Citizens Complain ArcelorMittal for Bad Labor but Pres. Weah Commends Company for Developmental Contributions to Liberia
Citizens Complain ArcelorMittal for Bad Labor but Pres. Weah Commends Company for Developmental Contributions to Liberia
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Nimba – Despite complaints from workers, citizens and Civil Society Organizations about Liberia’s steel giant ArcelorMittal continuous practices of bad labor, President George Manneh Weah has hailed the company for its operation in Liberia.
President Weah appraisal to Arcelor Mittal comes just two days, when he reacted sharply to similar bad labor practice, coupled with breach of social corporate responsibilities by another concession company operating in Liberia, MNG Gold.
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(Ganta, Nimba County):The President of the Republic, Dr. George Manneh Weah, has reiterated his commitments to improve the living conditions of all Liberians. He said Liberians voted him overwhelmingly to the presidency and that he remains committed to his campaign promises geared towards making life worth living in every part of the country. “My people of Nimba, it is I who should thank you. In 2017, amongst many promises and sweet tongues from several other politicians, you said ‘we must try this man’, and you indeed contributed to my victory,” the President told swarms of Ganta City residents who welcomed him and delegation on Monday, February 15, 2021.