The Assistant Superintendent for Development in Margibi County, David Suakollie is on the back of his predecessors for their inability to have met up with their responsibilities. “I am not here to criticize, but I want to let you know that our predecessors did well but they did not do well for the public,” he said. Though he did not

Margibi electoral district 4 Representative, Ben A. Fofana has restored the hope of those who were victimized by a recent fire outbreak in the County. Rep. Fofana as part of his oversight responsibility over the weekend visited the fire victims and donated assorted items as his initial contribution to enable the affected families to rebuild their damaged homes. It can

Cuttington University Alumni Association has inducted new officials to steer its affairs for the next three years, with the new president promising to address the university’s financial woes through a US$1 million donation fund. Officials inducted are Tornorlah Varpilah, president, Garmai Nyuangar, vice president, and Gimah Sambolah as secretary general. Others include Thomas Momo, financial secretary, Vivien Jones, treasurer, and

Cass United Methodist Church in Detroit Michigan the United States of America has begun the erection of over one hundred solar panel lights on the campus of the Glory Academy Junior High School in Gbarnga, Bong County with each of the panel lights having a capacity of 25 watts. The Glory Academy School in Gbarnga is sponsored by the Cass

The youth and student communities of Marshall City, Margibi County have all reasons to laugh because they are soon to get the first multi-purpose project implemented in the area. Over the weekend, a group under the banner “The World of Life Fellowship Liberia” broke ground for the construction of a center that will be used for learning purposes among others.

The assigned Judge of the 13th Judiciary Circuit Court in Kakata Margibi County is urging the Government of Liberia and the security apparatus to carefully and thoroughly examine the sources of funding for new business and investment especially banking institutions, the Insurance Industry and the establishment of State of the Art Churches in the Country. Judge Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, Sr.

The President of the New Kru Town Associations in the Americas (NEKTAA), Mr. Thomas T. Wulah has lauded President Dr. George Manneh Weah for saving the residents of the Borough of New Kru Town from further Sea erosion. A Press Release from the Association revealed that Mr. Wulah made the statement recently at a General Meeting of the Association via