The Representative of Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency, Hon. Terseer Ugbor, has supervised the completion of the Traditional Council Hall in Lessel Township, marking a significant milestone in his constituency development efforts.
During his visit, Hon. Ugbor expressed satisfaction with the progress made on the project and directed contractors to execute the final finishing touches. He further announced his plan to formally commission the hall and hand it over to the Ushongo Traditional Council during the upcoming Easter celebrations.
In a move to enhance infrastructure at the site, a borehole has also been drilled, ensuring a steady supply of potable water for the community and visitors to the council hall. This initiative aligns with Hon. Ugbor’s commitment to improving the living standards of his constituents through sustainable development projects.
The commissioning of the Traditional Council Hall is expected to enhance the administrative and cultural functions of the Ushongo Traditional Council, providing a befitting venue for meetings, ceremonies, and community engagements.
Residents of Lessel and the broader Ushongo community have commended the lawmaker’s dedication to grassroots development, acknowledging the positive impact of his leadership.
As the Easter commissioning date approaches, anticipation continues to build for the official unveiling of this landmark project.
