Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr. Boosts Support for Zeansue Community During Town Hall Visit
Bong County Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr. continued his county-wide town hall engagement on Saturday, April 18, with a visit to Zeansue Town in Electoral District Six. During the visit, he held a meeting with residents and announced several contributions aimed at improving living conditions in the community.
The gathering brought together community leaders, health workers, teachers, and residents, who used the opportunity to highlight key challenges affecting the town. Major concerns raised included healthcare, education, and community infrastructure.
In response, Senator Moye pledged and provided support across these sectors. To improve infrastructure, he facilitated the completion of the Zeansue Town Hall, including the installation of window glasses. He also pledged 15 bundles of zinc and 75 plastic chairs to support community activities.
Religious institutions, including both Muslim and Christian communities, benefited from the initiative, receiving a total of 200 bags of cement for construction and renovation projects. The Lutheran Church also received additional financial support to help complete its building.
The Zeansue Clinic was another major beneficiary. The senator donated 30 bags of rice to support expectant mothers and provided financial assistance for soup and related needs. He also pledged 100 pairs of lappers for midwives to improve their working conditions.
In the education sector, Senator Moye announced financial support for volunteer teachers in three schools, recognizing their dedication despite limited resources.
To address electricity challenges, he pledged 25 solar lights to improve visibility and security in the town.
Additionally, a motorbike was presented to Team Moye in Zeansue to support coordination and outreach.
Senator Moye assured residents that the distribution of all pledged items will begin on Monday, April 20, emphasizing his commitment to fulfilling promises made during the tour.
The visit is part of his ongoing efforts to engage communities across Bong County and respond directly to their needs. He is expected to continue the tour in Panta, District #4.
