Key Focus 

In early 2026, Representative Nehker Gaye (District #3, Nimba County) embarked on the infrastructural development n the Gbehlay-Geh district through community-led consultations, material donations, and advocacy for national support.

Nehker Gaye consistently prioritizes human capacity building through his Educational Support Program, providing financial aid and scholarships to students at institutions like the Nimba County University College (NCUC) and the University of Liberia.

Hon Nehker E Gaye has proposed legislative acts to create the Sang-Zao and Lan-kao Chiefdoms within the Gbehley Geh Administrative District, aiming to improve local governance and representation.

In many districts across Liberia, healthcare delivery is the thin line between a community’s survival and its collapse. Hon. Gaye prioritise Investment in healthcare delivery not just as humanitarian act but a strategic economic investment. Strengthening these systems—by recruiting more workers and improving infrastructure—enables poor districts to finally escape the stagnation of chronic disease

Powering Gbehlay-Geh
Nehker Gaye has identified energy as the "foundation stone" for all other district improvements. His approach to solving the energy crisis is multi-dimensional, focusing on both immediate relief and long-term sustainability.

Nehker Gaye has become a central figure in the push to modernize Gbehlay-Geh District. His strategy for technological advancement is built on the belief that digital tools are the "new roads" of the 21st century—essential for trade, education, and health. "Technology is not just about phones; it is about giving our farmers a fair price and our children a fair chance at the future."
(Gaye’s advocacy philosophy)

The residents of Gbehlay-Geh District suffer from chronic food insecurity caused by a cycle of low-productivity subsistence farming and high market costs. Despite having some of the most fertile land in Nimba County, the district remains vulnerable.Nehkeh Gaye’s approach focuses on modernizing the rural economy by empowering the people of Gbehlay-Geh to own the entire value chain. The solution is built on four pillars .