The Adamawa State Executive Council has made significant decisions regarding key infrastructure projects in the state.

 At its 10th meeting in 2025, the council approved over N919 million for the extension of the House of Assembly Complex office in Yola. The project, initially awarded in 2007 but later abandoned, has been revived under Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri's administration.

The contract for the House of Assembly Complex extension has been awarded to Messrs Farassociate Nigeria Limited, with a completion timeline of seven months. This project is expected to enhance the functionality and efficiency of the House of Assembly, providing a better working environment for its members and staff.

Additionally, the council approved N369 million for the renovation, remodeling, and automation of the main entrance gate of the Government House, Yola. The contract for this project was awarded to Messrs Timeless Dizing Limited, a company commended for its capacity to deliver state-of-the-art facilities.

*Key Projects:*

1. *House of Assembly Complex Extension*: N919 million contract awarded to Messrs Farassociate Nigeria Limited.

- The project aims to provide a modern and functional extension to the existing complex.

- Expected benefits include improved working conditions, enhanced efficiency, and better service delivery.

2. *Government House Entrance Gate Renovation*: N369 million contract awarded to Messrs Timeless Dizing Limited.

- The project involves renovation, remodeling, and automation of the main entrance gate.

- Expected benefits include improved security, enhanced aesthetics, and modernized infrastructure.

*Other Developments:*

- The Commissioner of Housing and Urban Development highlighted the administration's urban renewal agenda, with several government facilities undergoing renovations.

- Barde Lodge and Gambo Lodge in the Government House, Yola, are among the facilities being renovated.

- The commissioner emphasized the importance of modernizing government facilities to enhance their functionality and efficiency.

- The Commissioner of Rural Infrastructure provided updates on the NYSC–Labondo–Borong road project.

- The contract was awarded and the contractor mobilized in the first quarter of 2024.

- However, due to current economic realities, a holistic assessment of the work done so far is required.

- A committee has been set up to evaluate the project and consider a possible review of the contract sum.

*Committee Mandate:*

The committee's mandate includes:

1. Evaluating the current state of the NYSC–Labondo–Borong road project.

2. Assessing the impact of economic realities on the project's progress.

3. Considering a possible review of the contract sum to ensure the project's completion.

*Condolences:*

The council commiserated with the family of the late Professor Jibril Aminu, praying for the repose of his soul and for God to grant the family the strength to bear the loss.

*Safety Advisory:*

The Commissioner of Information cautioned residents living in flood-prone areas to relocate to safer zones during the rainy season.

- The advisory aims to prevent loss of life and property due to flooding.

- Residents are urged to prioritize their safety and take necessary precautions.

*Conclusion:*

The Adamawa State Executive Council's decisions demonstrate its commitment to improving infrastructure and enhancing the quality of life for residents. The approved projects are expected to have a positive impact on the state's development and growth.