Amenity centre at Tsiese Basa constructed by urban development was inaugurated on July 27 by ADC Chiephobozou, Martha R. Ritse as the chief guest.
Speaking at the function, ADC said Tsiesema was not known to the world but with different programmes and facilities provided by the government for the upliftment of rural areas, Tsiesema was slowly being recognized by the people. She thanked the urban development department for providing infrastructural development saying that the life of development was “connectivity”, which has already reached the area.
Deliberating on the role of the people, she said development would not stay forever unless people take care and maintain it, and further urged them to make sure of whatever modalities given by the government for the smooth functioning of the amenity centre are strictly followed and take care of as their own.
ADC also advised the gathering to keep the centre and its surrounding clean and to make every traveler secure and comfortable and further urged them to run this business honestly so that the centre can become a source of income for the uplift of the village in general.
Director urban development, Ken Keditsu who delivered the welcome address said the location for construction was selected after a long search and expressed hope that the travelers would come and relax and in return the villagers will be benefited.
According to the project report presented by E.E UD, Ketouzo Peseyie, the building was constructed by the department with 10% lump sum for NE states by the ministry of urban development, New Delhi.
It was also mentioned that the Centre will be handed over to a management committee for maintenance, as per the guidelines framed by the state government. The centre has a restaurant, kitchen, store, one care taker room, two of shops/stalls with toilet and wash room for both ladies and gents and a rest room.
The function was chaired by joint director UD, S. Takatuba Aier while invocation was pronounced by assistant Pastor Tsiese Basa Baptist Church.
Vote of thanks was proposed by assistant director UD, Tarachu Fithu.
The programme was also attended by officials from the urban developm department, other officials and village functionaries.