Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has assured investors that Adamawa State is open for business, emphasizing the state’s commitment to a peaceful and transparent business environment.

During a meeting with a team from the Bureau for Public Enterprises (BPE) at the Government House, Governor Fintiri discussed the revitalization of the moribund Yola International Hotel, stressing the need for due process to attract investors.

The governor expressed his administration’s readiness to partner with BPE and other organizations to revive the hotel, adopting a public-private partnership model.

The BPE team, led by Michael Magaji, commended the transformational efforts of the Fintiri administration and its commitment to due diligence in business, noting that Adamawa stands out among Nigerian states in terms of transparent business processes.

The meeting highlighted the state’s investment opportunities, including agriculture, tourism, and infrastructure development, with the government eager to support investors through various initiatives.

By showcasing its peaceful and business-friendly environment, the Adamawa State government aims to attract investors and drive economic growth.