About Adaure AI

Adaure AI is an AI initiative approved by the Imo State Government that makes public information easier to search, understand and verify. You ask a question in plain English; Adaure searches a library of official records and answers from them — citing the document and page behind every claim, so you can check it yourself.

The zero-guessing policy

Most chatbots answer from memory and sound confident whether or not they are right. Adaure doesn't. Every answer is built from passages retrieved from the sources listed below, and each citation can be opened to read the exact text it came from. If the records don't contain an answer, Adaure says so and suggests a related question it can answer, rather than guessing.

Two kinds of source are deliberately labelled so you can tell them apart from official records: background reference (such as Wikipedia) and dated news reports, which Adaure always attributes and dates because news is not the same as the official record.

What Adaure knows

This is the complete list of what Adaure currently searches. It is generated from the same catalogue the system loads, so it cannot list something that isn't there.

Official documents

Published laws, budgets and plans, read in full and cited by page.

  • Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 · 1999Constitution
  • Imo State Government 2025 Approved Budget · 2025Budget
  • Imo State Debt Management Law 2021 · 2021State law
  • SFTAS DLI 1 – Improved Financial Reporting & BudgetReport
  • Imo State Development Plan 2023–2033 · 2023Policy & development plan
  • Imo State Industrial Policy · 2022Policy & development plan
  • Imo Digital Economy Agenda (IDEA) 2022–2026 · 2022Policy & development plan

Imo State ministry websites

Pages from government ministry sites, re-read on a schedule.

  • Imo State Ministry of EducationMinistry websiteVisit
  • Imo State Ministry of Digital Economy and E-GovernanceMinistry websiteVisit
  • Cabinet Office, Imo State (Office of the Secretary to the Government)Ministry websiteVisit

Background reference

Not official records — used for context and always named in the citation.

  • Hope Uzodimma — WikipediaBackground referenceVisit
  • Imo State — WikipediaBackground referenceVisit

News coverage

Dated press reports about Imo State. Adaure states when something was reported.

  • The Guardian Nigeria (news report)News coverageVisit

What Adaure can't do

  • It only knows the list above. Government circulars and memos, and election results, are not indexed yet — Adaure will tell you rather than guess.
  • It isn't legal advice. It explains what the published records say; it does not interpret them for your situation.
  • Office-holders and figures change. Check the linked sources for the latest, especially for anything time-sensitive.
  • It can make mistakes. That is exactly why every claim carries a citation you can open.

About this initiative

Adaure AI is an AI initiative approved by the Imo State Government, created to make public information easier to search, understand and verify. It answers from the sources listed above and cites them, but its answers are generated by AI: they are not legal advice, and anything that matters should be checked against the cited source.

Credits: the map of Imo State's 27 local government areas on the home page uses boundaries from GRID3 (Nigeria Local Government Area boundaries), shared through geoBoundaries under CC BY 4.0. Place, directions and job results come from Google Maps and Google Search.