On the 2nd of July 2025, the Nanton District Assembly held a crucial meeting between the Hon. District Chief Executive (DCE) and contractors operating within the district. The meeting, which took place at the District Assembly Hall, was aimed at addressing the current status of several stalled development projects and devising a roadmap to resolve the challenges surrounding them.
Meeting Agenda
The session was conducted in a structured manner, guided by the following agenda:
- Opening Prayer
The meeting commenced with an opening prayer to seek divine guidance and success for the proceedings. - Self-introduction
All participants introduced themselves, creating a warm and collegial atmosphere. This allowed for easy identification and networking between the DCE, contractors, and assembly staff. - Welcome Remarks by the Hon. DCE
The DCE welcomed all attendees, emphasizing the importance of timely execution of development projects. He expressed concern about the delays and reiterated the Assembly’s commitment to working collaboratively with contractors to deliver completed projects that benefit the people of Nanton. - Discussion: Status of Implementation of Projects and Why They Have Stalled
This segment formed the core of the meeting. Contractors were given the opportunity to report on the progress of their assigned projects and explain reasons for any delays. The following projects were discussed in detail:
- 2-unit classroom block at Nanton
- GES Directorate Office at Zoggu
- Agric Directorate at Nanton
- CHPS compound at Zoggu
- CHPS compound at Sakpalegu
- CHPS compound at Zieng
- Assembly Office Complex
Each contractor explained issues ranging from financial constraints, supply chain disruptions, and labor shortages to administrative bottlenecks. The DCE and Assembly technical staff took note of these challenges and engaged in solution-oriented dialogue with the contractors.- Any Other Matters
Other relevant concerns were raised during this session, including a call for stronger monitoring and evaluation of ongoing projects and better communication between the Assembly and contractors. - Closing Remarks
The meeting ended with a strong call to action from the Hon. DCE, encouraging all parties to recommit to completing the projects on time. He assured contractors of the Assembly’s support and urged them to be proactive in resolving challenges.
Conclusion
The meeting was a productive one, laying the groundwork for renewed collaboration between the Nanton District Assembly and local contractors. The frank discussions helped to uncover bottlenecks, and the DCE’s commitment to addressing them was well received. It is hoped that this engagement will expedite the completion of critical infrastructure in the district, especially in the education, health, and agricultural sectors.
Stay tuned for updates on the progress of these projects and the development efforts of the Nanton District Assembly.
