FCT: Kuje chair marks 100 days in office, assures of inclusive governance

To mark his 100 days in office, the chairman of Kuje area council,. Danjuma Samuel Shekwolo, has embraced the responsibility of leading with strong emphasis on transparency, accountability, inclusive governance, transformative development, infrastructure, youth empowerment, environmental sanitation, healthcare, water supply, and improved service delivery.

The chairman said his administration has demonstrated a commitment to addressing practical challenges affecting residents and ensuring that the benefits of governance are felt at the grassroots.

Hr spoke on the occasion of his first 100 days of inclusive governance, impact and renewed hope in office, delivered at a stakeholder’s engagement.

Shekwolo stated that the people of Kuje area council entrusted him with the responsibility of leading the council saying: “I stand before you, not simply to celebrate 100 days in office, but to give an account of our stewardship, appreciate your support, and reaffirm our commitment to the development of Kuje he stated.”

He stated that  from the beginning,  he promised an administration that would be inclusive, people-oriented and development-driven.

He said: “We promised to improve infrastructure, strengthen essential services, create opportunities and ensure that no community or group is left behind.

“In these first 100 days, we have taken important steps towards fulfilling those promises.”

He said in education, his administration engaged the Local Educational Authority (L.E.A)  and head teachers of all 115 public primary schools and commenced assessments to identify areas requiring urgent intervention.

He added: “We have approved the renovation of some dilapidated classrooms at Chibiri, Pasali, Rubochi, Kango, Toto Gambia communities, distributed learning materials across our  public primary schools and recently  inaugurated a 13-member Scholarship Committee to begin screening and selection of eligible  indigent students in public institutions for our administration’s bursary.”