BOMI COUNTY SET TO RECEIVE EARTH-MOVING EQUIPMENT WEDNESDAY Officials of Bomi County have announced Wednesday, September 9, 2026, as the date for the arrival of the county’s earth-moving equipment, an initiative expected to help address some of the county’s road and infrastructure challenges. The disclosure was made to this station in an exclusive interview by county officials, including Alfred B. S. Zinnah, Varney A. Dorley, and Tarweh Johnson, who confirmed that the equipment is expected to arrive in Bomi County on Wednesday. The officials expressed appreciation to the Government of Liberia for providing the equipment, describing the initiative as a significant step toward improving development activities across the county. According to the officials, the earth-moving equipment will be used for its intended purpose, particularly in addressing road-related challenges affecting communities and residents throughout Bomi County. They noted that the arrival of the equipment is expected to ease the difficulties faced by citizens, especially those traveling on deplorable roads to transport agricultural products and other goods from rural communities to major markets. The officials further said improved road conditions will help reduce transportation challenges and make the movement of people and goods easier, while potentially reducing the transportation burden currently faced by residents. Meanwhile, Alfred B. S. Zinnah, Varney A. Dorley, and Tarweh Johnson are calling on citizens to put political differences aside and embrace development initiatives in the county. They are also urging citizens to turn out in large numbers on Wednesday to welcome the earth-moving equipment as it arrives in Bomi County.