LIBREVILLE, Gabon — Mayor Zéphirine Etotowa Ntutume of the commune of Ntoum has embarked on a community outreach initiative in the 1st arrondissement, located in the northwest of the country within the Estuaire province.
The mayor’s tour, which took place on July 22, 2026, aimed to address the concerns of local populations and to educate chiefs of quarters on their responsibilities. During the visit, Mayor Ntutume, along with the mayor of the 1st arrondissement, her deputy, local notables, municipal officials, and numerous residents, traversed the Sonadeci, Andorassi, Nkan, Akoneki, Nzoberimitang, Mekonanam, and Okolassi neighborhoods.
The discussions primarily focused on the respect of code 254, which governs the duties of chiefs of quarters, and the need to enhance public health and social cohesion. Speaking at the event, Mayor Ntutume emphasized the role of chiefs of quarters as the first line of administration, urging them to be attentive to the needs of the population, ensure the respect of their duties, and collaborate with citizens to construct a clean, peaceful, and united city.
The residents commended this approach to direct dialogue, hoping that the grievances collected will expedite responses to the daily challenges they face. Mayor Ntutume’s proactive engagement with the community reflects her dedication to the people of Ntoum and is a continuation of her efforts to foster a strong relationship with stakeholders in her jurisdiction.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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