TUBAH MUNICIPALITY – In a steadfast commitment to transparent governance and local democracy, the Tubah Council held its 2026 Mid-Term Evaluation Session on July 22, 2026, at the Tubah Council Hall.

The high-level session brought together municipal councilors, local administrative authorities led by the Senior Divisional Officer for Mezam, parliamentary representation, and community leaders to evaluate progress, align administrative priorities, and reinforce the civic vision for the Tubah Municipality.

A Unified Vision for Grassroots Governance

The session opened with patriotic reverence, featuring the singing of the National Anthem and opening prayers, setting a collaborative and purpose-driven tone for the proceedings.

In his welcome address, Lord Mayor Tanjong Martin M. reaffirmed the council’s devotion to participatory democracy, emphasizing that true decentralization relies on active dialogue, accountability, and shared responsibility between elected officials and the electorate.

“Governance is about bringing people together around a common cause—building a peaceful, prosperous, and resilient community for every citizen of Tubah.”

Key Highlights of the Deliberations

Throughout the session, councilors engaged in constructive debates aimed at strengthening institutional capacity and local administrative oversight. Key proceedings included:

• Evaluating Administrative Performance: Reviewing past resolutions to ensure the council’s operations remain efficient and directly responsive to community needs.

• Institutional Strengthening: Deliberating on frameworks to streamline local taxation monitoring mechanisms, reinforcing institutional autonomy and regulatory effectiveness.

• Administrative Operations: Outlining operational frameworks to modernize municipal administrative services and enhance workplace efficiency for local civil servants.

• Administrative Guidance: Receiving key observations and administrative guidance from the Senior Divisional Officer, emphasizing civic unity, law, and order.

Strengthening Decentralization and Local Engagement

The session underscored the council’s ongoing collaboration with central government representatives, traditional leadership, and political stakeholders across party lines. By fostering an inclusive environment where administrative matters are thoroughly debated and evaluated, the Tubah Council continues to set a standard for accountable municipal leadership in the North West Region.

As the council moves into the second half of the 2026 administrative year, the executive leadership remains resolute in its mandate to serve all residents of the municipality with integrity, unity, and dedication.

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