Adamawa Acting Gov Say Nyako Left N12.8bn Debt

Alhaji Ahmadu Fintiri, the Acting Governor of Adamawa

State has said that the administration of ex-governor

Murtala Nyako left behind a massive debt of about

N12.8bn without any infrastructure to show for it.

This was revealed by Fintiri when former members of the

Adamawa State House of Assembly, led by Ambassador

James Barka, paid him a congratulatory visit at the

Government House, Yola.

According to Punch report, Fintiri explained that the removal

of Nyako's administration was simply democracy in action

and it was done to save the state.

The acting governor promised to lay a solid foundation for

the administration coming after the transition period to build

upon.

"With the support I'm getting from the people of Adamawa

State as well as the People's Democratic Party in Adamawa

and the Federal Government, and with God on my side,

within the 90 days transitional period, citizens will feel the

impact of government more than in the last seven years ,"

he said.

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