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09/01/2025

Bukonjadeh Group of Companies Donates L$100,000 to Sinoe County Teams for National Sports Meet

Greenville, Sinoe County – The Bukonjadeh Group of Companies has demonstrated its commitment to sports and youth development by donating 100,000 Liberian Dollars to the Sinoe County Local Steering Committee. The funds will support the county's teams as they prepare for the upcoming National County Sports Meet, one of Liberia’s most prestigious sporting events.

During the presentation, representatives of the Bukonjadeh Group expressed confidence in Sinoe County's potential to excel in the tournament. They also pledged additional support should the teams advance to the quarterfinals.

“We are proud to stand with Sinoe County’s teams as they represent our region on the national stage,” a company representative stated. “This is just the beginning of our support. If they qualify for the quarterfinals, we will do even more to ensure their success.”

The Chairperson of the Sinoe County Local Steering Committee expressed gratitude for the timely donation, emphasizing its importance in addressing logistical needs and boosting team morale.

“This generous support comes at a crucial moment,” the Chairperson noted.
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09/01/2025

Lofa Football Squad Listing For 2024/2025 NCSM Has Been Released By The Technical Staff....
Congratulations To ALL who made the list...
Lofa depart for Sinoe Thursday To begin the process of recollecting the titles.

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08/01/2025

Gbarpolu Sports Association has announced the Final 25 Football Players for the 2024/2025 National County Sports Meet.
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1. Elijah D. Sando - Savior FC (3rd Division) - Gbarma District
2. Weehah Selma - IE/Majestic FC (3rd Division)
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3. Benedict Wreh - Wilson Corner FC (3rd Division) - Gbarma District
4. Augustine Mulbah - Discoveries FC (1st Division)
5. Lassane Kamara - Junior 72nd FC (3rd Division)
6. Derry Doe - Theo United FC (3rd Division)
7. Prince Gayflor - James FC (3rd Division) - Guo-Nwolailai District
8. Fortune Sammy - Pepper FC (3rd Division)
9. Mark Shaw - Theo United FC (3rd Division)
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10. Isaac Gbarto - Zion FC (3rd Division) - Bopolu District
11. Troken Deweah - Grisco United FC (3rd Division)
12. Menjistu Klarry - Wolozisi FC (2nd Division)
13. Ballah Kpaka - Blue FC (3rd Division) - Bopolu District
14. Timothy Peter - Todd FC (3rd Division)
15. Melvin Wessah - Discoveries FC (1st Division)
16. Melvin Washington - Young Adidas FC (3rd Division)
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17. Jeremiah Suomie - Bondi FC (3rd Division) - Bopolu District
18. Jonathan Freeman - Discoveries FC (1st Division)
19. Konnohn Karblee - Susa FC (3rd Division)
20. Henry Korfeh - Wologisi FC (2nd Division) - Bopolu District
21. Abraham Kawah - Sinoe NPA ( 2nd Division)
22. Alahaji Dukuly - Robertson FC (3rd Division) - Belle District
23. Vickson Teah - Theo United FC (3rd Division)
24. Emmanuel Cole - C.U.S.A FC (3rd Division) - Kongba District
25. Joseph Wilson - United New George FC (3rd Division)
Head Coach: Stephen G Tarr

06/01/2025

Ministry of Youth and Sports Backs Sinoe County for 2024-2025 National County Sports Meet

Greenville, Sinoe County – January 6, 2025
Sinoe County received a significant boost in its preparations for the upcoming 2024-2025 National County Sports Meet as the Ministry of Youth and Sports presented two checks totaling Two Million Three Hundred Forty Thousand Liberian Dollars (L$2,340,000). The funds were handed over to Dr. John Yarngronble, Chairperson of the Sinoe County Local Steering Committee, during a brief ceremony in Greenville.

The first check, valued at L$540,000, is dedicated to the renovation of the iconic James E. Green Sports Pitch, which will host group stage matches for counties including Lofa, Gbarpolu, and River Cess. The second check, amounting to L$1,800,000, is earmarked for preparing Sinoe County’s teams to compete with vigor and excellence in the prestigious national tournament set to commence on January 12, 2025.

