Mission
Transforming Adamawa's Great Potential into Measurable Prosperity
21
LGAs Prioritized
7
Action Pillars
226
Wards in Scope
100%
Audited Fiduciary
Our Solemn Mission to the People of Adamawa State
“A people-centred approach to governance built around seven priorities — agriculture, infrastructure, social development, youth inclusion, governance, wealth creation and security — first announced publicly as the A.D.A.M.A.W.A First Agenda.”
These are the campaign's stated political priorities and proposed agenda — not existing government achievements. The A.D.A.M.A.W.A First Agenda was announced during Haske's APC-era candidacy; see Our Agenda for the full historical text and current status.
Private-Sector Rigor
Every public naira must yield measurable economic value. We replace bureaucratic excuses with corporate key performance indicators (KPIs) and milestone delivery schedules.
Grassroots-First Equity
State capital must not evaporate in the capital city. Resource allocation follows audited deprivation metrics across all 21 local government councils without political favoritism.
Unbreakable Social Covenant
Adamawa's multi-ethnic and inter-religious heritage is our supreme strength. We govern with absolute neutrality, justice, and respect for every citizen's heritage.

Abdulrahman Bashir Haske conducting grassroots civic dialogues across Adamawa communities.
Adamawa State · Photo: The Nation Newspaper
Adamawa State 2027
Allied Peoples Movement Mandate
Seven Action Priorities for Comprehensive Renewal
Every priority is engineered with clear operational objectives, transparent execution schedules, and accountable impact metrics.
Agro-Industrialization & Food Sovereignty
Scaling industrial milling infrastructure and farmgate off-take guarantees across agrarian belts to turn Adamawa into West Africa's leading grain and livestock super-hub.
Core Commitments:
- Establishment of three modern agro-industrial milling and storage clusters in Demsa, Ganye, and Mubi.
- Direct fertilizer and certified high-yield seed subsidies eliminating exploitative middlemen.
- Guaranteed minimum off-take pricing and solar-powered cold chain storage for 150,000+ smallholder farmers.
All-Weather Connectivity & Regional Infrastructure
Modernizing rural-urban transit corridors, farm-to-market arterial roads, and clean energy grids so no community is isolated from commerce.
Core Commitments:
- Paving 1,200km of critical rural agrarian feeder roads linking farmgates to national highways.
- Deployment of decentralized solar mini-grids powering agro-processing plants and cottage enterprises.
- Modernization of urban drainage, flood mitigation defenses along the River Benue basin, and clean municipal water systems.
Universal Primary Health & Social Protection
Revitalizing grassroots healthcare delivery so that every family in all 226 wards has access to dignified, affordable, 24/7 basic emergency care.
Core Commitments:
- Full rehabilitation, solar electrification, and medicine stock guarantees for all 226 primary healthcare centers.
- Adamawa Maternal & Infant Care Shield: 100% subsidized antenatal care and safe delivery kits.
- Solar-powered clean drinking water boreholes deployed to every ward facing waterborne disease vulnerability.
Meaningful Youth Inclusion, STEM & Technical Skills
Equipping Adamawa's vibrant youth demographic with digital software engineering, precision industrial crafts, and competitive entrepreneurial capital.
Core Commitments:
- Haske Innovation & Technology Hubs in Yola, Mubi, and Numan offering world-class coding and vocational certification.
- ₦5 Billion Youth Enterprise Seed Fund providing non-collateralized revolving credit for young founders.
- Re-equipment of technical colleges and teacher professional development incentives across all 21 LGAs.
Fiduciary Governance, Transparency & Civil Service Dignity
Applying Institute of Directors (IoD) boardroom fiduciary standards to public finances, eliminating leakages, and honoring civil servants.
Core Commitments:
- 100% open contracting and digitized public procurement portal accessible to all citizens.
- Prompt, dignified wage payments on the 24th of every month, indexed promotions, and digitized pension payouts.
- Independent state auditor office empowerment and zero tolerance for opaque public expenditures.
Wealth Creation, Market Women & Cooperative Capital
Stimulating indigenous micro-enterprises, trade unions, and women-led cooperative societies through direct capitalization.
Core Commitments:
- Zero-interest micro-finance credit lines for 75,000 market women and artisanal cooperative societies.
- AfCFTA cross-border commerce facilitation corridors linking Adamawa traders to neighboring Cameroon and Chad.
- Harmonization and reduction of regressive informal levies to protect small traders from extortion.
Community Peace Architecture & Integrated Security
Securing farmlands, towns, and borderlines through technology-enabled intelligence, logistics backing, and deep traditional council mediation.
Core Commitments:
- Establishment of the Adamawa Security Trust Fund providing tactical logistics and communication gear to security formations.
- Traditional ruler and inter-faith peace councils with statutory mediation authority for farmer-herder conflict resolution.
- Trained, vetted community vigilante support units equipped with radio communications and medical insurance.
The 100-Day Acceleration & Transparency Protocol
A political mission without an operational delivery mechanism is merely rhetoric. Under the Haske-Glah administration, the first 100 days establish the digital foundation for four years of verified transformation:
Open Budget Dashboard
Real-time citizen tracking of state revenue allocations and project disbursements.
Civil Service Audit & Prompt Payroll
Elimination of ghost workers, harmonization of salaries, and digitized pension systems.
Fertilizer Buffer Stocks
Immediate procurement and distribution of subsidized farm inputs ahead of planting season.
Bi-Annual Citizen Town Halls
Direct executive question-and-answer accountability sessions broadcast live across all 21 LGAs.