Radio Bomi-ELRB

18/06/2024

Bomi County
June 18, 2024
By: Gabriel M C Parker.

'Over fifty Residents of Bomi, to shortly benefit from a free Medical and Surgical outreach.'

The Liberian Government Hospital in collaboration with the Liberia Medical and Dental Association is expected to lunch a free medical and surgical outreach in the County.

The out reach is expected to benefit more than fifty patients in the County who will be diagnosed of different types of diseases.

Making the disclosure to Journalists in the County, the medical director assigned at the Liberia Government Hospital in Tubmanburg, Dr. Levi Korheina explained that the expected outreach will include both medical and surgical which will last for a duration of two days.

He indicated that the exercise which commences from July 4th to the 5th focuses on variety of surgeries on patients with health complications.

Dr Korheina mentioned that the free medical outreach program is aim at affording the opportunity to residents of Bomi, who are unable to underwrite the cause of their treatments.

He reveals that despite the outreach is an absolutely free of charge one, patients will pay an affordable amount of seven hundred and fifty to one thousand Liberia Dollars for what he describes as screening and laboratory tests fees.

The Medical Director at the LGH also disclosed that the exercise which will be carried out by Liberian Medical specialists is for all and it is open to the public for utilization.

He then urged residents in the County to take advantage of the opportunity, as the screening exercise is currently ongoing at Liberian Government Hospital in Tubmanburg.

17/06/2024

15/06/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Francis Caulker, Munah F Williams, Sando Roberts, Molley B Larmena, Sonie B Yates, Prince Winningsoul, Momo Simpson, Daouda Kanneh, Emmanuel T Togbah Snr, Eric J. Tokpah, Emmanuel T Morris, Gbelly Larjeh, Ballah Alfred, Thomas G Lavelah, Dexter Cassell, Carmon Gbewo, Junior Sackor, Karyee Karyee

14/06/2024

13/06/2024

In conversation with Mr. Boimah Coleman
Farm Manager
B.C farm in Gbarma District, Gbarpolu County

12/06/2024

Shout out to our newest followers!
We are so excited to have you onboard!
Francis Caulker,
Munah F Williams,
Sando Roberts, Molley B Larmena, Sonie B Yates, Prince Winningsoul, Momo Simpson, Daouda Kanneh, Emmanuel T Togbah Snr, Eric J. Tokpah, Emmanuel T Morris, Gbelly Larjeh, Thomas G Lavelah, Dexter Cassell, Carmon Gbewo, Junior Sackor, Karyee Karyee

10/06/2024

Welcome to the Wednesday June 10, 2024 edition of the Early Morning Talk (EMT)
Live from Tubmanburg, Bomi County.

Host: Edwin Dahnmoe
Call:0777777989/0886689604

08/06/2024

National Wild Tour in Western Liberia
Ministry of Education, Republic of Liberia

Our Guest are
Hon. Amos A Fully, DMI
Mr. Charles Jerrettef and
J. Maxine Bletteahn

08/06/2024

Induction ceremony of Dewien District local officials.
Location: Jenneh #3, Bomi County.

08/06/2024

Some Local Government officials of Bomi.

08/06/2024

Good Morning and Welcome to the African Parade Jam (the 🚍), the Parade Jam is the biggest entertainment show by radio in Western Liberia.

with: Peter Darblo, your program presenter

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07/06/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Amos Rogers Boeyou, Sekou Konneh, Sima'o Bombo, Victor Monyou Jackson, Rëjøïçë Rëjøïçë, Ïtz Rüth Qüãyë, JWonder K. Bohlen, Titus N. Tokpah, Nuch Sheriff, Anthony Sufficient James, Brabee Brabee, Amos Richards, Destiny Sesay

07/06/2024

Mr Musa V. Willie,
NaBCCA President donates to the Bomi County Sports Association

07/06/2024

Special interview with Hon. Miata Dorley, Superintendent of Bomi County.

07/06/2024

Special interview with Edward K. Mulbah, Deputy Minister for Research and Development Planing at the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Tubmanburg, Bomi County.

