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Gov Fintiri honors late Dr. Mahmud Tukur, renames Abuja Road to immortalize him

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Gov Fintiri honors late Dr. Mahmud Tukur, renames Abuja Road to immortalize him

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The signpost in Yola town, along Lamido Sanda road popularly known as Abuja road

By Tom Garba, Yola

Governor of Adamawa State, Rt Hon Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has renamed the former Lamido Sanda road popularly called Abuja road, one of the major roads in Yola Town, Yola South Local Government area of Adamawa State in honor of late Dr Mahmud Tukur.

Late Dr Mahmud Tukur was a scholar of high repute, a humanist, a Philanthropist, and a Disciplinarian, an elder statesman Man whose virtues Governor Fintiri remembered and immortalized in a Major road of Adamawa State.

The former Minister of Commerce and Industry during the Military regime of former President Muhammadu Buhari, died in 2021, in his Abuja residence after a meritorious service he has given to the state and the nation.

The General Manager of Adamawa State of the Adamawa state Urban and Regional Planning Development Board, TPL Alice Ambrose Gombe (Mnitp, Rtp, RP) Yola confirmed the road renamed after the Vice-Chancellor Bayero University Kano (BUK) and said the Abuja road will now be called Dr Mahmud Tukur Road

According to her, Late Dr Mahmud Tukur is one of Adamawa’s Illustrious sons who has left a good legacy in the sands of time and immobilizing him will be one of the ways his legacies will never be forgotten.

She commended Governor Ahmadu Fintiri for remembering a Man of Mahmud type that such a decision is divine and his administration will remember for good.

She praised Governor Ahmadu Fintiri on many of his urban renewal policies and the massive development that he is carrying out in the state.

“The Late Dr Mahmud Tukur is one of the Adamawa sons who is a national leader and immobilizing this way is the best that humanity can do for him because it will make people be remembering him in their daily prayers, and his good legacies would remain fresh in the heart of people. ” Alice said