By Emelda Siama John Lopula<\/p>\n
Juba city Mayor Michael Lado Allah-Jabu on Wednesday presented to the legislative council the annual budget of Juba City Council for the financial year 2023-2024.<\/p>\n
The mayor, together with his deputy for administration and finance, submitted the rate schedule of the Juba City Council, which was drafted by the executive organ.<\/p>\n
The Juba City Legislative Council is expected to deliberate on it and pass it into a workable document.<\/p>\n
Mayor Allah-Jabu requested cooperation between the legislative council and the executive organ to work together as a team in harmony for the well-being of the people in the city.<\/p>\n
He also appealed to the honorable councilors to come out with motions to support the implementation of policies within their context.<\/p>\n
The mayor assured that they will be working hard with the councilors to stand firm for the welfare and interests of the people of Juba City.<\/p>\n
He urged council to formulate necessary motions to be translated into bills and then into bylaws to regulate the behavior of the people within the context of Juba City Council.<\/p>\n
Mayor Allah-Jabu emphasized the need to ensure that there should be in Juba City regulation of prices for basic essential commodities such as water, flour, and others, including fuel.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the chairperson of Juba Legislative Council, Hon. Dina Keji John, said that Juba City Legislative Council should continue to abide by and follow laws and budget pass within its jurisdiction.<\/p>\n
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