Monrovia – In a bid to further its Corporate Social Responsibility efforts in Liberia, the management of NOBEL Liberia yesterday presented a check of US$5,000.00 to the leadership of the Liberia Market Association (LMA).
Making the presentation, the President and CEO of Noble Liberia, Mr. Jallah Kesselly said that NOBEL Liberia is pleased to be associated with the LMA in their efforts to provide academic scholarships to some of its members.
Mr. Kesselly further stated, “we believe that all well-meaning Liberians who are capable of contributing should do so. We can’t always look to the government to solve our problems.
We, as Liberians, must all work together to make our country better. Making Liberia better is not only the responsibility of the government or the politicians. I’m a businessman and not a politician. However, I do realize the fact that the Liberia we wish to see requires our collective efforts.
This will ultimately improve the economy and make the country a better place to live, work and do business.” Mr. Kesselly further stated that he trusts that the funds would be used for the intended purpose, and he hoped that the relationship between the LMA and NOBEL will continue to grow as they are both members of the Liberian business community.
For her part, Madame Alice Gorlu Yeebahn, the National President of the LMA, expressed thanks and appreciation to the NOBEL Liberia management for the donation, n, and further assured them that the amount provided will be used for the intended purpose.
Madame Yeebahn either said “we are grateful to the NOBEL Liberia family for this donation. Words are inadequate to express our appreciation for such a significant donation, as the administration of the LMA is striving to enhance the education of our members’ children who are yearning for improved education. We say thank you to NOBEL Liberia for this kind gesture”.
In a related development, the LMA management is planning an official program to introduce the management of NOBEL Liberia and its contribution, to the LMA members.
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