Atiku’s Son Resigns After Seven Years of Service in Adamawa

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar’s son, Adamu has announced his resignation as the Commissioner for Works and Energy Development in Adamawa State, bringing his seven-year tenure to an end.

In a formal statement issued today, Adamu Atiku Abubakar described his period of service as one of the most significant honours of his public career.
He expressed profound gratitude to the Executive Governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, for granting him the opportunity to contribute to the state’s infrastructural and energy transformation.
According to him, Governor Fintiri’s trust, confidence, and consistent support enabled the ministry to record notable progress in key developmental sectors.

The commissioner also acknowledged the moral guidance and prayers of his parents, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Hajiya Titi Atiku Abubakar, noting that their encouragement strengthened his commitment to public service throughout his tenure.
He further commended the Permanent Secretaries of Works and Energy, directors, engineers, and the entire workforce of the ministry for their professionalism, resilience, and dedication to driving critical infrastructure projects across the state.
Their collaborative effort, he said, “ensured consistent delivery in the interest of the people.”
The outgoing commissioner extended special appreciation to the people of Jada for their steadfast prayers, encouragement, and unwavering support, describing their solidarity as invaluable.
He clarified that his resignation does not signal an exit from public life but rather the beginning of a new phase of broader developmental engagement.
He reaffirmed his loyalty to the collective vision for a more prosperous Adamawa State and pledged continued commitment to its unity, growth, and progress.