On Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, the Pujehun District Council successfully convened its 5th ordinary council meeting in Bengani Town, Barry Sakrim Chiefdom, Pujehun District.
A diverse group of attendees, including councilors, chiefdom functionaries, religious leaders, and members of the press, gathered for the session.
In his opening statements, Chairman Foday Kandeh Rogers extended his appreciation to all present, highlighting the council’s pivotal role in driving development within the district. He urged the residents of Sakrim to actively contribute to development efforts by fulfilling their tax obligations, crucial for sustaining progress.
Chairman Rogers outlined his ambitious vision to propel substantial development within the chiefdom during his tenure. Notably, he emphasized plans to enhance infrastructure and community welfare in areas such as Sakrim, Yaa Kemoh Kpukumun Krim, parts of Kpaka, and Kpanga Krim, assuring tangible advancements in these regions.
Moreover, Chairman Rogers announced the completion of an ultra-modern secondary school building by the government, a milestone achievement unparalleled in the country. He also hinted at the imminent expansion of the Bengani Health Centre with modern amenities to cater to the healthcare needs of the populace.
Addressing a pressing concern, Chairman Rogers stressed zero tolerance for councilors absent from meetings, stating stringent measures, including potential removal for repeated non-attendance.
Councilor Marian Momoh Sao of Sowa Chiefdom voiced confidence in Chairman Rogers’ leadership, assuring the audience of prompt action on their concerns. She highlighted the recent success of a refresher training session by the National Democratic Institute, aimed at bolstering councilors’ effectiveness in community service.
Regent Chief Thomas Mustapha of Sakrim Chiefdom expressed gratitude for the council’s efforts in advancing development within his jurisdiction, underscoring the challenges posed by its remote location. He pledged unwavering support from himself and his team for future development endeavors.
The 5th council meeting of the Pujehun District Council concluded on a note of renewed commitment, with all stakeholders resolved to collaborate in advancing development and uplifting the lives of the district’s inhabitants.
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