Over the past three and half years, our record speaks for itself. Our approach to governance has been pragmatic, evidence-based and prudent; one that is guided by the need of our people and the realities of our finances.

We have been able to consolidate on past gains, complete projects started or abandoned by previous administrations, break new grounds and initiated new reforms and projects. Some of our achievements so far include:
• The charting of a long-term roadmap for the development of Gombe State as encapsulated in the 10-year Development Agenda for Gombe State (DEVAGOM), which is the first of its kind in the history of our state, and fully aligned with the United Nations sustainable development goals.
• Massive infrastructural development in all spheres of development, especially the Network 11-100 project, with over 500km of rural and urban roads constructed across our 11 LGAs
• Remobilization of contractors for the completion of the abandoned Gombe Mega Motor Park project.
• Construction and renovation of over 1200 classrooms in various schools across the state
• Upgrading of 5 Legacy Secondary Schools to Mega Schools that are capable of accommodating up to 15000 students with special facilities.
• Mopping up of over 400,000 out-of-school children through BESDA
• Recruitment of 1000 teachers through the Teachers’ Service Commission to address the human resource gap in the education sector.
• Provision of 1 fully functional PHC in each of the 114 wards across the state
• The establishment of Hospitals Services Management Board to improve service delivery in our hospitals.
• Upgrade of the State Specialist Hospital Gombe, General Hospitals Kaltungo and Bajoga.
• Construction of a brand new 200-bed capacity General Hospital in Kumo
• Construction of brand new 600-student capacity College of Nursing and Midwifery.
• Provision of affordable health coverage to over 100,000 residents of the State, including over 40,000 poor and vulnerable under the GoHealth scheme
• Expansion and rehabilitation of the Gombe Regional Water Supply Scheme, and other water and sanitation interventions through PEWASH, RUWASSA, etc.
• Unprecedented reforestation campaign through the Gombe Goes Green (3G) project that has seen the planting of over 3 million trees to combat deforestation and soil erosion.
• Rehabilitation of the 7.5km monstrous gully traversing GSU to Mallam-Inna.
• The ongoing construction of the Muhammadu Buhari Industrial Park in order to harness our huge economic potentials.
• The establishment of Gombe State Geographic Information System (GOGIS) to reform land administration in the state.
• Establishment of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms to improve productivity and performance in the civil service.
• Youth empowerment through the At-Risk Children Project (ARC-P); Gombe State, Security, Traffic, Environmental Corps (GOSTEC); KEKE rider’s scheme, joint skills development initiatives with ITF etc
• And many other policies, programs and projects that impact directly on the lives of our people.

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