Today’s featured Integrity Idol finalist, Musa Dorley, was born and raised in Bonjeh, Bomi County where he is now a community chairman, and he is determined to see the community thrive.

For this purpose, he made sure a clinic was built, which has drastically improved health outcomes in Bonjeh. During the Ebola crisis, Dorley commissioned a team to spread awareness and ensure that they went to health facilities, despite the widespread fear.

In addition to these initiatives, Musa established a savings club for the women of Bojeh so that they could become financially independent. “I need to do more. The more I help other people, the more help I will receive” he says: “A man of integrity is a man of his word.”

Click here to vote for Musa Dorley and other finalists. Voting ends on Jan. 19, at midnight GMT.

Integrity Idol 2016 is a nationwide citizen campaign to highlight the most honest government officials in Liberia. Every day, for five days, The Bush Chicken will feature a short bio and a video of each finalist. Anyone can vote for their favorite idol.

The competition aims to generate debate around the idea of integrity and demonstrate the importance of honesty, personal responsibility and accountability as well as inspire a new generation to be more effective public servants.

Featured photo courtesy of the Accountability Lab. Disclosure: Accountability Lab provides financial support to The Bush Chicken.