By Emmanuel Kwada
Chief Morris Vunobolki, a renowned technocrat, philanthropist, and political figure in Adamawa State, has thrown his weight behind Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s decision to create new chiefdoms and emirates in the state.
In a statement, Vunobolki described the move as a “bold and necessary step” towards decentralizing governance and ensuring that development reaches the grassroots.
A bold and necessary step towards decentralizing governance
According to Vunobolki, the creation of these traditional institutions will bring governance closer to the people, enhance accountability, and promote unity and peace across Adamawa. “This is a giant step by the executive governor of Adamawa State,” he emphasized. “The creation of these emirates and chiefdoms is a visionary move that will have a positive impact on the lives of our people.”
Vunobolki, who has been a strong advocate for grassroots development, noted that the establishment of these traditional institutions aligns with similar developments in neighboring states such as Taraba, Gombe, and Bauchi. He urged the people of Adamawa to embrace the changes and support the newly created traditional institutions, seeing them as platforms for fostering peace, unity, and progress.
The creation of these emirates and chiefdoms is a visionary move that will have a positive impact on the lives of our people
With his characteristic passion for development, Vunobolki called on citizens to pray for the peaceful reign of the new traditional leaders, emphasizing that their success is crucial to the overall development of the state. His endorsement of Governor Fintiri’s move is a significant boost to the administration’s efforts to strengthen governance at the grassroots, and his words of wisdom are expected to resonate with the people of Adamawa.
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