06/06/2024

Good Morning and Welcome to the Thursday, June 6, 2024 Edition of the Early Morning Talk (EMT) Live from Tubmanburg,Bomi County

with Peter Darblo.
Cell: 0777777989

05/06/2024

05/06/2024

Welcome to the Wednesday June 5, 2024 edition of the Early Morning Talk (EMT)
Live from Tubmanburg, Bomi County.

Host: Edwin Dahnmoe
Cell:0777777989/0886689604

04/06/2024

04/06/2024

𝐇𝐎𝐑 𝐈𝐧𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 & 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐑𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐁𝐢𝐥𝐥

The Honorable House of Representatives- HOR, has mandated its joint committee on Information, Broadcasting, Culture, and Tourism and Judiciary to review a bill seeking the enactment for the Ownership, Management, Licensing and Operation of Community Radio Stations in Liberia.

A release issued by the House’s Press Bureau says, plenary’s decision preceded a communication from Nimba County District 2 Representative, Nyahn Flomo.

Representative Flomo said prior to the advent of the Liberian Civil War, the Liberian Government and partners made efforts to decentralize public broadcasting, thus, culminating into the establishment of the Liberia Rural Communications Network (LRCN) Project, with funding support from USAID.
According to him, it witnessed the establishment of three regional radio stations-ELRV, ELRG, and ELRZ, in Voinjama, Gbarnga, and Zwedru, respectively.

He said, unfortunately, those facilities including the mother radio station of ELBC were vandalized, looted, and or damaged during the course of the war, creating a public information-broadcast void.

“In line with the adage that "necessity is the mother of invention" community members sought to fill this gap by venturing into the establishment of community radio stations. Those stations significantly contributed to the peace process by broadcasting and disseminating disarmament and peace messages and programs. To date, the Community Radio Sector continues to assist the Government by broadcasting development messages, providing relevant information to the public, and disseminating messages on health, education, and behavior change”, he said.

The Nimba County District 2 Lawmaker said, up-to-date there are over one hundred and thirty community radio stations spread across Liberia, and with even more to come.

He said amidst such proliferation, it is imperative to have an appropriate and a relevant legal framework in place to guide and govern the ownership, management, licensing, and operations of Community Radio.

“The bill I am hereto submitting has the following objectives: To promote and protect the independence of community radio stations around the country; To ensure that community radio stations serve the interest of the public in their area of operations; To ensure community radio is independent, impartial and viable in promoting democracy, peace and the cultural values of the areas they serve; To promote the production of program content considering the cultural, religious, ethnic, social values and educational needs of their host communities; and to ensure the application of standards that guide against unwarranted interference in the acquisition and management of community radio broadcast license”, the lawmaker added.

Others are to promote and strengthen support for the continued existence of community radio stations in Liberia; protect and promote the right of the community to access their programming and participate in the operation of the station by ensuring the availability of a wide variety of programming on issues of public interest and in relevant formats; and, to promote the appropriate use of new technology; and to enhance the overall sustainability and viability of the community radio sector in Liberia.

Meanwhile, the joint legislative committee is expected to report within a period of two weeks.

04/06/2024

04/06/2024

For Immediate Release

PRESIDENT BOAKAI SUSPENDS WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT THE DIRECTOR GENERAL, DEPUTY DIRECTORS FOR ADMINISTRATION & OPERATIONS OF THE LIBERIA DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (LDEA)

TUESDAY, June 4, 2024:-The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph N. Boakai, Sr., has, with immediate effect, suspended, without pay, pending investigation, the Director General, Mr. Abraham S. Kromah, Deputy Director General for Administration, Mr. Gbawou Kowou, and the Deputy Director General for Operations, Mr. Hassan Fadiga of the Liberian Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA)

The President has in the meantime ordered an investigation of the events occurring at the Agency on June 3, 2024. He said, "the acts of disorder and chaos that took place at the headquarters of the LDEA were unacceptable."

Such acts, the President continued, threaten public peace and undermine Government's fight against illicit drugs.

