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07/24/2025

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07/23/2025

Grand Bassa County Distributes 28 Motorbikes to Improve Rural Service Delivery

By BCTV Staff

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, July 23, 2025 — In a move aimed at enhancing administrative efficiency and service delivery across the county, the Grand Bassa County Administration officially handed over 28 motorbikes to district superintendents and commissioners during a ceremony held on Wednesday at the county administrative office.

Superintendent Karyou Johnson led the event, emphasizing that the motorbikes were procured through the 2024 budget in strict adherence to the guidelines of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC). "These motorbikes are intended to ease transportation challenges faced by our local leaders in rural areas," Superintendent Johnson stated.

He urged the recipients to use the motorbikes responsibly, warning that strict measures would be enforced against any misuse. "This is a vital resource that must be used for its intended purpose—serving our communities effectively," he added.

In addition to the motorbikes, Superintendent Johnson announced the purchase of 200 bags of rice, which will be distributed among local leaders as part of the upcoming July 26 Independence Day celebrations. This initiative is seen as a gesture to foster unity and support among the various districts and townships.

Speaking on behalf of the commissioners, Harlandsville Township Commissioner Isaac Williams expressed appreciation for the initiative. "This will significantly improve our ability to perform our duties and reach the people in our districts," he remarked. Williams also called on fellow local leaders to adhere to the rules for responsible use of the motorbikes, ensuring the sustainability of the program.

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07/22/2025

Wee District Representative Champions Unity and Joy Ahead of July 26 Celebration

By Elijah Easter KayKay

Wee District, July 22, 2025 — As Liberia prepares to mark its 178th Independence Day on July 26, Representative Alfred H. Flomo of Grand Bassa County’s District #4 is actively working to foster community spirit and unity. He is supporting local health facilities and community groups to ensure the celebration is meaningful and brings residents together.

In recognition of healthcare workers’ dedication, Flomo provided 25,000 Liberian Dollars (LRD) each to staff at five clinics: Boeglay Town Clinic, Barseegiah Town Clinic, Gardour Town Clinic, Desoe Town Clinic, and Sue Town Clinic. This contribution aims to express gratitude for their hard work and boost morale.

Additionally, he provided an extra 75,000 LRD to staff at LAC Hospital to strengthen healthcare services within the district.

To promote community engagement, Flomo allocated 50,000 LRD each to Team Flomo and Team Flomo . These funds will assist them in organizing local celebrations, fostering pride and unity among residents.

Furthermore, Flomo has arranged sports tournaments in Wayzohn City, offering residents an opportunity to enjoy healthy competition and togetherness as they prepare for the national holiday.

Through these initiatives, Representative Flomo hopes to make the July 26 celebration a memorable and unifying occasion for residents in Wee District.

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07/22/2025

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The management of Buchanan Community TV extends Happy joy natal day to Mr. Tony W. Gbeh, Sr
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07/22/2025

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07/22/2025

Representative Alfred H. Flomo Commits to Community Support Ahead of Liberia’s 178th Independence Day

Elijah Easter KayKay

Wee Statutory District, July 22, 2025 — As Liberia prepares to celebrate its 178th Independence Day on July 26, Representative Alfred H. Flomo has demonstrated strong community engagement through a series of donations and outreach initiatives. Over the weekend, he met with local leaders and community members, making contributions to support various projects across the district in anticipation of the national holiday.

Representative Flomo met with chairladies of Gorblee Administrative District, donating LRD 100,000 to assist with the upcoming celebrations. He also held a gathering with pastors in Gorblee Administrative District, contributing an additional LRD 100,000 to facilitate festivities. The elders of Gorblee District also joined in the efforts, with Rep. Flomo presenting another LRD 100,000 to ensure a memorable event.

Education and community development were also priorities. Rep. Flomo visited Gorblee High School, donating LRD 45,000 to support volunteer teachers. Recognizing the vital role of media and communication, he presented LRD 30,000 to Voice of Wee Radio Station in appreciation of their dedication.

Healthcare support was a significant aspect of his outreach. The volunteer health workers at Compound #3 Clinic received LRD 50,000 to aid their ongoing services. Additionally, Rep. Flomo provided three bundles of zinc for the construction of a palava hut in Bean Camp and four bundles for a school project in Borbor Town.

Religious institutions also benefited from his generosity. He donated 40 ceiling pieces each to the Grace Assembly of God Church and St. Paul Church, as well as 20 pieces to God’s Victorious Army Church in Compound-3, supporting their ongoing building projects.

In a compassionate move, Rep. Flomo visited two bereaved families affected by drug-related tragedies, assuring them of continued support and prompt intervention. This gesture prompted the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) to initiate swift actions, including active operations in Compound-3 to dismantle drug hideouts and ghettos, exemplifying a collective effort toward creating a drug-free community.

These initiatives highlight Rep. Flomo’s commitment to fostering development and resilience within his district as Liberia marks another year of independence.

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07/22/2025

LDEA's Operation in Compound-3 Nets Ma*****na, Trauma Dox, and Suspect Woman

By Elijah Easter KayKay

Compound-3, Grand Bassa County, July 22, 2025 — The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Grand Bassa County Detachment has taken a significant step in the fight against drug abuse with the arrest of a 24-year-old woman in Compound-3. The arrest was made during a targeted raid conducted on Monday, following a recent surge in drug-related deaths among young men in the area.

According to officials from the LDEA, the suspect, Patience Larkay, is the fiancée of a Nigerian national known as Chinedu, who resides in Palm-bush Community within Compound-3. Authorities revealed that intelligence received indicated Chinedu was involved in trafficking ma*****na, trauma dox, and co***ne in the neighborhood. However, officers did not arrest him at the time because he had reportedly left for Monrovia to buy goods prior to the raid.

During the operation, law enforcement officials engaged with Patience Larkay, persuading her to cooperate. She disclosed that her fiancé is a drug dealer but insisted she was unaware of where he kept the substances. After some convincing, she opened her door for a search, leading to the discovery of scripts of trauma dox and a small quantity of ma*****na. Larkay was subsequently arrested and is currently in police custody.

The raid also involved the demolition and burning of ghettos in Gbaynee Town and Nimba Kwado Community, part of the LDEA’s ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking and abuse in the region. The agency emphasized that this operation marks the beginning of a continuous campaign aimed at restoring peace and safety in Compound-3.

LDEA officials reaffirmed their commitment to eradicating drug-related activities and protecting the youth from falling victim to narcotics. The community is urged to cooperate with law enforcement as the fight against drug abuse continues.

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07/21/2025

Edina Clinic Renovation Update!

The ongoing renovation of the Edina Clinic, located in District #1, Edina, Grand Bassa County, has reached near completion.
This progress marks a major step toward improved healthcare services for residents of the Edina community and surrounding areas.

07/21/2025

Buchanan first Terrestrial TV Station

07/20/2025

18 graduation celebration of the Hope kindergarten Elementary and Junior High school.

07/20/2025

The Rivercess County Administration extends gratitude to the Liberian Government through the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) under the Rural Electrification project for this historic process, many thanks to the European union for the funding the CLSG project. The Government is addressing two of the basic social services, ( Road and Electricity) Simultaneously. Rivercess is gradually changing for the better.

Photo credit: Journalist Eric Opa Doue

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