Kumbungu District Assembly Holds General Meeting to Discuss and Approves the 2026 Annual Action Plan, Fee-Fixing Resolution, Composite Budget
In the quest to promote local governance and development, the Kumbungu District Assembly held a special meeting at the Assembly conference hall to discuss and approve the 2026 Annual Action Plan, Fee-Fixing Resolution, Composite Budget.
This was to provide Assembly members and technocrats with the opportunity to brainstorm on the Action Plan and Budget, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively to meet the community’s development objectives and needs.
The meeting was attended by Assembly members, departmental heads, and unit heads.
They spent time critically evaluating the 2026 plan and budgetary provisions, contributing to shaping it in line with the Assembly’s agenda.
The district chief executive, Hon. Imoro Yakubu Kakpagu, in his remarks provided an update on ongoing projects to the media.
He mentioned that the construction of a 3-unit clasroom block with an office, store and auxiliar, facilities at Afayili, construction of a CHPS compound, nurses accommodation in Bogupaligu, CHPS Compound and Nurses Bungalow in Dulizugu, three-unit classroom block, stores and staff common room in Balinkpeng, three-unit Classroom block in Gbulung-Nyoring, construction of 3-unit clasroom block with an office, store and auxiliar, facilities at Dalung Simli Model and other developmental initiatives in the district were steadily progressing.
“These projects are crucial for Kumbungu’s development, and we are committed to ensuring their timely completion and effective implementation,” Hon. Kakpagu noted.
He said the assembly intended to distribute 4,200 furniture to basic schools and Kumbungu SHS.
“Procurement processes are also far advanced to supply 4,200 furniture for distribution to basic schools and Kumbungu SHS, and also 320 tables and chairs will be distributed to teachers to help address the furniture deficit to improve effective teaching and learning, he said.
In his welcome remarks, the Presiding Member (PM) of the Assembly, Hon. Ibrahim Mohammed, used the opportunity to urge the public to promote good sanitation practices.
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