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10/01/2026

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Fiske Family Donates Land as Fencing Work Begins at Owensgrove Community Clinic in District #1, Grand Bassa County.

January 9, 2026

Owensgrove, Grand Bassa County-Following the donation of land by the Fiske family to the administration of the Owensgrove Community Clinic, contractors have begun fencing work at the clinic compound, signaling a major step toward improving the facility’s infrastructure.

Materials for the fencing project have already arrived at the clinic site. Items delivered include one load of crushed rock, one load of sand, seven thousand blocks, one hundred and fifty bags of cement, five shovels, five head pans, along with other essential construction materials.

The Fiske family donated a quarter lot of land to the clinic to support future expansion and development of health services in the community.

Speaking at the clinic during the start of the fencing exercise, the head of the Fiske family, Mr. Francis Fiske, said the donation was made in good faith to help strengthen healthcare delivery for residents of Owensgrove and surrounding communities.

“Our decision to donate this land is to support the growth and development of the clinic so that our people can continue to receive proper medical care,” Mr. Fiske stated.

In appreciation of the family’s gesture, Madam Louise Gausi, on behalf of the clinic administration, presented three hundred United States dollars (US$300) to the Fiske family as a token of appreciation for making the land available.

Community members have welcomed the development, describing the fencing project and land donation as timely interventions that will enhance the security and future expansion of the Owensgrove Community Clinic.

Source: Isaac Daniel of Radio Owensgrove

09/01/2026

Madam Ruth H. Wolobah Cries for Help as 2-Year-Old Daughter Battles Severe Pink Eye in Dolo Town.

January 9, 2026

Dolo Town, District #2, Lower Margibi County — Madam Ruth H. Wolobah, a resident of Dolo Town, has made a heartfelt appeal to the public and relevant authorities for urgent assistance as her two-year-old daughter, Agnes Kromah, suffers from a serious case of pink eye.

According to Madam Wolobah, little Agnes’ condition has worsened over the past days, causing severe redness, swelling, and discomfort in both eyes.

She explained that the situation is becoming increasingly painful for the child and fears that without immediate and proper medical attention, the infection could threaten her daughter’s eyesight.

She indicated that the very first checkup conducted on her daughter at the John F. Kennedy (JFK) medical center was sponsor by Representative Ivar K. Jones of District #2, in Margibi County.

Madam Wolobah told BEST TV- Liberia that Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon has also been providing financial assistance to the kid medication.

Madam Wolobah disclosed that due to her limited financial means, she has been unable to seek specialized treatment for Agnes outside of Liberia.

She is therefore appealing to health authorities, humanitarian organizations, well-meaning individuals, and government officials to come to her aid by helping to secure urgent medical care for the child.

Community members who spoke to this platform expressed concern over the child’s condition and joined in calling on the Dolo Town Health Center, county health team, and partners to swiftly intervene.

They stressed that pink eye, if not properly treated, can lead to serious complications, especially in young children.

Madam Wolobah is hopeful that her cry for help will be heard, noting that timely intervention could save her daughter from permanent eye damage.

She urged anyone willing to assist to reach out through local community leaders or the nearest health facility in Dolo Town.

The situation highlights ongoing challenges faced by vulnerable families in rural communities, particularly in accessing timely and affordable healthcare for children.

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09/01/2026

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09/01/2026

Ruth H. Wolobah, the mother of a 2-year-old girl child (Agnes Kromah) cry for help as her daughter suffers a serious eye situation in Dolo Town, Lower Margibi County.

09/01/2026

Breaking: FC Fassell CEO Barred from 2026 World Cup Over US Travel Ban

FC Fassell CEO Cassell Anthony Kuoh has been blocked from attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup after US authorities confirmed travel restrictions linked to a past criminal conviction remain in place, raising fresh questions about his eligibility to contest the Liberian Football Association presidency and sparking intense debate over governance, international compliance, and the future of Liberian football.

Source: Z Benjamin Gabriel Keibah