Wednesday 2 August 2017

Nabdam District First Ordinary Meeting

The Nabdam District Chief Executive, DCE, Mrs. Agnes Anamoo has made a passionate appeal to the chiefs and people of the area to work collectively, in the spirit of oneness to bring about the needed development of the Nabdam area. 

Mrs. Anamoo made the appeal in an address delivered during the First Ordinary Meeting of the Third Session of the Second Assembly in the Nabdam District of the Upper East Region. 

The aim of the meeting was to assess activities carried out so far within the district since the last sitting and to make recommendations for consideration by the Executive Committee of the assembly.

Mrs Anamoo announced that the 2017 District Assembly Common Fund DACF, has been approved by parliament. 

The Nabdam  Assembly she added, will benefit a share of three million one hundred and fourty-three thousand, five hundred and forty-two Ghana cedis  as against three hundred and five thousand, forty- four Ghana cedis fifty pesewas for the last quarter of 2016. 

In the area of revenue generated, she lamented that the performance was far below expectation. Mrs Anamoo however said, that security in the district has been peaceful except few schemes of armed robbery on the Bawku-Bolga road and the lynching of an alleged sixty-seven-year-old woman as a witch. 

On Agriculture, she indicated that under the government flagship programme, planting for food and Jobs, the Nabdam district has taken delivery of 4,510 bags of fertilizer and assorted seeds for farmers, adding that following the fall of the army worm invasion, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture has procured 296 liters of pesticides which has been distributed to farmers to help fight the pest. 

The Nabdam DCE emphasized that in readiness for the government policy of one district one factory, a ten-member regional committee has been formed to liaise with stakeholders of the 13 Municipal and District Assemblies to help shaped the policy. 

Touching on the School Feeding Programme, SFP, one of the key social interventions programme, the DCE indicated that the Programme is currently undergoing a reshaping to get the right caterers to handle it. 

Adverts are being placed in the mass media for recruitment. Under project implementation, she stated that two CHPS Compound and a 3-Unit classroom block are under construction with two feeder roads earmarked for reshaping under the Ministry of Road and Highways. 

She recommended that as part of revenue mobilization drive, stickers should be printed for motor-bikes at a fee by the Assembly.

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