Fintiri Begins Real Work on Ganye–Jada–Mbulo Road While APC Poses With Old Grader

The Adamawa State Government has officially started serious work on the long-awaited Ganye–Jada–Mbulo Road project, proving once again that action speaks louder than words.

This week, a professional team of surveyors from the Ministry of Works and Energy Development, led by Engr. Ishaku Iya Medugu, was seen on-site carrying out technical surveys and road markings. This is the important first step in modern road construction. It helps determine the road’s proper path, studies the land and soil, and prepares everything needed to build a strong and lasting road.

Without this kind of expert survey, road projects can fail or lead to wasted money and poor-quality results. That’s why this move by Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s administration shows a serious commitment to delivering real development.

On the other hand, the APC seems to be more interested in taking pictures than building roads. Recently, they were seen posing beside a single old grader on the same road site, pretending to be doing road work. But experts say just grading a road without proper survey or design is not road construction – it’s just for show.

For the people of Ganye and surrounding areas, the difference is clear: Governor Fintiri is working with experts and using proper machines, while the opposition is chasing attention with outdated equipment and no real plan.

Despite all this, reports say the APC is still planning to hold a "flag-off" event this Thursday to launch their version of the road work – with rumours that they even want to invite the President to attend. But many believe the President will not waste time on such a political show.

The truth is, Governor Fintiri’s government has already begun the real work that will connect communities, improve business, and bring lasting benefits to the people. The stakes are now in the ground. The plans are in motion. And while others talk and pose for cameras, Fintiri is focused on delivering real results.