Adamawa Government Set To Recruit 4000 Workers

The Adamawa State Government has started the process of hiring 4,000 new workers across different departments and offices in the state.

This move comes after Governor Ahmadu Fintiri gave a directive for the Civil Service Commission to begin the recruitment exercise.

The job application process begins on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, and will end on May 12, 2025.

The recruitment will cover various Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) that have open positions.

People who meet the requirements can apply through the official portal within the set period.

Applicants must have the correct qualifications for the roles they want to apply for and are expected to present original copies of their documents during the interview.

Those who had earlier taken part in the last recruitment process, which was cancelled midway, are also allowed to submit fresh applications.

Governor Fintiri’s administration is using this opportunity to create job openings for the youth, improve household income, and grow the local economy.

The governor believes the recruitment will help reduce joblessness while also boosting government service delivery in the state.

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