— Hundred Hails Rep. Koffa’s Human Development Initiatives
IPNEWS: It is abnormal for Liberians, especially young people from diverse backgrounds become relentless in their praises for an individual.
Recently Johnathan Fonati Koffa affectionately called J.F.K., arrived in Lofa County, specifically in Sarkonedu, Quardu-Gboni as a direct representative of the Liberian leader, President George Manneh Weah was colorful as a citizen of the county tremendously gave the Deputy Speaker, his wife, and encourage a rousing welcome.
Citizens from all over converged to receive their visitors joyously who arrived in the county to on behalf of the President donated an amount of L$3m towards the speedy completion of the Sarkonedu High School in Sarkonedu Quardu-Gboni, Lofa County.
During the presentation of the amount, Deputy Speaker Koffa emphasized that President Weah’s administration is passionate about education and believes that, for Liberia to continue on a trajectory of sustainable growth and development, it is imperative that Liberia develops the minds of the youths irrespective of their locations.
Now, over the weekend cross-section of citizens from Grand Kru county especially District No. 2 in an interview with the authoritative Independent Probe Newspaper, praised the Deputy Speaker, J. Fonati Koffa as a man without borders.
A prominent youth Darius Doe stated that young of Grand Kru County, including youths of district No. 2, will remain regretful to Honorable Johnathan Fonati Koffa, for accelerating education in the country with the provision of much-needed scholarships.
Darius Doe named Deputy Speaker Koffa’s unwavering support to the Atteenah Development Corporation scholarship program since 2005.
The scholarship supported by Representative J. Fonati Koffa has brought financial relief to hundreds of parents and lasting benefit to hundreds of school-going kids across District N0.2, in Grand Kru County.
Currently, IPNEWS findings revealed that within the last five years, Deputy Speaker Fonati Koffa, has constructed six modern Elementary & Junior High Schools, including the Changbetti School, in Bolloh, the Taybue, and Wropluken Schools, in Buah, and George P. Wojloh School, in Sasstown, Grand Kru County.
Other schools constructed by Representative Johnathan Fonati Koffa include the Kayken Big Flineken Schools, in Barclayville city – Kplio.
The Representative without Border continues to contribute immensely to the renovation of other Schools within District No.2, Grand Kru County, with the provision of $ 50,000 US to the Barclayville Central High School, 200 bags of Cement to George
Toe Washington School, 200 bags of cement to Barforwin Public School in Bolloh, 50 bags of Cement to Jarkakpo Public School, and 50 bags of cement to Kaykpo Public School, of Bolloh respectively.
Additionally, Representative Johnathan Fonati Koffa provided recently 100 bags of cement to Dioh Public School in Jolh,4 bundles of zinc, and 50 bags of cement to A. A Huff Jr. High School – and 60 bags of cement to also Wutuken Public School and 50 bags of cement Public School Joploken all of Kplio.
Another donation and support provided is the provision of 15 bundles of Zinc
to Putu Town (Civilized Village) School, and 30 bags of Cement to Niplakpo Public School.
The Representative without boarder is also continuing his support to hundreds of youths at various Universities through the Johnathan Fonati Koffa Financial Aid Program.
Over the years, the Johnathan Fonati Koffa (JFK) Financial Aid Program at various Universities across Liberia has produced several Graduates, most of whom are enterprising Grand Kru youths with high national leadership potential.
The Johnathan Fonati Koffa, Financial Aid program is currently addressing the financial needs of Grand Kru County youths at Tubman University, where sixty students are currently enrolled.
At the United Methodist University, the Johnathan Fonati Koffa financial Aid is supporting thirty-five students, while the Program continued to support at African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) at least twenty students.
For the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University, (AMEZU), the Johnathan Fonati Koffa Financial Aid program has fifteen students, including ten students at the Stella Marries Polytechnic.
The Johnathan Fonati Koffa Financial Aid program has extended to the Smart Institute and other smaller community colleges, with at least twenty other students.
At the Graduate School level, the Johnathan Fonati Koffa, Financial Aid program is supporting ten graduate students at the Cuttington and the University of Liberia.
Last month, citizens of Grand Kru County, District #2 praised Representative Fonati Koffa for what they say is his strides to have completed up to ninety-five percent (95%) of all projects earmarked during his campaign in 2017.
Cllr. Fonati Koffa is the incumbent Representative of electoral District#2 and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) of the Republic of Liberia. Rep. Koffa was elected on the ticket of then and still opposition Liberty Party in 2017 and resumed office in 2018 defeating then-Representative Numene Bartekwa.
The Grand Kru county Representative who is seeking a second term is this time poised to contest the ticket of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), according to our investigation.
Our independent and verified investigation has it that the Grand Kru District #2 Representative and Deputy Speak of the House of Representatives still enjoys the confidence of his people as scores of citizens from Buah and Forpoh statutory districts speaking through their Spokesman lauded Rep. Lofa for his effort in improving their district over the more five years of his first term rule and pledged their unflinching support to his reelection bid.
Dennis George, on behalf of the citizens, noted disclosed that the Lawmaker has completed up to 95% of promises he made to the district back in 2017 and noted that in order to have all projects earmarked completed and new ones initiated, it is only fair for citizens of the area to rally support for the reelection of Koffa.
George, on behalf of his kinsmen indicated that politicians in Liberia mostly make mouthwatering campaign promises to convince electorates to give them power and fail to living to their promises when given the opportunities to serve their people, adding that in their case, the leader has been living up to his promises since his election nearly six years ago.
