Q & A with Honourable Jegede Amoo on Corruption and Kidnapping threat to Ajowa Community

 

Ajowa Community Q&A: Holding Honourable Jegede Accountable

Let's welcome a familiar face, Honourable Jegede Amoo! A longtime community leader, he served as Councillor and is now in his second term as Local Government Chairman. Known for his genuine personality, he's truly a man of the people.

Questions from the Ajowa Community:

1. Education: Q: Honourable Jegede, many schools in Ajowa lack basic resources. A: I understand your concern. We've allocated funds for new textbooks and are working on securing grants for classroom renovations.

2. Infrastructure: Q: The roads in Ajowa are in terrible condition. A: We acknowledge the need for road repairs. A tendering process is underway to identify a qualified contractor to begin work soon. Community leaders will be informed of the progress.

3. Security: Q: We feel unsafe in our own community due to recent kidnappings. What concrete steps are being taken to improve security? A: Your safety is our priority. We've increased police patrols in high-risk areas and are investing in improved street lighting. We're also working on a neighborhood watch program with community volunteers.

4. Transparency: Q: There have been rumors of corruption within the local government. How can we ensure transparency in how our tax money is being spent? A: I understand your concern. We're committed to transparency. We'll be launching an online portal where citizens can access budget information and track project progress.

5. Accountability: Q: We haven't seen many of the projects you promised during your campaign come to fruition. How will you be held accountable for your actions? A: Accountability is crucial. We'll be holding regular town hall meetings to address your concerns and provide updates on our progress. I encourage you to attend and hold me accountable.

6. Youth Development: Q: Many young people in Ajowa feel a lack of opportunities. What plans do you have to invest in our futures? A: The youth are our future. We're launching a skills development program to equip young people with employable skills. There will also be scholarship opportunities for higher education.

7. Community Engagement: Q: We feel excluded from the decision-making process. How can the community be more involved? A: Your voice matters. We'll be establishing a youth council to advise on issues affecting young people. We'll also hold regular community forums to discuss local priorities.

8. Combating Bribery: Q: How are you tackling the issue of bribery within the local government? A: We have a zero-tolerance policy for corruption. A whistleblower hotline has been established to anonymously report any suspicious activity.

9. Embezzlement Prevention: Q: What measures are being put in place to prevent the embezzlement of public funds? A: Financial transparency is key. We're implementing stricter auditing procedures and collaborating with anti-corruption watchdogs to ensure proper oversight.

10. Kidnapping Prevention Strategies: Q: We're scared for our children's safety. What specific strategies are you employing to prevent kidnappings? A: We understand your fear. We're working with the police to improve intelligence gathering and are launching public awareness campaigns on child safety measure.   join us on another interesting episode of this program. Thank you all for question and contributions towards making our community great.