Local Leaders Respond

The financial support was met with gratitude and optimism from prominent citizens of Sinoe County.

Dr. John Yarngronble, Chairperson of the Local Steering Committee, hailed the Ministry's commitment, saying:

> "This timely intervention is a testament to the government's dedication to empowering grassroots sports. These funds will go a long way in ensuring our facilities meet national standards and that our teams are well-prepared to represent Sinoe County with pride."

Superintendent Peter Wleh Nyensuah expressed his appreciation on behalf of the county, emphasizing the importance of unity and development through sports:

> "The Ministry’s support is a great relief to Sinoe County. It shows that the government values the role sports play in fostering peace, unity, and talent development. We assure all Liberians that Sinoe is ready to host and compete at the highest level."

Meanwhile, former national footballer Jeremiah Kanneh, a native of Sinoe County, praised the initiative as a step toward promoting sportsmanship and inspiring young talents:

> "This is a golden opportunity for the youth of Sinoe County. The renovation of James E. Green Sports Pitch and the investment in our teams will not only ensure we perform well but also leave a lasting legacy for future generations."

Unity in Sports

As the tournament draws closer, preparations are in full swing, with the James E. Green Sports Pitch expected to become a hub of sporting excellence and camaraderie. Sinoe County, alongside its group stage opponents, is eager to showcase its talents and hospitality.

The Ministry’s financial support underscores Liberia’s commitment to using sports as a tool for national unity and development.

For more updates on Sinoe County’s journey in the National County Sports Meet, stay tuned.
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05/01/2025

38 Injured in Motor Accident, 6 in Critical Condition

A tragic motor accident has left 38 individuals, including a teacher and several students, injured while en route to Bo Waterside for the Quarter League Champion of 2024-2025. The accident, which occurred on Friday afternoon, has raised concerns about road safety in the region.

Victims were rushed to the Sinje Health Facility for emergency care. However, six of them, including individuals with severe spinal cord injuries, femoral fractures, and broken legs, were later transferred to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center in Monrovia for specialized treatment.

Speaking from the hospital, one of the victims recounted the harrowing experience: “It all happened so fast. We were singing on the bus, and the next moment, I felt a strong jolt, and we were tumbling. I couldn’t feel my legs when I woke up.”

Another victim, a teacher who suffered a fractured arm, described the chaos following the accident: “I remember hearing the driver shout something about the brakes failing. The next thing I knew, we were off the road. I thank God I’m alive, but I’m deeply worried for the children.”

The driver of the vehicle, whose condition is stable, attributed the accident to a mechanical failure. “The brakes just stopped working,” the driver said. “I tried my best to control the bus, but it was too late.”

Community members have expressed their support for the victims, with many rallying to provide assistance. The Ministry of Health has promised to investigate the incident and ensure all victims receive adequate care.

As of now, the six critically injured individuals remain under close observation at JFK, with doctors working tirelessly to stabilize their conditions. Authorities have launched an investigation into the accident, urging transport operators to prioritize the maintenance of vehicles to prevent similar tragedies.

03/01/2025

Response to Destiny News' Malicious Allegations Against Superintendent Peter Wleh Nyensuah

Gebo Elijah Grando writes

In the wake of a baseless and malicious article published by Destiny News, titled “Allegations Mount Against Superintendent Peter Wleh Nyensuah Over County Sports Meet Appointments,” we find it necessary to address the blatant disregard for professionalism and ethical journalism exhibited by this publication.

A Smear Campaign Disguised as Reporting

Destiny News’ so-called “reporting” is nothing more than a calculated attempt to tarnish the reputation of Superintendent Nyensuah. The article’s reliance on anonymous sources and unverifiable claims reeks of an agenda driven by personal vendettas rather than a quest for truth. The insinuations about tribal bias and unethical conduct are not only unsubstantiated but dangerously divisive.

Media Code Violations: A Clear Abuse of the Press

The Liberian Media Code of Ethics is clear: journalism must be grounded in truth, fairness, and balance. Yet, Destiny News flagrantly disregards these principles by:

1. Publishing unverified allegations: The Superintendent was not contacted for a response before the story was published, a glaring omission that reveals the publication’s bias.

2. Promoting defamatory content: The piece seeks to damage the Superintendent’s reputation without offering any tangible evidence.

