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Julu Declares 2029 Bid for Grand Kru District 1 as Grassroots Support Builds in Gyabo

By: Joseph T. Weah, Nimba D-9 TV Maryland County Correspondent

Maryland, Liberia:- Ahead of the 2029 general and legislative elections, Hon. Lavoisier Julu, Chief of Office Staff to Senator Albert Chie, has officially declared his intention to contest for the District 1 seat in Grand Kru County.

Julu made the announcement during a recent engagement with community stakeholders in Garaway Down Beach, where he underscored his commitment to grassroots development, youth empowerment, and improved infrastructure across the district.

According to him, his decision to enter the race is driven by a desire to provide responsive leadership and accelerate development initiatives in underserved communities. He outlined key priorities including improved road connectivity, access to quality education, and the strengthening of local healthcare systems.

Julu also pledged to work closely with residents to ensure their voices are effectively represented in national decision-making processes.

Political observers believe his close working relationship with Senator Albert Chie could significantly shape his campaign, providing him with valuable legislative experience and access to established political networks.

Meanwhile, residents of District 1 have begun reacting to the announcement, with some welcoming his candidacy as a step toward continuity, while others are calling for broader competition and fresh perspectives ahead of the 2029 elections.

In a related development, the Gyabo Traditional Community in Trehn and Garaway Statutory District 1 has reaffirmed its growing political engagement as early mobilization efforts gain momentum.

During a recent gathering marked by unity and forward-looking discussions, the Gyabo Regional Coordinator, Mr. Darlington Zoko, publicly assured Hon. Julu of the community’s unwavering support.

Speaking on behalf of the community, Zoko emphasized the need for visionary leadership, development-driven policies, and inclusive governance. He noted that the people of Gyabo are eager to align with leaders committed to improving infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic opportunities within the district.

“Gyabo stands ready to support leaders who prioritize the needs of the people,” Zoko stated. “Hon. Julu has demonstrated promising dedication, and we are confident in his ability to effectively represent our interests at the national level.”

The endorsement is widely seen as a significant boost for Julu, who continues to build strong grassroots support across Grand Kru County. Analysts note that early backing from traditional communities like Gyabo can play a pivotal role in shaping political momentum ahead of election cycles.

In response, Hon. Julu expressed deep appreciation for the confidence shown by the people of Gyabo. He reaffirmed his commitment to community engagement, active listening, and advocacy for sustainable development initiatives.

“I am honored by the trust placed in me,” Julu said. “This support strengthens my resolve to work diligently for the betterment of our people and to ensure their voices are heard.”

As anticipation for the 2029 elections gradually builds, early endorsements such as this reflect increasing political awareness and participation at the grassroots level in Grand Kru County. Community leaders continue to call for unity, peaceful engagement, and constructive dialogue as the political landscape evolves.

The Gyabo Traditional Community’s declaration signals not only support for a candidate but also a broader call for accountable leadership and meaningful development in the years ahead.

Stay connected with Nimba D-9 TV for more updates on trending developments.

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