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Pres. Weah Finally In Lofa, Declares Himself: ‘A True Son’ Of Lofa County

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SOURCE: State Radio-ELBC

By Francis Pelenah, Jr.

President George Weah has described himself as a true son of Lofa County with a promise of massive development initiatives in the county.

President Weah said contrary to some perception in the public, he is a son of Lofa County, noting that such will be manifested with his development interventions after the county tour.

The Liberian leader was speaking Thursday at a Town Hall Meeting in Salayee District, at the start of his Citizens’ engagement tour of Lofa County.

He promised to work with the Legislative Caucus and other key stakeholders in pushing for the needed development interventions in the county.

President Weah also told citizens of Lofa that he and Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor are on good terms and are working together in the implementation of the Government’s Pro-Poor Economic Development Agenda.

Vice President Taylor and several other dignitaries are accompanying President Weah on his tour of Lofa County for the next five days.

Earlier during the day, the Liberian Chief Executive and entourage were given a momentous welcome in Beyan Town, Salayea District by local authorities and traditional leaders of Lofa County.

Breaks Grounds For Construction Of Gonglota Public School Annex

Monrovia, Liberia – President George Weah has broken grounds for the construction of a new annex of the Gonglota Public school in Salayea District, Lofa County.

SOURCE: State Radio-ELBC

By Varflay Kamara

The construction of a new annex is expected to extend the school to a full high school for the first time.

President Weah, during the groundbreaking Thursday, instructed the Minister of Education, Prof. Ansu Sonii to ensure that the project is completed.

Also speaking, Vice President, Jewel Howard-Taylor, thanked the Liberian Leader for supporting the school extension project.

VP Taylor said the project, initiated by her office last year, is being challenged due to a lack of financial support.

The President is currently in Lofa County as part of the fourth leg of his citizens’ engagement tour.

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