A former member of the House of Representatives from Adamawa State has formally entered the race for the state’s governorship, unveiling a development-focused agenda aimed at addressing key challenges facing the state.

The aspirant announced the decision while outlining plans centered on economic growth, infrastructure development, education, healthcare and job creation.

According to the former lawmaker, the decision to seek the governorship was driven by a desire to build on the state’s potential and provide solutions to issues affecting residents across various sectors.

He pledged to prioritize policies that would stimulate investment, support agriculture, expand opportunities for young people and improve access to essential public services.

The governorship hopeful also emphasized the importance of good governance, accountability and inclusive leadership, promising to work with stakeholders across the state to advance development.

He said his administration, if elected, would focus on strengthening local economies, enhancing security and creating an environment that encourages business growth and employment generation.

The aspirant further stressed the need for improved infrastructure, particularly in rural communities, noting that better roads, healthcare facilities and educational institutions would contribute significantly to the state’s progress.

Political supporters and community leaders who attended the declaration expressed confidence in his ability to contribute to the state’s development and compete effectively in the governorship contest.

The announcement adds to the growing list of politicians positioning themselves ahead of the next governorship election in Adamawa State, as political activities continue to gather momentum.