In a decisive move aimed at restructuring local governance, the Executive Council of Oshimili South Local Government Area has announced the immediate dissolution of all Revenue Committees within its jurisdiction. This directive was officially communicated through a statement released by the Secretary of the Local Government, Hon. Henry Obiora Enebeli.
The dissolution of these committees has raised significant attention, particularly among local business owners and residents who are directly affected by these changes. All members of the dissolved committees are now required to return any Council properties in their possession to the Revenue Head in the Treasury Department of the Local Government. This step is crucial to ensure a smooth transition and maintain transparency in the handling of Council assets.
In light of the dissolution, the Council has issued a stern warning to residents and business owners in Oshimili South, advising them to refrain from engaging in any transactions with former committee members or individuals claiming to represent the Council in related capacities. The directive emphasizes the importance of safeguarding public interests and ensuring that all financial dealings are conducted in accordance with the latest regulations and reforms established by the Local Government.
The decision to dissolve the Revenue Committees is part of broader efforts to enhance accountability and streamline revenue generation processes within the Local Government Area. By taking this bold step, the Executive Council aims to address any potential issues of mismanagement and to foster a more efficient local revenue system.
Residents and business owners are encouraged to stay informed about further developments and to adhere strictly to the new guidelines. The Council reassures the public that these changes are implemented with the ultimate goal of improving governance and ensuring fair treatment for all stakeholders in Oshimili South.
-Odih Christian Udoka {OCU} writes from Oshimili South LGA Council
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