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Thanked the mayor for support, highlighted his youth karate and boxing programs, and requested assistance regarding property and financial matters.

Advocated for legal cannabis store approvals in Bond Hill to provide employment opportunities for young adults.

Criticized the proposed nuisance ordinance as unfairly targeting minority-owned downtown businesses without adequate stakeholder input.

Representing the African American Chamber, praised weekend event collaboration but urged delaying the chronic nuisance ordinance vote.

Highlighted the 37-year history of the Cincinnati-Kharkiv Sister City partnership and support for Ukrainian veterans.

Called for unity among residents and leaders of faith, celebrating youth achievements.

Requested city resources and guidance for the Ohio Boxing Hall of Fame event and plans to honor Ezzard Charles.

Discussed challenges with employment, the impact of AI, and civil rights concerns.

Spoke about the Sister City partnership with Kharkiv, Ukraine, and their delegation participating in the Cincinnati marathon.

Urged council to provide capital and support for Black-owned businesses across city neighborhoods.

Raised concerns about local contracting and dump truck company involvement in city projects.

Spoke alongside his family about supporting young people and community collaboration.

Voiced frustration over lack of accountability and support for his black-owned dump truck company in securing city contracts.