Ajoni LCDA Chairman, In a strategic engagement session with Representatives of CIS-International, USA.

Ajoni LCDA Chairman, In a strategic engagement session with Representatives of CIS-International, USA.

In a significant step towards enhancing the well-being of the people of Ajoni Local Council Development Area (LCDA), the Executive Chairman, Amb. QPrince Michael Ogungbemi, FCPA, convened a strategic meeting with representatives of Counselling in the Street, an arm of Interweave Solutions International (ISI) USA, during their visit to Nigeria.

The delegation to the country was led by Professor Sherry Curtis, the Director of CIS, International. The productive  engagement with the Executive Chairman and his team centered on the formation of a mutually beneficial working partnership in the areas of health and wellness, particularly addressing the physical, mental and emotional health needs of the grassroots populace.

Amb. Prince Michael Ogungbemi welcomed the delegation warmly and expressed his administration's commitment to fostering collaborations that promote the overall development of the people of Ajoni. He emphasized that good health is foundational to economic productivity and community prosperity. “Our vision is to build a healthy, educated and empowered society. Partnering with credible foreign organizations like Interweave Solutions International will help us actualize this vision,” he said.

Professor Curtis appreciated the Chairman and lauded the LCDA’s progressive drive. She gave an overview of the global and local impact of Counselling in the Street and ISI USA, stating that their focus is to reach underserved communities with psychosocial support, life skills training and holistic health education. She further expressed their readiness to launch tailored health and wellness programs in Ajoni Local Council Development Area, including mental health awareness, youth mentorship and community-based wellness outreach.

The productive partnership concludes with a mutual agreement to begin preliminary needs assessments and mapping exercises in selected communities in the LCDA. Both parties are optimistic that this partnership will yield impactful and sustainable results for the benefit of the people.

This collaboration aligns with the BAO'S administration and  envisions Ajoni LCDA management policy with commitment to inclusive governance, people-centered development and fostering international partnerships for local transformation at the grassroots.

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