2025: ‘Believe in Nigeria’ – Fintiri tells Adamawa people

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has urged Adamawa people to believe in Nigeria and the Nigerian project.

He said in his 2025 new year message that as a nation “we have a lot to be thankful for in 2024.”

While expressing optimism for 2025, the Governor said in the message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Humhashi Wonosikou, that the hope for a better country must not be lost.

“We must resolve this New Year to return to ourselves and give impetus to our hopes, aspirations and expectations,” he advised.

He told Adamawa people to expect great things from his administration.

“As we look ahead to the New Year, our government will continue to build an economy that works for all. We will keep attracting historic investments into the state,” he said.

He asked the people to be partners in efforts to make life better for all.

He said, “In 2025, let’s continue to show up for one another, and together, let’s build a better future for everyone.

“We must start by defining for ourselves the kind of future that we want. It is only when we agree on this that we can unite towards recreating the Nigeria of our collective dreams.’’

2025: ‘Believe in Nigeria’ – Fintiri tells Adamawa people

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