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Sen. Joseph Donates 24-seated Bus to District #4

L-r: Rep. Suakoko Dennis and Senator Saah Joseph

Monrovia – Senator, Saah Hardy Joseph(CDC, Montserrado County), has donated a 24-seater bus to the people of Montserrado County electoral District #4 to help ease transportation difficulties.

Presenting the bus in the Soul Clinic Community Tuesday, the Senator said the donation is in fulfillment of his campaign promise and used the ceremony to thank the people of his district for overwhelmingly voting for him in 2018.

The Montserrado Lawmaker vowed to always remain in touch with the people through their Representative, Rustonlyn Suacoco Dennis.

He stressed that the donation is to fulfill his campaign promise and in support of the pro-poor agenda for Development and Prosperity (PAPD) of President George M. Weah and the mighty Coalition for Democratic Change. “This donation is my way to contribute in easing transportation difficulties the people in the county are facing,” the lawmaker said.

Sen. Joseph said this was his fifth donation and the sixth bus is expected to be donated in November to the people of electoral District #5 Montserrado County.”

Senator Joseph made a similar donation to District #s 16, 15, 17 and 2 to help people of the districts to ease their transportation difficulties.

The Senator who was widely acclaimed for his selfless intervention during the fight against the deadly ebola virus was elected in 2018 through a by-election created with the election of President George M. Weah.

He served as Representative of Montserrado County District #13 from 2011 to 2017, and was reelected and served for few months before his election as Senator.

Receiving the bus, Montserrado County District #4 Representative thanked the Senator for his donation to the people of District #4 and said the bus will be used for the internal purpose.

She extended her regards to President George M. Weah and maintained that she has lot of respect and love for him although she sometimes differs with CDC led government on policy issues.

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