
MONROVIA – The Bong Progressive Entrepreneurs Network Inc. has recognized Bong County Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr. for his impactful contributions to the development of Bong County.
By Selma Lomax [email protected]
The honor was presented to Senator Moye in recognition of his tireless efforts in promoting the growth of his home county.
Alex Flomo, CEO of the organization, expressed his excitement during the presentation, praising Senator Moye for his unwavering commitment to the development and human capacity-building in Bong County.
Flomo emphasized that Moye’s numerous initiatives had set him apart from other lawmakers, making his contributions undeniable.
“The work of our leader is consistently reflected in his uncountable support for the people. We, the actors in our county, are under a compelling and mandatory obligation to wholly acknowledge his good work in the public eye. To this, we remain dutifully committed,” Flomo stated.
Flomo highlighted Senator Moye’s involvement in agricultural initiatives, stating that he has been instrumental in providing employment opportunities for the citizens of Bong County.
As a result of Moye’s extensive efforts, Flomo, on behalf of his organization, pledged unwavering support for the senator, declaring him the “Best Performing Senator of the Year 2024.”
Senator Moye, upon receiving the certificate and symbolic items from the organization, thanked the group for the recognition.
He reaffirmed his commitment to continue working towards the development and unity of Bong County, aligning it with the progress seen in other counties across Liberia.
The presentation reflects the deep appreciation of Bong County citizens for their senator’s dedication to their welfare and the ongoing progress within the county.
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