Assistant Labour Minister for Research and Statistics, Jackson F. Wolobah, has donated L$100,000 to the Zeyeama and Bluyeama Association.
Members of the Association operate under the banner: “Successful Women.” They are empowering other women group initiatives.
Wolobah made the donation during the Association’s fundraising rally held recently in Konia Town, Zorzor District, Lofa County.
He served as the group’s ‘Father.’
The L$100,000 contribution is to empower serve as seed money for the women’s empowerment efforts. During the event, Wolobah pledged to support, and encouraged the group to identify a sustainable project that would generate lasting benefits for the members.
He emphasized the importance of selecting a project that would promote self-reliance, and create meaningful opportunities for the women.
In a related community outreach initiative, Wolobah distributed footwear to dozens of children and adults in Zorzor and Fissebu.
The gesture was part of his effort to remain connected with his root.
Wolobah: “The initiative is also consistent with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s call for government officials to maintain strong connections with their home communities, and contribute to local development program.”
The events highlighted Wolobah’s commitment to support women empowerment, and provide assistance to the locals.
