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MONROVIA, Liberia – Reports circulating in some media outlets alleging that Commerce and Industry Minister Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh has authorized or awarded a US$429,000 contract for renovation works at the Monrovia Industrial Park (MIP) have been described as false and misleading.

According to verified documents, the project is still under review by the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), and no money has been disbursed or contract awarded.

Sources within the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) confirmed that the budget in question was approved by the MIP Inter-Agency Advisory Board in line with existing regulations, but all procurement procedures are being strictly followed before any implementation begins.

The Industrial Park project, first established by law in 1966, has suffered years of neglect and encroachment. Under Minister Dagoseh’s leadership, the process to revive the park has now gained momentum, with emphasis on transparency, accountability, and compliance with national laws.

Officials have dismissed rumors suggesting that the Minister is personally benefiting from the project, calling such claims a “politically motivated witch-hunt” intended to discredit her integrity and the Ministry’s reform efforts.

“The facts are clear the PPCC process is ongoing, no contract has been awarded, and no money has been released,” one senior MoCI official told reporters.

It was gathered that for years now, funds have been budgeted for the same project but there have been no records to show that they have been implementing the project. Under Madam Dagoseh, the project was being brought to spotlight.

Meanwhile, the Wredyu Construction Companu Chief Executive Officer Steve Wredyu confirmed that he has not signed any US$429K project with Commerce Ministery.

" My Company is a registered and respected company in Liberia. I have not signed any agreement as statement. I am not even buidling any guest house for Commerce Minister as claimed", He said.

Reporters confirmed that the Commerce Minkster is undertaking her private home project in Grand Bassa but not a guest house.

However, the Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to industrial revival, job creation, and good governance, emphasizing that all steps will comply fully with Liberia’s procurement laws.

Officials who failed to contribute to our vision during CDC government six years.

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Good morning to all our beneficiaries, Rural Stakeholders, Local Government officials residing in both Grand Bassa and Montserrado Counties along with local and international NGOs operating in Liberia.

How ever, as a Country Director for the Perfect Investor Liberia, Limited; I am please to publish our Mid-Year report for the year 2025. For the First and Second Quarters inputs and outputs of our activities, we have invested the sum of Seven thousand one hundred united state dollars in both Montserrado and Grand Bassa Counties to improve Real Estate and Academic services for the youthful generation in Liberia.

This report covered activities with in the rural and urban development, begin's January 10, 2025 to July 15, 2025. Basically, the Perfect Investor Liberia, Limited (PILL) is charged with duties to invest and manage it's Urban Real Estate, Rural Academic and Agricultural projects for the benefits of both LIBERIANS and non LIBERIANS residing in Liberia. Such as public and private learning Institution's, Aids to old to Old folks, pregnant Women's and others.

Prior to the Month of January this year (2025), the management and Staff of PILL got involved a regular assessment for a strategic planning towards an establishment of a rural Academic and Agricultural services for their investment expansion or decentralization in Grand Bassa County District number one specifically Bai Town Voablee Section Saywein Clan.

Even though it's wasn't easy, but the assessment resulted to the Constitution of an Academic institution named Voablee Public School with a Memorandum of Understanding among Local Government officials, PILL Representative, Rural Stakeholders, the DEO and CEO for a Two hundreds Acras of Land for investment purposes/ (Academic and Agricultural projects).

During our follow up processes for a full implementation of projects with in both Urban and Rural Communities in 2025, an expansion of Agriculture Crop's both Palm and Palm apple seedlings/ suckers increase the proceed on the farm. While the renovation of one of our real property unit is completed at Modern roof level. The follow up lasted between January 10, to July 15, 2025 and yet to be completed.

But with all the challenges we remain resolute and very focus so that our presence must results to a positive outcomes needed to make impact, and an adequate contribution with in the Liberian society.
Those Challenges Include:
1. Lacked Donors Support (budgetary support)
2. Lacked functional working equipment ( motor vehicles)
3. Lacked Office equipment (laptop, and Desktop)
4.. Lacked others service's (air-conditional, and internet connectivity).

Below are some of our achievements:
PILL work force are regularly on duties during the working hours as prescribed by the code of conduct work ethic, and prepared to boost it's duties for public and private sectors consumption impacting the now and incoming generation; through rural Academic, Agricultural, Aid to Old folks and Urban Real Estate services in Liberia.

A. Aid to 47 Old folks age 65 and above
B. Aid to 20 pregnant Women's
C. Aid to 12 infants
D. Additional 615 palm apple suckers planted making the total 915 suckers on the farm
E. Additional 165 palm seeding planted with the total of 590 palm seeding on the farm.
F. One real property unit renovated out of five units.
G. Proposed wood sawing project.
H. The establishment of Bai Town Based Farmers ( BABFA farmers) in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture PSIP project in Liberia

When all work all works are fully done, the process will the Perfect Investor Liberia, Limited PILL services to a modern service; thereby facilitating a widespread public and private access to a crucial services bolstering PILL revenue stream's.

To conclude, this publicity is intended to remind all Local Government officials, law makers in Grand Bassa County, Central Government officials, and Non- Governmental Organizations, that are responsible for Aid distribution to direct some of their Humanitarian Aids or contract's to our institution. If so, will surely increase our services across Liberia through a public private partnership .

And our hope will be to realize the actual outcome from our local partners.