Well, this is what Liberia receives for the core of people its citizens often elect as their lawmakers. In turn, the so-called legislators are delivering to the people the value for their energy wasted in time, emotion, and resources towards a fruitless cause.
The legislators are triggered-happy and this dysfunction emanates from their being elected to play the roles of the “round pegs” in the “square holes”. What do I mean about this? When an architect is building a house, one of the fundamental mistakes he is careful not to make is putting the “round pegs in the square holes” when laying the foundation because the firmness of that structure will depend on it.
(From right) Liberia s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Francis Kateh; Rotary Club of Monrovia President, Francis Karpeh; Rotary Club of Sinkor Past President, Clara Doe-Mvogo; and Redemption Hospital Medical Director Williams-Gibson, cut the ribbon to the facility.
With support from the World Lebanese Culture Union, the Rotary Club of Monrovia has recently repaired and re-commissioned a medical oxygen facility at the Redemption Hospital in the borough of New Kru Town, Bushrod Island.
The oxygen plant, which was down for three-years, was repaired at a cost of more than US$9,000. The facility comprises machinery that generates medical grade oxygen on-site in surplus quantity for respiration to patients. Oxygen is an important tool in the fight against the ongoing Covid 19 Pandemic. The re-commissioning of the facility was also supported by Partners In Health, LIB HEALTHLINE, ZetaPlii Beta Sorority Incorporated and the Rotary International, respectively.