MONROVIA – The outgoing Deputy Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) and head of the Kapao-Kapao radio program, Oldman Sam Sanyon, has pledged additional time and resources to combat midnight crime in Liberia through his Kapao-Kapao security radio program.
By Francis G. Boayue
Oldman Sam Sanyon made this commitment over the weekend during a ceremony where he was honored and adorned with a gown by the Mayor of the City of Bentol, Hon. Martha Woheel, in recognition of his dedicated service to the country through the midnight Kapao-Kapao security radio program. This initiative is specifically designed to address nighttime crimes and ensure the safety of every Liberian citizen.
Speaking at the ceremony, Hon. Sam Sanyon expressed his pride in being recognized for his contribution to Liberia’s security sector through the Kapao-Kapao and Crimestopper Liberia programs. He emphasized the need for collective efforts to build Liberia, urging everyone to make contributions to their respective professional fields. He announced plans to dedicate more time and resources to the cause, with the ultimate goal of ensuring the safety of all Liberians.
The City Mayor of Bentol, Hon. Martha Woheel, commended Oldman Sam Sanyon and his Kapao-Kapao program for their ongoing efforts to safeguard the well-being of Liberians. She extended appreciation on behalf of the citizens of Bentol and the people of Liberia, acknowledging Sanyon’s use of his God-given gift through his platform to combat crimes in Liberia. In recognition of his continuous contributions, she presented him with a gown as a symbol of gratitude for his invaluable service.
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