Hard times have brought the best out of you-ATIKU

A previous Vice President and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Atiku Abubakar, has restated his dedication to the improvement of his home condition of Adamawa, particularly as it recoups from the impacts of psychological oppression.

In an announcement discharged to check the 25th commemoration of the making of Adamawa, Atiku hailed the endeavors of the elected and state governments, universal associations and particularly the AUN-Adamawa Peace Initiative to guarantee that life came back to commonality for some residents of the state who were straightforwardly influenced by the Boko Haram rebellion.

"We have been through extreme times, however the intense times have drawn out the best in us," Atiku said.

"We have seen the administration and different associations stretch themselves past what we envisioned they could accomplish and, today, the peace and advancement in Adamawa is a declaration to their diligent work."

The Turaki Adamawa guaranteed the state government, the AUN-API and different associations working for the advancement of life in Adamawa, that they would dependably have his full backing.

He communicated his own dedication to the peace and advancement of the whole Nigeria, yet included that philanthropy must start at home.

"Despite everything I plan to surpass each commitment I have made to Adamawa and to Nigeria as such," he said.

"With regards to the advancement of state and nation, this is surely not a period to lay on our shrubs.