PAYNESVILLE- In an effort to ensure motorcyclists abide by the Liberia National Police’s new restrictions of riding with helmets and reflective vests in Monrovia, the CEO of Mayon Foundation, Darlingboy Isiah Mayon, has donated helmets and reflective vests to motorcyclists at Duport Road Junction.
By Francis G. Boayue
Mayon Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 2014 by Mr. Darlingboy Isiah Mayon, a Liberian based in Maryland, USA.
Mr. Darlingboy Isiah Mayon, CEO of Mayon Foundation on Monday, June 3, 2024, while presenting the 20 helmets and reflective vests to motorcyclists riding at Duport Road junction, said he has no political interest but is rather concerned about the wellbeing of motorcyclists.
“I have no political attachment but I’m concerned about the well-being of motorcyclists because I see value in you. So, when the government proposed restricting motorcyclists, I decided to help work along with the government for the safety of all riders which remains my paramount concern.
“What the government is doing isn’t bad that’s why we have come in to provide some of the materials needed for motorcyclists to ply the street as part of an effort to promote safe riding and mitigate risks of accidents and that’s why we’ve decided to work along with the government to uphold the restriction and provide these items,” CEO Mayon said.
Also speaking, Sumah Kollie, Deputy Chief for community services of the Liberia National Police, said the LNP is committed to providing safety for all Liberians including the bike riders because they are all Liberians.
“As part of the work we do, we are under a moral obligation to protect lives and properties and that’s why we have come along with Mayon Foundation to preach messages of safety which should claim the attention of all Liberians,” Officer Sumah Kolie added.
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