery across Adamawa, noting that the government is investing heavily in the construction and equipping of secondary healthcare facilities throughout the state.
He assured that a significant portion of the state’s annual budget will continue to be allocated to the health sector to guarantee access to quality medical services for all citizens.
Addressing concerns over a proposed strike by resident doctors, the Governor appealed for understanding, urging them to place public interest above all else. He pledged that his administration remains committed to resolving their legitimate demands and enhancing working conditions in the state’s hospitals.
Governor Fintiri further stated that his administration would sustain its policy of regular hospital visits and continued medical support for patients, describing it as part of his people-centered approach to governance.
… Approves Phase One Of Adamawa Digital Academy Project
The administration of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has approved the implementation of Phase One of the Adamawa State Digital Academy Project, a landmark initiative aimed at advancing digital literacy, innovation, and technological development across the state.
The project, which incorporates renewable energy infrastructure and broadband connectivity, is designed to foster digital education, skill acquisition, and e-governance.
According to the government, the Digital Academy will serve as a hub for nurturing young talents and equipping them with the technical skills needed to thrive in today’s fast-evolving digital economy.
The move underscores Governor Fintiri’s commitment to building a knowledge-driven economy and empowering the youth of Adamawa State to compete effectively in the global digital space.
