By Judith Oraeki-Anigbogu
The Idemili South Mayor, Hon. Oluchukwu John Ilogbenu on November 8, met the Presidents General of the seven communities in the local government at the local government secretariat to discuss development priorities, challenges and opportunities across the area.
It was his first of such meetings since assuming office with emphasis on building a stronger working relationship between the council administration and grassroots leadership for lasting shared progress.
Ilogbenu stressed that meaningful and sustainable development required regular consultation, cooperation and shared responsibility between the council administration and the communities it served across the entire local government area.
He urged the Presidents General to continue promoting peace, security, unity and community advancement, while assuring them of his administration’s openness to dialogue and partnership at every stage of governance.
A key outcome of the meeting was the announcement of plans for scheduled visits to all seven communities, allowing the administration to interact directly with residents and assess their needs.
The proposed engagements will also enable the administration to work with community stakeholders to identify practical solutions to local challenges, ensuring that interventions reflect the real concerns of ordinary residents.
Each community will be invited to submit its three priority development needs, which will guide the council’s planning and interventions, ensuring resources are directed toward projects that truly matter most.
The Mayor appreciated the PGs for their contributions and encouraged them to sustain their partnership with the council in advancing the Idemili South Rising vision for all seven communities.
Judith Oraeki-Anigbogu is of the Ministry of Information and Value Reformation Anambra State
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