PRESIDENT BOAKAI EXTOLS LWSC FOR BOPOLU WATER SYSTEM

His Excellency President Joseph N. Boakai Sr. has commended the management of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) for fulfilling the government’s promise to decentralize development aimed at enhancing the livelihoods of Liberians, particularly in remote areas.

During an official ceremony to dedicate and inaugurate Bopolu City’s first-ever pipe-borne water infrastructure, President Boakai expressed his gratitude towards Managing Director Mohammed Ali and the LWSC team for their unwavering commitment to the government’s ARREST agenda, which focuses on addressing fundamental challenges faced by citizens.

“I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to the LWSC for ensuring that my promise of never dedicating a hand pump is upheld,” stated President Boakai. He emphasized his government’s dedication to launching impactful and substantial projects that uplift the community and improve living standards across the nation.

“Our people across the country deserve the very best,” President Boakai affirmed. “As a nation that has a rich history spanning over 100 years, it is imperative that we focus on providing quality and accessible services to all.”

The President underscored his administration’s commitment to support initiatives that alleviate hardship for the populace and promote key sectors such as healthcare, education, and economic development. He also urged the LWSC management to extend their projects to other counties, ensuring that more Liberians benefit from similar advancements.

The successful construction of the Bopolu City Water System marks a significant milestone in the government’s effort to enhance water accessibility and deliver essential services to underserved communities.