Sissili: The special delegation of N©bi©lianayou adopts its first amended budget for 2026, with an emphasis on mobilizing its own resources. The Special Delegation of the municipality of N©bi©lianayou held its session on April 2 and 3, 2026, dedicated to the first amending budget of the 2026 fiscal year. Under the chairmanship of the prefect, president of the special delegation (PDS), Arouna Napon, the members of the deliberative body examined development priorities in a context marked by financial challenges but also prospects for economic recovery.
According to Burkina Information Agency, the two-day session focused on eight major points, including the examination of the administrative account and the adoption of a balanced amended budget of 104,087,205 FCFA. The city hall's secretary general, Sibiri N©bi©, presented the authorizing officer's report, highlighting signs of recovery in local finances due to improved security, the appointment of a new revenue manager, and the deployment of collectors to optimize local revenue collection.
Despite these positive signs, challenges remain. Mr. N©bi© pointed out the suspension of state financial resources transfers and the use of the Local Mining Development Fund (FMDL) as significant obstacles to planned investments for the local population's benefit.
To address these financial challenges, town hall accountant Basile Bouba presented a report justifying the budget adjustments. New municipal treasurer Boubou N©bi© proposed revenue-generating measures, including taxes on aggregates, public space usage, advertising, and transportation methods such as tricycles and carts.
The Special Delegation reiterated its commitment to prioritizing basic social sectors, with initiatives planned to enhance investments in education, health, water, and sanitation despite budgetary constraints.
During the session, chairman Arouna Napon encouraged members to engage ideologically with the ideals of the Popular Progressive Revolution (RPP) to effectively support the authorities in the development process.
The session, which began on Friday, April 2, concluded on Saturday, April 3, 2026, with participants expressing overall satisfaction with the outcomes.