In the interim, the President has named Mr. Christopher Peters, as Officer in Charge (OIC) of the Agency pending the conclusion of the investigation. Peters is a well trained security personnel and comes highly recommended.

04/06/2024

Statement By His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.,
President of The Republic of Liberia
at the Opening of the 2024 Korea - Africa Summit.
Seoul, South Korea
Tuesday, 4 June, 2024

Excellency Yoon Suk Yeol, President of the Korean Republic, esteemed fellow Heads of State and Representatives of Government, Business Leaders, Civil Society Organizations, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen.

It gives me great pleasure to join you at this momentous and auspicious gathering bringing together leaders of the African continent and their South Korean counterparts in a historic summit that will potentially impact about 20% of the world's population.

It is an honor to join my colleagues in thanking the government and people of the Republic of Korea for hosting this summit and for extending to us the wonderful hospitality the Korean people are known for. The Republic of Korea has been a true friend and partner, one that we can learn from, and has so much to offer Africa in the continent's quest for a transformative future.

As we wait with bated breath about the outcome of the 2024 Korea - Africa Summit, the first of its kind, the theme of this gathering - "The Future We Make Together: Shared Growth, Sustainability, and Solidarity" - must remind us that the future we want for our people and the world cannot just be hoped for or dreamed of or even guaranteed; it is one only achieved through concerted and deliberate actions.

The twin processes of globalization and technological advancement have spurred growth and economic development globally. But while they both have ushered the twenty-first century with remarkable feats of human development, such impact on the world populations, especially in Africa, has been unequal. This is why "shared growth" as part of the theme of this summit should express our collective desire that growth must come with development, prosperity must be inclusive to benefit all people, and that dividends of development should not be the exclusive preserve for a privileged few.

Shared growth and a shared future must also be pursued in tandem with Agenda 2063, the pan-African effort to promote collective prosperity, and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the World Sustainable Development Goals.

Excellencies, distinguished ladies and gentlemen,

We seek an outcome from this summit that allows the application of what we have collectively been endowed with to increase prosperity and improve the livelihoods of our people. However, we must equally recognize that sustainability should undergird the drive for development. Resources are not infinite; therefore, the judicious use or exploitation of our collective natural wealth must always be considered in maintaining a sustainable earth for future generations.

This means achieving a sustainable future by accepting options or alternatives that do not leave the earth depleted but also safeguard the environment. As one of the custodians of the equatorial rainforest, Liberia intends to promote a sustainable future by leveraging this natural asset to contribute to the fight against climate change.

Excellencies, those attending this summit represent about a fifth of the world's population, and as a community, we have a critical mass in solidarity that should enable us to confront and address the challenges facing our common world. In the context of South-south cooperation, the nations gathered here have in many respects shared experiences and a common objective to improve the social and economic conditions of their populations. This summit should further foster South­South cooperation to address mutual developmental issues in the global south. No nation can address the myriad of complex global challenges alone.

It is by standing together in solidarity that we can we bring our collective efforts to bear tackling climate change, disease, hunger, poverty, and the many problems that plague us collectively.

As we look forward to the deliberations of this first and historic Korea - Africa Summit, we must remember that the future is not guaranteed; we must determine it by deliberately taking actions that will leverage our potential to achieve common goals and foster a better future for our people, a transformed, equitable and sustainable future. We can achieve this in firm partnership with the proud people of Korea who have taught us the importance of human capital - their greatest resource - in transforming the future of any nation.

Thank you.

04/06/2024

Welcome to the Tuesday June 4,2024 edition of the Early Morning Talk EMT.
Live from Tubmanburg, Bomi County

Host: Tarweh Surkulah
Call: 0777777898/0880390931

03/06/2024

Good afternoon and Welcome to News Run Live from Tubmanburg, Bomi County

With: Mohammed Sheriff and Gabriel Parker

03/06/2024

Welcome to the Monday, June 3, 2024 edition of the Early Morning Talk EMT.
Live from Tubmanburg, Bomi County

Host: Edwin N. Dahnmoe
Call: 0777777898/0886689604