Adamawa Govt Reaffirms Commitment To Youth Development

The Adamawa State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to youth development, with renewed focus on career advancement and national service.

The Deputy Governor of Adamawa State, Professor Kaletapwa George Farauta, gave the assurance while receiving 30 indigenes of the state who recently passed out from the 24th Regular Intake of the Nigerian Air Force for the 2024/2025 training year.

The newly inducted Air Force personnel paid a courtesy visit to the Deputy Governor at her office on Monday to express appreciation for the support and encouragement they received from the state government throughout their training period.

Congratulating the officers, Professor Farauta commended their resilience, discipline, and dedication, describing their successful completion of the rigorous training as a source of pride not only to their families but to Adamawa State as a whole. She urged them to remain committed to the core values of discipline, respect, patience, teamwork, and professionalism in the discharge of their duties.

The Deputy Governor further encouraged the officers to serve as ambassadors of peace, unity, and good conduct wherever they are deployed, noting that their actions should always reflect positively on Adamawa State and Nigeria at large. She assured them of the state government’s continued support in creating opportunities for young people to excel in their chosen careers.

Earlier, speaking on behalf of the newly passed-out officers, Aircraftman (ACM) Abdullahi Sadiq said the visit was to express gratitude to the Adamawa State Government and Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for the immeasurable support and care extended to them during their training.

He noted that the encouragement and assistance they received played a significant role in their successful completion of the programme, pledging their commitment to serve the nation with loyalty and professionalism.