Mayor Chief Ndive Woka Lists Projects Realized In Limbe II

 By Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe With Reports

The Mayor of Limbe II Municipality, Chief Ndive Woka Ngale, I has listed the projects carried out by his team so far.

The mayor was speaking in Limbe recently during a session to adopt the Administrative, Management, and Stores Account of the Council.

Some of the projects he listed include realization of a portable water supply at Mokundange, the Construction of a Health Centre at Bobende, the Construction of lock-up stores at Krata, and the construction of a Fish market and cold rooms at Isokolo market.

Others included the maintenance of the Municipal Road at GBTHS Limbe, the Construction of a block of a nursery school at Mokundange, the maintenance of Communal roads in Limbe II, Wovia Village, Equipping of Government Nursery School Mokundange with school chairs, tables, and a blackboard, equipment support to some needy person among others.

Reacting to the Mayor's declarations, the First Assistant Senior Divisional Officer for Fako the representative of the Supervisory Authority for Councils in Fako, Maryline Yefor, urged the mayor to double his effort in the collection of revenue, continue fighting against urban disorder, and reorganize the motor taxi sector.

She equally urged the councilors to work in synergy with the mayor to bring the necessary development needed in Limbe II municipality.

Speaking during the event, the Mayor for Limbe II Council HRH Ndive Woka Ngale I said the initial budget of the financial year of Limbe II Council is balanced in revenue and expenditure at the sum of FCFA 715,000,000 and it has undergone an increase by an additional budget of FCFA 98,962,158.

He added that the 2022 budget execution includes revenue and expenditure and is sub-divided into two sections:

The total revenue vouchers issued during the 2022 budget execution stands at the sum of FCFA 592,440,450 and the amount of expenditure committed stands at FCFA 547,727,510 with an excess of revenue vouchers issued over expenditure committed that is a budget result of FCFA 44,712,940 execution recurrent.

The recurrent revenue collected during the 2022 financial year stands at the sum of FCFA 229,459,936 for an estimated budget of FCFA 336,778,657

The recurrent expenditure during the 2022 financial year stands at the sum of 206,309,653 the investment expenditure stands at the sum of 341,417,857 for an estimated budget of CFA francs 373,483,511 with a clear rate of realization of 91%.

For the final budget of FCFA 813,962,158, The revenue collected stands at the sum of FCFA 592,440,450 while the expenditure carried out for the same period stands at the sum of FCFA 547,727,510 clearing excess of FCFA 44,712,940 (to be carried forward in the 2023 budget.



“At the close of these budgetary and financial operations, the Limbe II Sub-Divisional Council presents a non-physical balance of FCFA 44,712,940 francs. After canceling the credits transferred for lack of use in the amount of FCFA 32,196,964 as of 31st December 2022, we have a physical balance of FCFA 12,516,026.” HRH Ndive Woka said.




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