FISH TOWN, River Gee County – Outgoing River Gee County Superintendent, Hon. Mike T. Swengbe, has expressed profound gratitude to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai for appointing him Deputy Director General for Technical Services at the Agriculture and Industrial Training Bureau (AITB).
Swengbe described the appointment as a significant honor and a demonstration of the President’s confidence in his ability to contribute to Liberia’s national development.
In a press statement issued Thursday, November 12, he said the appointment was not only a personal achievement but also an honor for the people of River Gee County, whom he served for approximately two and a half years as Superintendent.
He pledged to approach his new responsibilities with humility, loyalty, and dedication, particularly in supporting the government’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development through agricultural advancement, technical skills training, and youth empowerment.
Swengbe also reaffirmed his commitment to working with President Boakai, Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, and the Director General of the AITB to advance the institution’s objectives and deliver on its national mandate.
Swengbe Appreciates River Gee Residents After Two And A Half Years In Office
As he prepares to transition from county administration to his new national assignment, the outgoing superintendent has extended appreciation to the people of River Gee County for the opportunity to serve them.
He described his two-and-a-half-year tenure as Superintendent as one of the greatest privileges of his life, acknowledging the cooperation, encouragement, and support he received from various sectors of the county.
Swengbe specifically recognized county administrative officers, statutory district superintendents, district commissioners, township commissioners, paramount chiefs, clan chiefs, and town chiefs for their contributions and collaboration during his administration.
He also expressed gratitude to elders and traditional leaders for their wisdom, prayers, and guidance, while commending women and market vendors for their resilience and contributions to the county’s economic and social development.
The outgoing superintendent further acknowledged the youth for their patience, energy, and commitment to peace, as well as security personnel, civil servants, and development partners for their cooperation throughout his time in office.
Reflecting on his administration, Swengbe credited the collective efforts of local authorities, traditional institutions, community members, and development partners for helping to maintain peace, stability, and unity across River Gee County.
He emphasized that the accomplishments recorded during his tenure were the result of collective responsibility rather than individual efforts.
New Appointment Marks Transition To National Public Service
Swengbe’s appointment to the Agriculture and Industrial Training Bureau represents a transition from county-level administration to a national leadership role in an institution focused on agriculture and industrial skills development.
His new position as Deputy Director General for Technical Services is expected to place him in a position to contribute to the development of technical services, agricultural capacity-building, and skills training initiatives.
As he prepares to leave Fish Town for his new assignment, Swengbe called for continued unity, cooperation, and commitment to the development of River Gee County.
He concluded his appreciation message by invoking God’s blessings upon the people of River Gee County and the Republic of Liberia.
His departure brings an end to his approximately two-and-a-half-year tenure as County Superintendent, following his appointment to the new national position by President Boakai.
