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Liberia: National Housing Authority Boss Challenges Govt. Officials to Leave Positive Legacies Hon. Duannah SiryonMONROVIA – The Managing Director of the National Housing Authority (NHA), Duannah Siryon, says the development of Liberia will be possible if every official of government seeks to leave a positive legacy at the institution they ser

NHA Boss Challenges Govt. Officials To Leave Positive Legacies

MONROVIA, NOVEMBER 19: The Managing Director of the National Housing Authority (NHA), Duannah Siryon, says the development of Liberia will be possible if every official of government seeks to leave a positive legacy at the institution they serve.

He was speaking at the end of a nine-day workshop organized by NHA and Habitat for Humanity with support from Slum Dwellers International, Water Aid, YMCA, UN-Habitat and Women in Informal Employment, Cities Alliance, Federation of Liberian Urban Poor Savers (FOLUPS), among others.

Siryon said Liberia’s development is long overdue but this government led by President George Weah will prioritize national growth and prosperity.

“Individuals must not think of themselves in terms of what they can achieve personally at the expense of the interest of the people,” he said.

“We must begin to think about what we can leave behind when we are no more in positions where we were assigned as leaders. What is the major breakthrough you want people to remember you for during your time of public service?" pondered Siryon.

He added: “If you can concentrate on those positive things and work towards them in the interest of patriotism, this country would be way better than it is now."

The Habitat for Humanity workshop was meant to conclude arrangements for the provision of affordable and safe drinking water, sanitation and improved hygiene for the over 30,000 residents of Peace Island in Monrovia.

Siryon commended the efforts of all who participated in the exercise to find a way to provide safe drinking water, improved sanitation, and hygiene for the people and to prevent diseases in the community.

The NHA official challenged the people to respond to complement the efforts of those who have come to assist them, assuring that as head of the NHA, he would cooperate with all well-meaning and viable institutions that are bringing services to improve the living condition of the most vulnerable in slum communities across the country.

The National Housing Authority was enacted into law in 1960 with a statutory mandate to build affordable housing estates for the Liberian poor, and the Authority is now working with several developers to fulfill its mandate of providing affordable, durable and modern housing for all.

Siryon said the people are eager for the best things in life, and it is realistic to know that there are processes for things to work out, noting: “It is like an election, first a timetable, campaign, elections, results announcement and inauguration, and so these things take some time to get done.”

He extolled the government’s relationship with international partners and commended HFHI and other bilateral partners, as well as community organizations for making the program a success.

For his part, the Chief of Party of Habitat for Humanity International Liberia Country Program, Mr. Matthew Ndote, said his entity has secured funding from The OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) to provide water, sanitation, and hygiene, among others, for the over 30,000 residents of Peace Island.

During the nine-day program, a solid plan, involving processes, and expectations and suggestions were brought out and discussed by the participants and representatives of Peace Island, including market women, to let them feel a part of the effort to upgrade the Island community.

Mr. Francisco M. Juarez, acting program manager, Cities Alliance, expressed appreciation for the efforts to upgrade Peace Island and promised his entity’s support to work with the National Housing Authority and other partners to build cities in the country.

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Liberia: Housing Authority, GELPAZ-Liberia Sign Agreement to Develop Low Cost Homes MONROVIA – GELPAZ-Liberia, an affordable home developer and the National Housing Authority (NHA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop affordable housing for low income earners.According to Hon. Isaac Roberts, Jr, Deputy Managing

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5-Day NHA, Habitat for Humanity Workshop Ends in Monrovia | Liberian Observer BusinessNewsDevelopmentLocalMarketsOpportunities5-Day NHA, Habitat for Humanity Workshop Ends in Monrovia By Omari Jackson - October 2, 2018 0 206 Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp Participants with representatives of CBL, NHA and HFHI. A five-day orientation of key stakeholders on market....

On behalf of the Board of Directors, the Senior Management team and the entire work-force at National Housing Authority ( NHA ), we like to extend sincere Happy 52nd Birthday wishes to His Excellency Dr. George Manneh Weah, President of the Republic of Liberia.

We pray that God will order your steps in the best directions as you lead our nation from poverty to prosperity.

Congratulations our Country Giant!!!

The search for public land for construction of public housing across the country

LLA to Acquire 4,500 Acres for NHA’s Housing Units | Liberian Observer NewsDevelopmentLocalLLA to Acquire 4,500 Acres for NHA’s Housing Units By Alvin Worzi - September 25, 2018 1 203 Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp Dr. Othello Brandy, Chairman, Liberia Land Authority The Liberia Land Authority (LLA) has begun the process of acquiring 300,000 acres of lan...

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The ‘New’ NHA Housing Hunt: A Worthy Pro-poor Adventure The ‘New’ NHA Housing Hunt: A Worthy Pro-poor AdventureOPINION | By Justice Randall ClarkeMonrovia, Sept 23 (LINA) – The National Housing Authority (NHA) of Liberia, which was established by the Legislature on April 7, 1960, is clothed with the responsibility to, among many other things, plan,...

As NHA is about to jump start a major housing construction project, an all day general employees' retreat was held with all staffers of the institution on Friday, September 14, 2018 at the Liberia Institute for Statistics and Geo- Information Service ( LISGIS ) training hall.

Project activities were highlighted as road map was derived for a smooth implementation.

On the right path to a successful institutional building and revenue driven potential entity under H.E. Dr. George M. Weah. .

As part of gathering empirical data to potentially upgrade the community of Buzzy - Quarter in Monrovia, a consultative meeting was held today at the NHA with the Buzzy Quarter community leadership including Youth leaders and Council of Elders in the conference room of the National Housing Authority.