In a gesture of goodwill, the Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) has distributed a substantial quantity of rice and sanitation materials to its host communities, including Kinjor, ahead of Liberia’s 177th Independence Day celebration.
On Monday, July 22, 2024, the Community Relations Department of BMMC, headed by Advisor Mrs. Aminata Ayesha Kamara, presented 120 bags of rice and various sanitation tools to the leadership of Kinjor in the presence of community members at the Kinjor Clinic.
“On behalf of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation, I want to thank you again for been with us. We are going to do two presentations today. The tools you see here are part of the cleaning initiative in Kinjor. We appreciate the youths of Kinjor for the initiative they started and BMMC is fully supporting them with some tools to continue,” Mrs. Kamara said.
The Community Relations Advisor further explained that the rice distribution is part of the company’s efforts to support its host communities during the upcoming July 26th celebrations.
“We know that celebration is good, because when you celebrate, you come together and there is unity. Celebration brings peace, it creates joy and it improves the tenacity circle of love,” she asserted.
Mrs. Kamara emphasized that BMMC and the citizens are all partners, and the company values and considers all stakeholders as partners in development.
The recipients of the rice and sanitation materials, including the Chairman of the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) of Kinjor, Lassana K. Sambola, Youth Chairman Winston Korsor, Chairlady Bartu Brown, and Head of the Tribal Governor, Solomon Weayee, expressed their appreciation for BMMC’s continuous support and contributions to their communities.
