Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa has been sworn-in for a second term of office in Yola.
The Oath of office was administered to the governor by the state Chief judge, Justice Hapsat Abdurrahaman in Yola on Monday.
Abdurrahaman also administered the oath of office to the deputy governor, Prof. Kaletapwa Farauta.
In his address, the governor thanked the people for their resilience, commitment, and dedication to the democratic idles.
He said the 2023 governorship election witnessed an unprecedented drama, especially during the supplementary election.
Fintiri said that his administration recorded tremendous achievements in infrastructure, education, agriculture transparency, and accountability.
He added that other areas were environment and climate change, food security, civil service reforms, youth development, commerce and industry, and security.
The governor promised to consolidate the gains recorded in his administration.
“The oath we just took is a sacred act not just a constitutional duty,” he said.
Alhaji Attahiru Shehu, the state Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chairman, thanked the electorate for voting for the party to ensure Fintiri’s second term in office.
The ceremony was attended by former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, traditional rulers politicians, members of the diplomatic corps, and former governors of Adamawa, Boni Haruna, and Gombe State, Ibrahim Dankombo.
