Adamawa State is witnessing a significant educational transformation. Students are now free from the financial burden of WAEC (West African Examinations Council) and NECO (National Examinations Council) fees. This means that students can take these crucial exams without any financial stress. This effort ensures equal opportunities for all students to achieve the qualifications they need for their future.

Additionally, the Adamawa State government has gone even further by introducing free education in all government schools, from primary to secondary levels. This policy ensures that students from all backgrounds can access quality education without financial barriers. By eliminating school fees, the government is promoting inclusive education and removing obstacles that prevent students from attending school.

Alongside free education, the state has launched the Poverty Alleviation Initiative (PEWACA) to assist underprivileged individuals and families. The program provides aid in various forms, including nutrition, healthcare, and vocational training, to improve living conditions and reduce poverty.

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has played a crucial role in these initiatives. His administration is dedicated to the welfare of Adamawa state’s residents, particularly in education and poverty alleviation. The government provides support such as financial aid, relief supplies, and social welfare initiatives to help the people of the state, especially during challenging times.

These efforts highlight Governor Fintiri’s commitment to improving lives in Adamawa State by prioritizing education and supporting those in need.