Adamawa State Governor, Umaru Fintiri, has unveiled the establishment of seven new chiefdoms and emirates across the state.
Governor Fintiri announced the changes during a state-wide broadcast, wherein he introduces the following areas: Hoba (Hong), Madagali (Gulak), Michika (Michika) and Fufore (Fufore).
Others are Gombi (Gombi), Maiha (Maiha), and Yungur (Dumne), with each assigned specific class rankings.
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This move is part of the government’s broader strategy to improve governance and maintain peace within the state.
Governor Fintiri emphasized the role of traditional institutions in peace-building and the effective management of areas with limited government presence.
The creation of these new entities is seen as a step toward addressing diversity and ensuring unity across Adamawa.
Additionally, the governor reassured citizens that the state’s security had improved, with reduced urban crime ensuring a safer environment for daily activities.