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Liberia: Representative Flomo Calls for Grassroots Governance, Self‑Reliance At Liberia’s 179th Independence Celebration

July 29, 2026

**Representative Nyahn Garsaye Flomo and his wife during the event**

Duo – Boe Town, District Number Two, Nimba County — Hundreds of citizens of Electoral District Two, Nimba County gathered in jubilant numbers to celebrate Liberia’s 179th Independence Anniversary alongside their Representative, Nyahn Garsaye Flomo Sr.

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