Demsa
What Adamawa First means in Demsa: the priorities people here raise, what the agenda will do, and where to collect your voter card.
- Headquarters
- Demsa
- Wards
- 10
- Polling units
- 177
- Senatorial district
- Adamawa South

The priorities in Demsa
- Seasonal flooding and erosion damaging farms, roads and water points
- High post-harvest losses and energy costs for milling and cold storage
- Safe water, PHCs, schools and feeder roads across rural communities
The plan for Demsa
- 01Flood mapping, resilient culverts and early warning combined with irrigation
- 02The agro-processor solar hub, built around verified producer demand
- 03Mechanisation, storage and cooperative finance for rice and grain clusters
- 04Responsible assessment of limestone — no promises before surveys
Watch the film for Demsa
Every major commitment passes the agenda’s first test: “Validate needs, costs, land, designs, funding and operating requirements before making a major commitment.”
Seven pillars, all 21 local governments.
Some commitments reach every local government, Demsa included.
Read the full AgendaEstablish dialogue and early warning structures across all 21 LGAs.
AgendaMobile veterinary services in all 21 LGAs.
Strategic Development FrameworkDigital centres in all 21 LGAs.
Strategic Development FrameworkOne functional primary healthcare facility in each ward, staffed and connected to referral services.
Strategic Development FrameworkTrack results across all 21 LGAs and three senatorial districts, including outcomes for women, youth and persons with disabilities.
Agenda
What should we fix first in your ward?
Choose your ward, then tap one. It takes a second, and no personal details are kept.
One choice per ward per day. No names, phone numbers or locations are kept. Privacy notice

Tell us what Demsa needs.
- Which communities and livelihoods are hit first when water rises?
- Which processing equipment would add the most value locally?
10 wards in Demsa
- Bille
- Borrong
- Demsa
- Dilli
- Dong
- Dwam
- Gwamba
- Kpasham
- Mbula Kuli
- Nassarawo Demsa
INEC office: Gombe Road, Demsa Town, Demsa. Ward names and polling units are from INEC’s published lists.