3. Sowing division: Allegations of tribal favoritism and exclusivity are baseless claims designed to divide the people of Sinoe County.

A Call for Responsible Journalism

Superintendent Peter Wleh Nyensuah has consistently demonstrated a commitment to fostering unity and progress in Sinoe County. The upcoming sports meet is an opportunity to strengthen our bonds as a community, yet Destiny News seems intent on undermining this purpose with its reckless reporting.

I urge Destiny News to revisit the principles of journalism and prioritize facts over fiction. I demand an immediate retraction of the defamatory article and a public apology to Superintendent Nyensuah and the people of Sinoe County.

Let it be known: the power of the press lies in its ability to enlighten, not to mislead. We stand against any form of journalism that seeks to divide rather than unite.

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25/12/2024

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17/12/2024

"Greenville Glows Up: City Launches 20-Day Cleanup Drive for Festive Season"

Greenville, Sinoe County – The Greenville City Corporation (GCC) has kicked off a 20-day intensive cleanup campaign, transforming the Port City of Greenville in preparation for Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Spearheaded by Mayor Harrison O. Kai, the initiative aims to rejuvenate the city, beautify its streets, and promote a clean, festive environment. Over 50 community members have been employed for the exercise, earning LRD 500 daily, with the total project budget pegged at LRD 500,000.

“This initiative is about empowering our people while ensuring Greenville shines as a model city during the festive season. It’s a partnership between the government and the community to achieve a common goal,” Mayor Kai told reporters.

The campaign, which commenced this week, involves clearing debris, unclogging drains, repainting major streets, and enhancing waste management across all neighborhoods. Mayor Kai also urged residents to take pride in their surroundings and actively contribute to keeping Greenville clean and beautiful.

Prominent citizens of Greenville have lauded the effort, underscoring its importance for the city’s development:

Mary Dobor, a prominent market woman: “I have lived here for 25 years, and this initiative brings hope. Not only are the streets getting cleaner, but some of our youth are also earning something for their families. We want this to continue even after the holidays.”

T. Maxwell Doe, a local youth leader: “This is a great step by Mayor Kai. Clean streets mean better health for our people. We are ready to support the GCC in making Greenville a city everyone can be proud of.”

Joseph W. Garley, a retired teacher: “This cleanup drive is a sign of progress for Greenville. The festive season is a time of joy, and a clean city adds to the spirit. I encourage all citizens to join hands in this effort.”

The initiative has already begun to inspire community pride, with residents actively participating in the cleanup process. Many believe that beyond preparing for the holidays, the exercise serves as a foundation for sustainable urban management in Greenville.

As the festive season approaches, Greenville is set to radiate charm, reflecting the collaborative spirit of its leaders and citizens.

01/12/2024

Greenville District Volunteer Teachers Go Slow Over Employment Delays

Greenville, Sinoe County – The District Education Officer (DEO) of Greenville District, Grace Kloh, has called for calm as at least 50 volunteer teachers from nine public schools, including Sinoe County Multilateral High School, have threatened to abandon classrooms over the government’s failure to employ them.

DEO Kloh acknowledged the concerns of the teachers, revealing that six volunteer teachers from each of the district’s public schools have resorted to a go-slow, leaving students in academic uncertainty. She assured the teachers that her administration, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, is committed to addressing their grievances.

“We understand the plight of our hardworking volunteer teachers, and my office is conducting a comprehensive survey to compile a database of all affected educators. This data will be submitted to the central government to push for swift action,” Kloh stated during a meeting.

Volunteer teachers echoed their frustrations, citing years of dedicated service without government recognition. One teacher from Sinoe County Multilateral High School said, “We have been working tirelessly under challenging conditions. It's time the government appreciates our sacrifices by putting us on payroll.”

Another teacher emphasized the urgency of the matter, adding, “We love teaching, but we cannot continue to work without proper compensation. Our families depend on us.”

A third teacher appealed to the DEO and policymakers, saying, “We urge the government to prioritize education and recognize the backbone role we play in the system.”

The ongoing situation has raised concerns among parents and community stakeholders who fear a prolonged disruption of learning if immediate interventions are not made.
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