Karyou Johnson was inducted as the 46th Superintendent of Grand Bassa County, pledging to focus on infrastructure development, healthcare, and education while addressing unemployment and security issues. Local leaders, including Senator Findley and Senator Lawrence, expressed their support, emphasizing the need for unity among lawmakers for the county’s progress.
Karyou Johnson has been officially inducted as the 46th Superintendent of Grand Bassa County, a ceremony held on March 14 at the Grand Bassa Unification Pavilion. The event was presided over by Liberia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Francis Sakila Nyumalin, with attendance from local leaders, dignitaries, and residents of the county.
In his inaugural address, Superintendent Johnson emphasized his commitment to development, specifically in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and youth engagement. He highlighted the importance of addressing critical issues such as unemployment and security, stating, “Together, we will build a prosperous Grand Bassa for all.”
The ceremony also witnessed remarks from key political figures. Minister Nyumalin addressed the existing political divide among Grand Bassa’s senators, urging them, likening them to the Biblical “Adam and Eve,” to reconcile differences to foster development. He asserted that unity in leadership is crucial, saying, “We cannot afford division in leadership. The county is in desperate need of progress.”
Senator Gbehzohngar Milton Findley expressed his support for Superintendent Johnson, encouraging collaboration with county lawmakers to tackle challenges. He stated, “Whenever there are issues, engage with us so we can work together to find solutions,” underscoring the necessity of partnership in the county’s advancement.
Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, the female senator of Grand Bassa and Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, also extended her support to Johnson, deeming him a symbol of unity among leaders. Senator Lawrence remarked, “Grand Bassa is fortunate to have one of its own occupying the fourth-highest position in the government,” emphasizing the potential for enhanced tourism and youth empowerment in the county.
She assured Superintendent Johnson of her support, stating, “You will not be alone in this journey. I am here to help you achieve the goals you have set for our county,” reinforcing the notion that unity among leaders is key for the prosperity of Grand Bassa.
In conclusion, Karyou Johnson’s induction as Superintendent of Grand Bassa County marks a significant commitment to prioritizing development and unity. The support expressed by local leaders emphasizes the importance of collaboration among lawmakers and the community to address critical challenges. Through these collective efforts, there lies hope for progress in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and overall county prosperity.
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