OPENING
\nThe meetings started at 10.20a.m with opening prayer said by Mad. Fafali Adu, follow by self-introduction by participants present.<\/p>\n
INTRODUCTION
\nThe Kadjebi District Assembly had organized this Town Hall meeting to enable it report to stakeholders on the Draft Fee Fixing Resolution of the Assembly for the year 2027.<\/p>\n
ATTENDANCE
\nStakeholders made up of the Head of Departments, Traditional Authority, Assembly Members, Town\/Area Council Members, Unit Committee Members and Religious Groups were present at the meeting. Other groups also present were Youth Groups, Women Groups, Market Women, Transport Unions, People with Disabilities (PWDs), Artisans, Civil Societies, Development Partners, and Civil Societies.<\/p>\n
OBJECTIVES OF MEETING
\nThe District Coordinating Director (DCD) Mr. Innocent Kormla Gavua welcomed participants. He said this meeting is to present the draft 2027 Fee Fixing Resolution for discussion. He said in terms of Revenue Mobilization Kadjebi District is not doing well. He indicated that one of the criteria of Common Fund distribution to MMDAs was based on the Internally Generated Fund collected. He noted that if you are able to collect more revenue, your share of the common fund would be high. He therefore appeals to all participants to bring out ideals, ways and means to enable the Assembly generate more revenue in 2027.<\/p>\n
PRESENTATION OF SOME DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS FROM JANUARY TO SEPTEMBER, 2026
\nThe District Budget Analyst on behalf of District Chief Executive, made a power point presentation of status of some developmental projects executed from January to September, 2026. The projects include; Construction of Classroom Blocks, Mechanize Boreholes, Boreholes, Repair of Boreholes, Clinics, CHPS Compound, Nurses Quarters and supply of Furniture etc across the district. He said some are ongoing and some completed yet to be handed over by the contractor and some are in use.
\nPRESENTATION OF DRAFT FEE FIXING RESOLUTION 2027 PHYSICAL YEAR
\nThe District Budget Analyst made a power point presentation the draft 2027 Fee Fixing Resolution. During the presentation some adjustment made by the participants as shown under the table below;
\nITEM AMOUNT 2026 AMOUNT 2027 REMARKS<\/p>\n
Spare Parts Dealers
\nRetailers 300 400<\/p>\n
Bakery
\nMedium 300 400
\nSmall 150 250<\/p>\n
Barbering Shops
\n3-5 points 200 300
\n1-2 points 150 200<\/p>\n
Alcohol and Non-Alcohol Beverages
\nWholesalers 1000 1200
\nRetailers medium 500 600<\/p>\n
Contracted Caterers
\n500-1000 peoples 800 1000
\n500 peoples 500 600<\/p>\n
Cosmetics
\nWholesales 300 400<\/p>\n
Electrical Appliances
\nWholesales 500 700<\/p>\n
Mobil Money Operators 600 700<\/p>\n
Milling Machines
\n3 Machines 500 600
\n1-2 machines 300 400<\/p>\n
Mineral Water Operators
\nSachet Water Operators 800 1100
\nMobil Van Operators 500 1000<\/p>\n
Mineral Water Dealers Depot 500 500
\nWholesalers 1000 1000
\nRetailers 600 600<\/p>\n
Chemical Sellers
\nWholesales 1000 1100
\nRetailers over the Canter 350 400
\nRetailers 800 900<\/p>\n
Fuel Station 4000 4500<\/p>\n
Scrap Metal Dealers
\nSmall 600 700<\/p>\n
Marriages 200 300
\nDevoice 800 1000<\/p>\n
Stickers
\nMotto bikes 6 10
\nTax 6 10<\/p>\n
However, it was agreed that we should used the 12.5% on government approved fees on goods and services and add it up to the 2026 charges to be use for 2027 fees for the items not captured on the table above.<\/p>\n
OPEN FORUM\/QUESTIONS\/SUGGESTIONS<\/p>\n
1. Motto Riders Association Chairman suggested that there should be a parking station for their Group in the New Lorry Station<\/p>\n
2. A participant noted that the Assembly promise to supply them with Dustbin during the last Town Hall Meeting and wanted to know when will the supply carried.
\nIn response, the District Budget Analyst said plans are far advance to procure the Dustbins.<\/p>\n
3. One of the participants indicated that some people after collecting their refuse they dump them into the gutters and asked that the assembly should do something about it.<\/p>\n
4. It was also reported that people after their refuses collected from their houses, they dump them inside the market and asked that the assembly should something about it.
\nIn response, the DBA said the market women should be vigilant and if possible, engaged personnels to safe guard the market. He was quick to add that the issue would be reported to management.<\/p>\n
5. It was suggested that public education should be carried out across the district.<\/p>\n
6. Ahamansu market is in its dilapidated form and recommended that the assembly should take it into consideration to renovate it.<\/p>\n
7. Participant said according to presentation, the issue of road construction had not been captured and wanted to find the reason.
\nIn response, DBA noted that road construction is above the district assembly. However, he said some areas have been earmarked from above i.e from Kadjebi Lorry Station to Wawaso, fixing of port holes of Kadjebi Town Roads and construction of gutters.<\/p>\n
CLOSING REMARKS
\nThe Hon. Presiding Member (Hon. PM) Anthony Ahiable on behalf of Management thanked all participants for making the meeting a success. He said local government concept is based on community participation and therefore good to organized. He encourages the participants to sacrifice themselves to pay whatever due them so that we can all together build Kadjebi District. He thanks all the participants for their contribution and sacrifices for the district.
\nCLOSING
\nThe meeting came to a successful end at 2:20pm with a closing prayer said by Mr. Gabriel Kudjawu.<\/p>\n
AMEDO GERSHION INNOCENT KOMLA GAVUA
\nDISTRICT BUDGET ANALYST DISTRICT CO-ORDINATING DIRECTOR<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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