Satus Hotel: Governor Fintiri to Revoke Undeveloped Landed Properties in Yola
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- Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri plans to revoke ownership of undeveloped properties in Yola, with revocation set to take effect in a month, aiming to boost development within the state.
- Fintiri emphasized his administration’s success in improving security, which has attracted investments, particularly in the hospitality sector, as seen during the inauguration of Satus Hotel.
- Property owners who fail to develop their land will be compensated with plots in more distant areas, making way for others to contribute to the state’s growth.
Satus Hotel: Governor Fintiri to Revoke Undeveloped Landed Properties in Yola
Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has announced plans to revoke ownership of undeveloped properties in Yola, particularly those left idle since the era of the defunct Gongola State.
The revocation will take effect in a month’s time, as part of efforts to promote development within the state. Fintiri made this statement during the inauguration of Satus Hotel in Karewa, Yola North Local Government Area.
While launching the hotel, the Governor highlighted his administration’s successes in enhancing security, which has fostered socio-economic growth and attracted investment, particularly in the hospitality sector.
He commended the late Jibrin Abdulaziz Satumari, founder of Satus Hotel, for his dedication to societal progress and inspiring younger generations.
Fintiri also issued a stern warning to property owners who have failed to develop their lands.
He noted that such lands would be revoked, and the owners compensated with plots in more distant areas, allowing others to contribute to the state’s development.
Abdulrahman Satumari, Managing Director of Satus Hotel, praised Governor Fintiri for his leadership in driving human and infrastructural development in Adamawa State.
He also offered a 20% discount on hotel services for state government officials.
Governor Fintiri and his team toured the newly inaugurated hotel, expressing satisfaction with its modern facilities.
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