GENTO Group of Companies (SL) Limited has presented its first public disclosure of its Seaport Project to be situated within the Dublin and Rickett Communities of Banana Island, situated South-West of the Freetown Peninsula in Sierra Leone. This disclosure occurred on Friday, October 6, 2023 and was followed by a similar event held in Waterloo on Saturday, September 7, 2023.
The Sea Port Project is estimated to cost a whooping sum of $1.5 Billion which has been conceived and to be implemented by the GENTO Group of Companies, under the auspices of popular businessman and philanthropist, Mohamed Gento Kamara.
In attendance during this important disclosure were Mohamed Gento Kamara, the Deputy Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources-Haja Isata Kabia, Director of Fisheries and Marine Resources- Kadijatu Jalloh, the Director of Operations for the Sierra Leone Port Authority (SLPA), Harbour Master of the Sierra Leone Port Authority - Captain Alpha Bangura, Chief Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)- Sheku Mack Kanneh, a lecturer of Njala University- Mohamed Jalloh, Acting headman of the Rickett Community (Banana Island), Managing Director of Environmental Management Venture Services Limited- Alhaji Koroma, Ocean Engineer -Dr. Obai Kargbo, Amidu Mansaray, from Njala University, Yusuf Alhaji Lahai from the Geology Department of Fourah Bay College, Community Leaders, residents and members of the Fourth Estate.
In his succinctly delivered address, Mohamed Gento Kamara, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Gento Group of Companies, a renowned road construction firm with assets worth millions of dollars, disclosed to all present the strides that have been made so far to invest in the aforementioned Seaport Project.
