A delegation of the Elite of Ajei village, led by Mr. Ajeih Nickson, have expressed the appreciation of the people of Ajei village to the Lord Mayor of ÀNDEK council, Mr. Ubangoh Helly, for the wonderful projects the council has realized; and or is currently realizing in Ajei village.

This appreciation was made during a visit to Andek council, that took place on Friday, 2nd August 2024, at Andek.

Ajei village is one of the 19 villages of Andek Municipality, Ngie Subdivision. It is a village with very high economic potentials; especially as the elite of the village are leaving no stone unturned to bring development to the village, which is located just a few kilometers from the administrative Headquarters of the subdivision.

The village of Ajei has benefited the following projects, realized by ÀNDEK council, since 2020:
– construction of a market stall.
– ⁠construction of modern Health Centre blocks( one already completed and is being used and the other is still under construction).
– ⁠rehabilitation of the Ajei Community Hall
– ⁠first phase of the rehabilitation of the ÀNDEK to Ajei road.
– ⁠plans are underway for the electrification of the village.
– ⁠the reopening of the Ajei-Scanwater road that was shutdown for security reasons,
– ⁠etc.

The elite solicited the support of the mayor of Andek council in their determination to cause secondary schools to function in Ajei in September 2024.

The Lord Mayor, Mr. Ubangoh Helly, pledged to work with the Divisional Officer, Mr. Oteh Philip Bache, who was unavoidably absent, to encourage the resumption of secondary schools in Ajei village in September 2024.

The Lord Mayor expressed the need for other elites of the municipality to come on board and work with the municipal council for the development of their community; considering the present dispensation where the development of the municipality is the responsibility of the municipal council and the state.

The mayor advised that various communities of the municipality shall make work earlier for the council and advantageous to them if they mature their priority projects before bringing them to the council for sponsorship.