News: Some of The Capital Projects Executed By Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri Administration

 

Adamawa state Governor

SOME OF THE CAPITAL PROJECTS EXECUTED BY the Ahmadu Umaru  FINTIRI ADMINISTRATION SO FAR...


- Construction of First-ever Fly-Over in the Northeastern Nigeria at Total Junction, Completed


- Construction of First-ever Grade Interchange and Underpass in Northeastern Nigeria at Police Round-About, Yola - the state capital. Almost Completed


- Construction of 5 Cottage Hospitals in Girei, Gombi, Shelleng & Lamurde (and recently Fufore) Local governments.on going


- Construction of first phase of the  2,000 Housing Estates for civil servants at Malkohi, Yola. Ongoing


- Construction & renovations of 5,000 classrooms in Adamawa State public schools.


- Reconnection of Michika & Madagali LGs to the National grid after 6 years.


- Connection of Toungo L.G to the National grid for the first time in 25 years.


- Ongoing construction of first-of-its-kind Model School beside Yola Town Round-about (Jippu-Jam) in collaboration with UBEC.


-Reconstruction of Gulak Police Barrack, Madagali (completed).


- Total overhaul of Numan General Hospital.


- Construction of OPD, renovation of Admin block & construction of new laboratory block at Gombi.


- Construction & renovation of laboratory and theatre complex, OPD & maternity complex at Mubi General Hospital.


- Construction of new laboratory and maternity complexes & new female surgical wards at Song Cottage Hospital.


- Construction & renovation of laboratory complex, paediatric ward, female surgical ward & theatre complex at Ganye General Hospital.


- Renovation and reconstruction of College of Health Tech. Michika.


- Construction of First Infectious Disease Center in Northeast at Specialist Hospital, Yola.


- Construction of 3.5km township road in Numan L.G.


- Construction of 3.2km township road in Hong L.G.


- Construction of 3.8km Jada township roads.


- Construction of 6.6km Gulak township, Madagali L.G.


- Construction of 7.8km township road in Michika L.G.


- Construction of roads at Bachure, Karewa, Nasarawo Borehole, Scope road, Jambutu street, Togo street, Lekki Taba street, Mambila Street & link - all in Jimeta.


- Construction of 5 township roads in Yola South - including that of Nyibango-Yolde Pate (3.185km with 2 span bridges) which will also serve as the first bye-pass road linking Yola to Jimeta.


- Construction of various rural access roads such as; 8.8km Samsri rural road (Ganye L.G), Yerima Mayo rural access road (Toungo), Parda-Muninga road (Fufore L.G), 25km Bazza-Zaa road (Michika L.G), 16.9km Mararraba Dumne-Hombo rural road (Song L.G), 31km Ndikong rural road (Mayo Belwa) 9.3km Gongoshi rural road (Yola South), Hong-Kuvu Gaya (Hong L.G) and construction of 3 cell of 3 by 2 meters box culvert along Matakam-Futu road (Michika L.G) - all under the supervision of Ministry of Rural Infrastructure and Community Development in collaboration with RAMP II.


- Procurement and Installation of Overhaul Electric Motor pumps, transfer Pumps, cables/pipes at Yola and Jimeta Water Treatment Plants, welding of reservoirs and repair works. The two plants are currently supplying 23 million litres/day as against 9million litres/day to residents of Jimeta, Yola and environs.


- Procurement and Installation of submersible pumps, cables/pipes at Luggere, GMMC, 

Karewa, Bekaji, Dandu, Yelwa areas of J/Yola, also in Fufore and Guyuk towns.


- Rehabilitation and Upgrading of water supply schemes in: Gulak, Hong, Uba, Michika, Pella, Garkida, Maiha, Gombi and Numan LGAs.


- Rehabilitation and Upgrading of water supply schemes in Fufore and Mubi LGAs (completed).


- Constructed over 295 number of hand pump boreholes across the seven (7) LGAs of the state affected by insurgency, 100% completion. 


- Constructed over 40 solar powered boreholes across the seven (7) LGAs of the state affected by insurgency, 100% completion.


- Provision of electric transformers to 45 local communities in Adamawa under the Ministry of Rural Infrastructure and Community Development.


 Written by: Abdulrazaq Usman Damare

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