19 July 2011
The Cape Mount University Student’s Union (CAMUSU), has donated over five hundred dollars worth of materials to the Robertsport City Corporation (RCC) as their way of capacitating in the Corporation’s effort to keep the city clean.
The materials which include cutlasses, slashing Irons, white wash, shovels, buckets, rakes, wheelbarrows, hand gloves, paints, white wash brushes and dust mask wares were turned over to the Acting City Mayor Mr. James Kiazolu on Saturday July 16, 2011 at the Robertsport City Hall.
During the presentation of the materials to the RCC, the President of CAMUSU, Mr. Roland Perry, said the university students were pleased to donate the materials to the Corporation to keep their city clean and healthy. He added that university students are very concerned over the bad sanitary condition of the city and are very pleased to return to help clean the city.
According to President Perry, students from all universities including University of Liberia, Stella Maris Polytechnic and the United Methodist University, African Methodist Episcopal University and African Methodist Zion University took part in the clean-up exercise.
Mr. Perry praised the citizens of Grand Cape Mount County, the Legislative Caucus and the local government administration of the county for the level of cooperation accorded the university students to undertake the exercise. He gave special thanks to the County Council for approving US$2, 000 for the purchase of materials and transportation for the exercise.
Receiving the items, Acting City Mayor James Kiazolu, thanked the Union for the donation and described it as very timely. He said the materials will go a long way in keeping the city clean and healthy.
According to Mayor Kiazolu, the clean-up exercise carried-out by CAMUSU is a welcoming development for the people of Robertsport City. He disclosed that since he became Acting City Mayor of Robertsport, CAMUSU is the first institution that has undertaken such a laudable venture in the city of Robertsoprt.
He used the occasion to call on all other Cape Mountainian especially those owing land in Robertsport City to clean their environment on an annual basis.
Mayor Kiazolu added that the City Corporation will begin to institute punitive measures against individuals who refused to clean their surroundings.
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