Infrastructure

Hon. Gaye  recent actions include:

Community Infrastructure & Material Support

• Material Donations: In late 2025 and January 2026, Representative Gaye distributed hundreds of bags of cement and other building materials to multiple communities for local projects:Zor Gbaplay & Zor Ganaglay: 40 bags of cement each for community initiatives.
  Gbeh Loelay: 40 bags of cement for a town hall and local church.
  Zor Lepula & Gbeh Younlay: 30 bags of cement each.
  Karnplay City: Pledged 40 bags of cement for a basketball court and provided materials for local churches.
  

• Bridge & Market Hall Interventions: He provided $500 USD for repairs to theZorina bridgein Gbao and donated 25 bags of cement and 5 bundles of zinc for a market hall in Nyao Tow

Advocacy for Large-Scale Projects

• Mining Agreement Consultations: In January 2026, he led high-level consultations regarding the amended ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) Mineral Development Agreement (MDA). During these talks, he advocated for:Paved roads, safe drinking water, and modern healthcare for affected communities.
  Increasing the County Social Development Fund from $5 million to $9 million annually to fund district-level projects.
  

• Telecommunications: Following persistent network outages in Karnplay City, Gaye summoned the management of Lonestar GSM in late 2025 to demand immediate improvements to the district’s digital infrastructure.

Wider Context (2026)

• National Infrastructure Conference: His actions coincide with the first post-war National Infrastructure Conference held in Ganta in January 2026, where Nimba county leaders focused on road connectivity, energy, and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) services.

• Regional Road Projects: Major regional projects affecting the area, such as the Sanniquellie to Logatuo road, were reported as 85% complete as of early 2025.