JUST IN: Gov Fintiri signs embattled Adamawa chieftaincy bill into law

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has signed into law a historic bill that allows for the creation of new emirates and chiefdoms in Adamawa State.

The new legislation, signed on Monday, also marks a significant milestone as it officially recognizes the Lamido Adamawa as the Chairman of the State Council of Emirs and Chiefs— the first such recognition since the state’s establishment.

Details of the new emirates and chiefdoms are expected to be announced soon. The move is seen as part of Governor Fintiri’s broader efforts to strengthen traditional governance and foster inclusivity across the state.

This is according to Fresh Air Online TV, a media belonging to the state government.

Stay tuned for further updates.