Niger/The president of the city council of Niamey gives the general state of the city to the population

The President of the City Council of Niamey, Mr. Oumarou Dogari Moumouni presented, this Saturday, May 14, 2022 in the premises of the House of Youth and Culture (MJC) Djado Sékou of Niamey, the report on the general state of the city of Niamey on April 30, 2022.

The report thus presented concerns in particular the general state of the city of Niamey; the economic and financial situation of the city; the state of execution of the deliberations of the city council and the activities and actions of the various departments of the municipality and the bodies under its supervision.The report thus presented deals in particular with the general state of the city of Niamey; the economic and financial situation of the city; the state of execution of the deliberations of the city council; and the activities and actions of the various departments of the city and the bodies under its supervision.

In his introductory speech, the central mayor of the city of Niamey recalled that this ceremony is an obligation that the mayor has under Article 80 of the Code of Territorial Collectivities, which consists of presenting the state of the commune to the population at least twice a year.

Moumouni Dogari emphasized that "the first presentation, which should be held in the first quarter of the year, is being made today with a slight delay, but the code has stipulated that it should be done twice a year.The first presentation, which should have been held in the first quarter of the year, is taking place today with a slight delay, but the code stipulates that the report must first be presented to the council before it is presented to the population''.

The deputy mayor of the city of Niamey said that the "legislator has not fortuitously imposed the legislator thought that the presentation of the general state of the commune should be an opportunity for the mayor to exchange with the population.The legislator thought that the presentation of the general state of the municipality should be an opportunity for the mayor to discuss with the population which are the structuring projects to be pursued, which are the corrections to be made so that the development of our municipality is a reality and so that we can ensure the best living conditions for our fellow citizens''.

He then said that "this exercise today is the second of its kind of this mandate", because during the last quarter of 2021, the city will be in a position to make a decision.because during the last quarter of 2021 they have already made the presentation of the general state of the city of Niamey.

My wish is that we all participate, effectively, in this debate and that there is all the criticism without taboo,'' he wished before explaining that ''it is in this way that we will be ableHe then explained that "it is by taking into account the desiderata of the population that we can achieve the objectives assigned to decentralization in general, but also achieve the objectives of the project.on in general, but also to achieve the objectives that we have set for ourselves in the framework of the development policy document of the city of Niamey that I have initiated and submitted that the city council adopted and that the supervisory authority was willing to validate, which today is our working framework in order to achieve the objectives of local development''.

At the end of this presentation, the central mayor gave explanations on subjects of major concern which include, among others, the general state of the roads, the straw classrooms, the lack of water, the lack of electricity and the lack of a water supply.At the end of this presentation, the central mayor gave explanations on major concerns, including the general state of the roads, the hut classrooms in Niamey, mobility in Niamey, the issue of sanitation and the phenomenon of depravity of morals among youth.

Through his answers, the deputy mayor of the city of Niamey announced "the acquisition soon by the city of Niamey ofThrough his answers, the deputy mayor of the city of Niamey announced that the city of Niamey will soon acquire about 50 public transport buses and that a round table will be organized and chaired by the Prime Minister on the theme of "Zero Classrooms in Huts in Niamey.

This meeting was attended by members of parliament and local elected officials of the Niamey region, representatives of traditional chiefs, civil society organizations, women's groups and several other guests.

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