Citizen desk
Citizen services
Three routes are open to every resident of Constituency 109: request an appointment with the MP, report a local issue, or join the volunteers who support tours and distributions. You may also come to the offices in person during the hours listed below.
Coming in person
Main Constituency Office — Ouellé
Residential District, Opposite Town Hall, Ouellé, Iffou Region
Monday – Friday: 08:00 – 17:30
Constituent Reception Office — Ananda
Sub-Prefecture Avenue, Ananda
Tuesday & Thursday: 08:30 – 16:00
File a request
Common questions about these steps
- How can I meet the MP or submit a constituent request?
- You may visit the Ouellé constituency office (Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:30) or the Ananda reception office (Tuesday and Thursday, 08:30–16:00), or use the Citizen Services portal on this site to request an appointment or file a case. The parliamentary office aims to process every request within 48 working hours.
- How are constituency projects selected?
- Projects arise from listening sessions held during village tours and from requests filed at the Ouellé and Ananda offices. They are prioritised by health or schooling urgency, the number of residents affected, and the ability to deliver a verifiable result. Every project published on this site states its location, date, beneficiaries and status.
- How do I report a local problem (road, school, water, health)?
- Use the “Report a local issue” form in the Citizen Services portal, stating the village, sub-prefecture and nature of the problem. A tracking number is issued once the form is submitted. You may also file your report in person at the Ouellé or Ananda office.
- How can I volunteer with the constituency office?
- The Citizen Services portal includes a volunteer registration form. Volunteers support village tours, school distributions and mobile health campaigns. No financial contribution is required to volunteer.
- What happens to the information I submit through the forms?
- Information submitted is used only to handle your request within the parliamentary office. It is never sold or passed to third parties for commercial or electoral purposes. The privacy policy details what is collected, how long it is kept and how to request deletion.
- Last reviewed
- Content owner
- Parliamentary Office of Honorable Innocent Yao
- Source
- Reception procedures of the constituency office