As a man who came to power via intricate politicking, strange political alliances and strong support from common people, Fintiri will be up against high-wired politics of Adamawa and at the same time laden with expectations from the common man.
Fintiri has five interest groups to accommodate in his government. First, the Adamawa Minority Forum – which is Fintiri’s primary constituency; second, the People’s Democratic Party which has the likes of Professor Jibrin Aminu, Dr. Umar Ardo, Chief Joel Madaki, Wilberforce Juta, party executives and others.
For instance, the appointment of a Chief of Staff , which still lingers is one of the many dilemmas. It was reported that Fintiri had conceded the position to the PDP; a party very eager to taste power after four years of being in the opposition. The Adamawa Minority Forum and the Christian population – Fintiri’s political base will feel betrayed if they are not factored into calculations.
Above all, the Adamawa people are still angry with the Bindow’s government’s one-legged development and one-man show. Fintiri will not ignore these frayed nerves; he has to pacify them.
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