Nigeria@64: I am hopeful, says Governor Fintiri

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has extended his congratulations to Nigerians as the country celebrates its 64th independence anniversary. He reflected on the journey toward nationhood, recognizing the various challenges encountered along the way. Fintiri highlighted the substantial progress made since Nigeria’s return to democracy 24 years ago.

He called for a moment of introspection and collective accountability to tackle the nation’s shortcomings. According to him, true progress requires individuals to embrace responsibility for their actions rather than adopting a victim mentality. “We can address many of our issues, but we must be courageous and honest enough to take responsibility,” he asserted.

Fintiri reassured citizens that his administration is dedicated to inclusivity, ensuring that every resident of Adamawa benefits from ongoing efforts. He applauded the nation’s achievements over the years, acknowledging both the challenges and the resilience shown in overcoming them.

While recognizing the impact of unpatriotic behaviors on progress, he stressed the importance of accepting responsibility and avoiding a victim mindset. His administration remains committed to empowering the people through investment in human capital and infrastructure, which are crucial for economic growth and improved living standards.

Amid current hardships, Governor Fintiri expressed optimism for Nigeria’s future, urging unity in supporting government initiatives for better governance. He commended security agencies for their dedication to maintaining peace in the state and emphasized the importance of safeguarding this hard-earned stability among citizens.