Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has issued a stern warning to landowners in Adamawa State who have failed to develop their properties since the defunct Gongola State.
During the inauguration of the Satus Hotel in Yola, the governor declared that the government would revoke ownership of any undeveloped land within a month.
Governor Fintiri emphasized that his administration's commitment to improving security and socio-economic development in the state has created a favorable environment for businesses, including the hospitality industry.
He paid tribute to the late Jibrin Abdulaziz Satumari, the founder of Satus Hotel, for his contributions to the community and his dedication to nurturing young talent.
The governor highlighted Adamawa State's emergence as a hub for development and investment in the northeastern region of Nigeria.
He called on landowners who have neglected their properties in the state capital to utilize their land or face the consequences.
The government plans to revoke the ownership of undeveloped land and offer compensation in less desirable areas, thereby encouraging development and benefiting the entire state.
Abdulrahman Satumari, the Managing Director of Satus Hotel, commended Governor Fintiri for his efforts in promoting human and infrastructural development in Adamawa State.
He noted that the governor's leadership has elevated the state's standing among developed states in Nigeria.
As a token of appreciation, the hotel management announced a 20% discount on all services for the state government.
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