The Justice, Development and Peace Caritas (JDPC) Awka successfully hosted a constituency briefing in Njikoka Local Government Area, Anambra State, bringing together stakeholders, community leaders, and residents to chart a path for inclusive development. The event provided a platform for dialogue on critical issues affecting the people and highlighted strategies for building stronger, more resilient communities.
One of the major themes of the briefing was the improvement of local infrastructure. Participants emphasized the urgent need for better road networks, effective drainage systems, and functional public facilities that will ease the daily challenges faced by residents. The issue of affordable housing was also a key priority, with calls for practical solutions that would provide decent accommodation for low- and middle-income families.
In addition, the event encouraged greater community engagement in urban planning. Stakeholders stressed that when residents are actively involved in decision-making, development projects are more effective and sustainable.
The discussions also focused on building safer, greener, and more resilient cities by adopting environmental protection measures, promoting disaster preparedness, and advancing policies that foster sustainable growth.
Through this briefing, JDPC Awka reaffirmed its commitment to promoting social justice, sustainable development, and an improved quality of life for all.
