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The Local Unit Commander of the Mano River Division, Chief Superintendent of Police Philip Albert Kpange, has been commended for his exceptional leadership in ensuring certified security during the Traders Union Election held at the Jendema Conference Hall, Sorogbema Chiefdom, Pujehun District.
The election, conducted on Thursday, January 9, 2025, featured two candidates vying for the position of Chairman: Philip Lumeh and Bockarie Dabeni, both from Jendema.
Other executive positions were uncontested, with the majority of votes favoring Philip Lumeh. Fanima Kemokai emerged as the Chair Lady of the Traders Union in Jendema.
Philip Lumeh won the Chairmanship with a decisive 225 votes, while Bockarie Dabeni garnered only 25 votes, failing to meet the basic criteria required for the position.
Chief Superintendent Kpange’s strategic oversight ensured that the electoral process was conducted peacefully and transparently, fostering unity among traders and stakeholders.
His dedication to maintaining security throughout the election has been widely appreciated by the residents of Jendema and the Sorogbema Chiefdom.
Stakeholders from Pujehun District and local authorities who attended the election expressed their gratitude to Chief Superintendent Kpange and his team for their professionalism and dedication.
They emphasized that the peaceful conduct of the election reflects the effectiveness of his leadership and the collaborative efforts of the Police and the community.
The success of this election further underscores Chief Superintendent Kpange’s operational acumen and his ability to maintain peace and order in the Mano River Division, strengthening trust between law enforcement and the public.
