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Fintiri advises incoming local government chairmen to be with their constituents rather than in the state capital

On Wednesday, Governor Ahmadu Fintiri inaugurated new chairmen for the 21 local government areas of Adamawa State, urging them to remain accessible to their constituents.

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At the inauguration ceremony in Yola, Fintiri emphasised that the newly appointed chairmen must recognise that their election was not for remaining in the state capital, but for ensuring continuous physical engagement with the citizens of their respective LGAs.

“Your constituents must have the ability to access you in your locality as frequently as necessary,” Fintiri informed the council chairmen, who convened in Yola with thousands of their supporters for the swearing-in ceremony.

The governor additionally instructed the chairmen, “You must consistently be present with your constituents.” You were not chosen for Yola. I do not wish to see you here.

The chairman, sworn in during Wednesday’s inauguration by the state Chief Judge, Justice Hafsat Abdulrahman, were elected on June 13, 2026.

The newly appointed chairman of Yola North, Ibrahim Jimeta, representing himself and his colleagues, expressed gratitude to Governor Ahmadu Fintiri for his dedication to democracy at the local government level.

The chairman of the Yola North Council promised inhabitants of the various local government areas that they would have adequate access to their chairmen and councillors.

The freshly appointed 21 council chairpersons, including one woman, will collaborate with 226 recently elected councillors at the tertiary level of democratic governance in Adamawa State.“Remain with your constituents, not in the state capital,” Fintiri advises newly appointed local government chairpersons. Published on July 15, 2026.Authored by Jim Ochetenwu

On Wednesday, Governor Ahmadu Fintiri inaugurated new chairmen for the 21 local government areas of Adamawa State, urging them to remain accessible to their constituents.

At the inauguration ceremony in Yola, Fintiri emphasised that the newly appointed chairmen must recognise that their election was not for remaining in the state capital, but for ensuring continuous physical engagement with the citizens of their respective LGAs.

“Your constituents must have the ability to access you in your locality as frequently as necessary,” Fintiri informed the council chairmen, who convened in Yola with thousands of their supporters for the swearing-in ceremony.

The governor additionally instructed the chairmen, “You must consistently be present with your constituents.” You were not chosen for Yola. I do not wish to see you here.

The chairman, sworn in during Wednesday’s inauguration by the state Chief Judge, Justice Hafsat Abdulrahman, were elected on June 13, 2026.

The newly appointed chairman of Yola North, Ibrahim Jimeta, representing himself and his colleagues, expressed gratitude to Governor Ahmadu Fintiri for his dedication to democracy at the local government level.

The chairman of the Yola North Council promised inhabitants of the various local government areas that they would have adequate access to their chairmen and councillors.

The freshly appointed 21 council chairpersons, including one female, will collaborate with 226 recently elected councillors at the tertiary level of democratic governance in Adamawa State.

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