…As Brewerville City gets Lighted-Up…
BREWERVILLE, MONTSERRADO: On Thursday July 25, the eve of the celebration of Liberia’s 177th Independent Day was a joyful day for residents and citizens of Brewerville City in District 17, Montserrado County as the District Representative Bernard Blue Benson and President Joseph N. Boakai lighted up the City on a LEC grid in preparation of the nation’s 177th Independence Day celebration.
This event marks a major milestone in the district’s development and aligns with the country’s ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and quality of life for its citizens.
Representative Bernard B. Benson warmly welcomed President Boakai to his district on the eve of July 26, the country’s Independence Day.
Together, the two leaders ceremonially cut the ribbon for the lighting of the Brewerville area, a project implemented by the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC).
The initiative not only enhances the district’s infrastructure but also symbolizes progress and unity as the nation prepares to celebrate its independence.
The residents of Brewerville expressed their profound gratitude and joy, celebrating the fulfillment of a key campaign promise made by their lawmaker.
The electrification of Brewerville is expected to significantly improve the daily lives of its residents, fostering safety, economic growth, and community development.
As Liberia marks its 177th year of independence, this achievement in Brewerville stands as a testament to the continued efforts and dedication of the District Representative to uplift and empower communities in the district.