By Lloydson G.Flomo
MONROVIA, Oct. 21 (LINA)-Lofa County District #5 Representative, Augustine Chiewolo has provided a mobile money business package to a person with a physical disability in Salayea City, reaffirming his commitment to economic empowerment and inclusive development.
The beneficiary, popularly known as Daddy 001, received the package to help him establish a mobile money business, promote self-reliance, and participate more actively in the local economy.
According to a statement from the Office of the Representative on October 17,2026, the support forms part of the lawmaker’s commitment to creating economic opportunities for vulnerable citizens, particularly persons with disabilities.
The business package includes L$10,000 in startup capital, 100 pieces of Lonestar call cards, 100 pieces of Orange call cards, a Mega mobile phone, an additional phone, a large umbrella, and a business box to support the operation.
The initiative is intended to provide Daddy 001 with a source of income while enabling him to build a more independent livelihood.
The lawmaker’s office said the intervention also has the potential to benefit residents of Salayea City by expanding access to mobile money transactions and communication services within the community.
It added that empowering persons with disabilities is essential to ensuring that development opportunities are accessible to all, regardless of physical ability or economic background.
The office further emphasized that Representative Chiewolo remains committed to initiatives aimed at improving living standards and promoting economic empowerment across District #5, with particular attention to young people, women, persons with disabilities, and economically vulnerable families.
The empowerment of Daddy 001, the statement noted, reflects the representative’s broader vision of transforming political representation into practical interventions that directly benefit constituents.
The office reaffirmed its commitment to people-centered leadership, inclusive economic growth, and community development throughout District #5 as the initiative highlights the importance of providing persons with disabilities with access to economic opportunities that promote independence, dignity, and meaningful participation in community life.