Weekly Digest
Infrastructure
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- Our office aims to complete six major infrastructure projects in 2025, prompting ongoing procurement of construction materials. These materials like cement, zinc, steel rod and others are currently being sourced and scheduled for delivery across various project sites within 2 weeks to ensure the completion of our projects.
- Rep. Wongbe and the team had a meeting with Solar-AID to discuss District 9’s “Light-Up D9” program.
Empowerment
- As the Nimba District 9 soccer team advances in the ongoing district league, Rep. Wongbe has provided an additional LRD 50,000 to boost team morale and support their continued participation. This contribution reflects his commitment to youth and sports development within the district.
Education
- Teach for Liberia Partnership: In its first year, 187 students and 50 school administrators benefited through classroom support and professional development.
- Ongoing Education Efforts: The team is collecting data for new education projects and finalizing scholarships for Monrovia-based students.
- Female Journalism Initiative: Preparations for recruitment are underway, pending final input from a key partner.
Agriculture
- Rep. Taa Z. Wongbe, along with a few team members, held a Zoom meeting with a potential partner to expand agro-based programs in schools across Nimba District 9. This initiative aims to increase student engagement in agriculture and promote long-term food sustainability.
Leadership
- Rep. Wongbe held key meetings with potential partners in the forestry sector to discuss climate resilience in District 9.
- The office staff met with the Sports Steering Committee to discuss the well-being of the district teams as they progress to Ganta.
Healthcare
- A meeting is scheduled for Rep. Wongbe to meet with the Minister of Health next week.