Commissioner Mbaimba Ndomahina and Deputy Commissioner Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa of the National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA) recently convened a crucial meeting with His Worship Kobba Musa, Mayor of Bo District Council, and His Worship Mohaned M. Robinson, Mayor of Bonthe City.

The primary objective was to bolster the existing collaboration between the Commission and the local councils for enhanced community development.

During the welcoming address, Ambassador Ernest Mbaimba Ndomahina expressed gratitude to the mayors, highlighting the pivotal role of city councils in representing the interests of their constituents.

He emphasized NaCSA’s support for local governments and social sector ministries, emphasizing their commitment to providing social services and aiding vulnerable communities through demand-driven projects and relief programs.

In a gesture of appreciation and recognition of their contributions to national development, Commissioner Ndomahina, in adherence to traditional customs, presented a symbol of honor to the mayors.

This act symbolized appreciation for their relentless efforts in achieving the government’s outlined agenda.

The mayors reciprocated with appreciation for the warm welcome and the opportunity to engage with NaCSA. Mayor Kobba expressed optimism about the strengthened relationship and its potential for significant development, stating it was a unique honor during his tenure.

Similarly, Mayor Robinson lauded NaCSA for their interventions and support in his city, particularly acknowledging the impact of cash transfers and development initiatives.

The meeting concluded on an optimistic note, with a mutual commitment to sustainable national and local development. The discussions provided a renewed sense of purpose and hope for achieving the outlined objectives within the framework of the ‘Big Five Game Changers’ agenda.