Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has officially signed the state’s N583 billion budget for 2026, prioritizing development projects while acknowledging ongoing security challenges. The signing took place in the state capital, marking a key milestone in the state’s fiscal planning.

The budget outlines allocations for critical sectors including education, healthcare, infrastructure, and security. Fintiri emphasized that while security threats remain a concern, the state government is committed to ensuring that the budget delivers tangible benefits for residents.

Officials noted that a portion of the budget is earmarked for strengthening security operations across Adamawa, including support for law enforcement agencies and community safety initiatives. The governor stressed that these measures are vital to protect lives and promote economic activities in the state.

Stakeholders and lawmakers present at the signing expressed optimism that the 2026 budget will address pressing challenges while fostering growth. They urged the government to maintain transparency and ensure that funds are utilized effectively to achieve the intended objectives.