‘I’m Going to Supervise the Process Myself,’ Adamawa Commissioner Vows to End Land Grabbing

By Tgnews

In a bold move to tackle land grabbing in Adamawa State, Commissioner for Land and Survey, Mr. Joab Haggai, has pledged to put an end to the unlawful practice under his leadership.

The commissioner assured that he will personally supervise the allocation process to ensure justice is served to all community members

This comes amidst allegations that some influential individuals in Combi local government are planning to hijack land approved by Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for allocation to community members in Guyaku district. The commissioner assured that he will personally supervise the allocation process to ensure justice is served to all community members.

He also denied claims that private surveyors will be used for the project, stating that the ministry will handle the design and plot allocation fairly. Community members, who wished to remain anonymous, expressed appreciation for the governor’s efforts but urged the commissioner to exclude certain individuals from the committee handling the survey and allocation, citing concerns about representation and transparency.

The commissioner’s commitment to tackling land grabbing is a significant step towards addressing the issue, which has been a major concern in the state.

With the ministry’s professional handling of the matter, community members can expect a fair and equitable allocation of land.