Toungo

What Adamawa First means in Toungo: the priorities people here raise, what the agenda will do, and where to collect your voter card.

Headquarters: Toungo
Wards: 10
Polling units: 101
Senatorial district: Adamawa South

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What people here ask for

The priorities in Toungo

Long travel times, bridge and culvert gaps, and limited communications
Human-wildlife, land-use and farmer-herder pressures
Sustainable tourism, border-community security and market links

What Adamawa First will do

The plan for Toungo

01Priority bridges and culverts completed, with all-season links to Ganye and Sugu improved
02A smart-grazing pilot co-designed with local land users and conservation authorities
03Solar water, PHC power, communications and mobile veterinary services extended
04Community-run tourism services built around the park, waterfalls and cultural sites

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Every major commitment passes the agenda’s first test: “Validate needs, costs, land, designs, funding and operating requirements before making a major commitment.”

Named in the Adamawa First plans

Proposed controlled grazing zones in Ganye, Toungo and Fufore.
Strategic Development Framework
Destination development around Sukur, Gashaka Gumti and Ruwan Zafi.
Strategic Development Framework

In every local government

Seven pillars, all 21 local governments.

Some commitments reach every local government, Toungo included.

Read the full Agenda

Establish dialogue and early warning structures across all 21 LGAs.
Agenda
Mobile veterinary services in all 21 LGAs.
Strategic Development Framework
Digital centres in all 21 LGAs.
Strategic Development Framework
One functional primary healthcare facility in each ward, staffed and connected to referral services.
Strategic Development Framework
Track results across all 21 LGAs and three senatorial districts, including outcomes for women, youth and persons with disabilities.
Agenda