Monrovia – Liberia’s Public Works Minister Mobutu Nyenpan has told contractors that President George Weah’s pro poor government policy will be of no use if roads around the country are not accessible year round. During a brief stop on the Caldwell New Georgia Road, the Works Minister thanked a group of locals working with the CICO construction company, and indicated to them that President Weah’s pro poor agenda would be meaningless without them. The former Sinoe County Senator told the contractors that Weah’s agenda is based on a pro poor policy, a policy, he said that takes into consideration the ordinary men. The agreement is based on a special request from the new Public Works Minister to open up the Forky town road so as to create access to residents living in that part of Caldwell community. The Forky town road, according to the engineer is not part of the original contract.

Source: Front Page Africa February 27, 2018 01:30 UTC