Dishing out His Christmas Gift to the Needy… Pastor Mambu Gives Electricity to Four Villages 

By Jeremiah Kargbo

As a way of giving out his own Christmas gift to the needy, the renowned Man of God, Pastor Francis AM Mambu, illuminated four villages with quality solar lights in Bombali District, North of Sierra Leone.

Presenting the donation of the already installed eighteen solar lights in Yainkassa, Royeama, Madrissa, and Woreh-yeama in the Makari Chiefdom, Bombali District, Pastor Francis AM Mambu – CEO of Faith Healing Agricultural Development farm expressed his willingness to changing lives beyond preaching the Word of God.

He told the beneficiaries: “Papa God don pull wuna pa darkness” literally meaning: “God has brought you out of darkness” – citing from the Holy Bible – when God first created light with a pronouncement: “Let There Be Light!”. Further relating the importance of light to the improvement of mankind’s wellbeing and development, Pastor Mambu remarked: “This is something I planned as a gift for Christmas.”

The four communities including Yainkassa – the host village of FHAD did not has access to the national power grid nor solar light. Known for his life-changing passion, the Man of God disclosed: “Upon preparing to install solar lights around the farm, I realized it will be inappropriate to abandon the surrounding communities in darkness” – a realization he believes can improve and enhance quality of life and safety for the inhabitants and their school going children.

Pastor Mambu thanked the Chiefs and residents of the four villages and encouraged them to see themselves as stewards of the Faith Healing Agricultural Development farm.

According to the Man of God, the installation of the solar lights worth over thirty-five million Leones will not mark the end of his zest to making life better for people living in that part of Sierra Leone. He has vowed to build them a Junior Secondary School by September 2021 and a Rice Mill Centre, and a Luma marketplace to enable farmers to sell their products to local traders, as the one (Luma Market) existing miles away in Foredugu, north of the country.

Over the years, the ‘Preacher-farmer’ has not only been providing the various farmer-groups with machineries and seed rice, but also with seed money for micro-finance savings, though he pays for their labour on the farm.

Section Chiefs of the four villages and Ward Councilor profusely thanked Pastor Mambu for his generosity. Councilor Musa described the day as one of his happiest. In like manner, youth leaders and chairladies added: “With the solar lights, our school going children can now study at night. As youths, we can play games till 3:00am; the lights have brought happiness to our families plus improved security”.

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