The auxiliary group of a senatorial aspirant, Adama Soko Dorley of Bomi, has begun renovating a number of public and private schools across the county. The process, which commenced with the Gbah Jakeh Public school, is expected to impact 52 public and private schools across the county’s five administrative districts, according to Musa Ballo, the spokesperson of the group.
Forestry Training Institute Graduates 69 Trainees in Various Disciplines
The Forestry Training Institute, located in Tubmanburg, has graduated 58 students in various forestry-related disciplines. Additionally, 11 members of the institute’s confiscation unit received training as part of an in-service program at the Forestry Development Authority.
Jonathan Williams Admits to Stabbing Journalist Tyron Brown in Self-Defense
Jonathan Williams, who is on trial for the death of Super FM journalist Tyron Brown, has admitted in open court that he stabbed the victim three times in a fight, but insist it was in self-defense. The defendant made these statements at the 11th Judicial Circuit where the case is currently being tried.
Gbarpolu’s Sen. Daniel Naathehn Says Divisions Within County Legislative Caucus Preventing Development
Gbarpolu’s Senator Daniel F. Naatehn has admitted that there are deep divisions among members of his county’s legislative caucus. He blames the county’s underdevelopment and neglect on this division.
Vice President Breaks Ground for Youth Rehabilitation Project in Bomi
Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor visited Bomi this past weekend to break grounds for the Bai T. Moore Rehabilitation Village Project in the county’s capital, Tubmanburg. The project, named after the famous son of the county, a poet and literary icon, possesses incredible historical and sentimental value for the people of Tubmanburg.
Feeling Marginalized, Lower Gbarpolu Pushes for a Single Candidate in 2020 Election
Residents of Gbarma and Kongbah districts have established a special vetting committee to select a lone Senate aspirant to avoid splitting their votes among several candidates.
At Opening of 11th Judicial Circuit Court, Judge Sammie Wants Lawyers to Put Clients’ Interest First
Judge Nancy Sammie of the 11th Judicial Circuit Court has urged Bomi lawyers to put their client’s interests first and avoid only seeking to charge high legal fees.
Foundation Donates WASSCE Prep Books to C. H. Dewey School in Bomi
Ahead of the West African Secondary School Certificate Exams, or WASSCE, the Varney Taylor Foundation has donated a consignment of textbooks to the Charles Henry Dewey Central High School in Tubmanburg, Bomi.