Adamawa State unveils integrated market, infrastructure development strategy

Governor Fintiri of Adamawa State has unveiled an integrated approach to infrastructure and market development, emphasizing the interconnectedness of projects and programs in fostering economic and social progress. This holistic strategy, rooted in systems thinking, aims to leverage synergies between various initiatives to drive comprehensive growth across the state

A prime example of this approach is the modernization of the Jimeta Shopping Complex, strategically aligned with the construction of the new flyover at the old Mubi Roundabout. This initiative seeks to synchronize the functions of both projects, enhancing economic activity and urban aesthetics as part of the broader urban renewal program.

The new flyover, spanning the old Mubi Roundabout, will serve as a pivotal link connecting travelers to Jimeta’s economic nucleus and natural splendor. Its design integrates access points to key landmarks such as the Gerio Swamp and the historic Jimeta Bridge, offering a seamless blend of commerce and scenic beauty.

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Meanwhile, the revamped Jimeta Shopping Complex is envisioned as a state-of-the-art retail hub, featuring a 24-hour shopping mall, high-rise structures, and a diverse array of amenities including boutiques, food courts, cinemas, and smart parking facilities. This redevelopment underscores the commitment to creating modern trading environments that cater to local and international trade.

Across Adamawa’s three senatorial zones, similar revitalization efforts are underway, targeting both urban and rural markets. Plans encompass the transformation of traditional markets into dynamic trading hubs equipped with modern facilities and infrastructure. Notable markets such as the Mubi International Cattle Market and the Yola Town Market are already undergoing redevelopment, with others slated for modernization.

Governor Fintiri’s market development blueprint emphasizes job creation, sustainability, and private sector engagement. By streamlining bureaucratic processes and fostering investor confidence, the aim is to stimulate economic growth, empower communities, and ensure a prosperous future for Adamawa State.

In essence, Governor Fintiri’s integrated vision represents a paradigm shift in market and infrastructure development, signaling a bold step towards a more vibrant and resilient economy for Adamawa and its residents.