By Peter Omopo
President on Monday arrived in Yola, the capital of , for a one-day working visit centred on infrastructure commissioning and engagements with key stakeholders.
The President touched down at the at about 1:20 p.m., where he was received by senior government officials, including governors, ministers and other dignitaries.
The visit is part of Tinubu’s ongoing nationwide tour aimed at promoting sub-national development and highlighting completed projects across various states.
During his stay, the President is expected to inaugurate several projects in Yola and neighbouring Jimeta, as well as hold meetings with political leaders and traditional rulers in the state.
Projects scheduled for commissioning include the newly completed eight-lane Galadima Aminu Road linking Gimba to the state capital, a model school complex comprising pre-primary, primary and junior secondary sections, a multipurpose hall and a remodelled High Court.
Also slated for inauguration are a newly constructed officers’ residential complex and the renovated Adamawa State Government House. According to the presidency, the projects are designed to enhance public service delivery and strengthen urban infrastructure in the state.
The trip comes less than 48 hours after a similar official visit to Kebbi State, underscoring the administration’s emphasis on infrastructure development and collaboration with state governments.
