Announcements from Jungle Water Group and its businesses.
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Jungle Energy Power expands cross-border grid coverage
The Nimba County Grid now serves communities from Loguatuo at the Ivory Coast border through to Saclepea, drawing power from Ghana's Akosombo Dam.
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Jungle Energy Power (JEP), the electricity subsidiary of Jungle Water Group of Investment, continues to expand reliable service across Nimba County.
Operating under the West Africa Power Pool, JEP transmits electricity generated from the Akosombo (Volta) Dam in Ghana, crossing the Ivorian grid and terminating in Liberia. The service now reaches Ganta, Gbarnga, Bahn, Sanniquellie, Saclepea, and Karnplay.
The project represents one of Liberia's most significant cross-border infrastructure achievements, bringing consistent power to homes, schools, and businesses that previously relied on intermittent supply.
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Group donates $112,000+ in equipment to Nimba municipalities
Founder Mr. Tomah Seh Floyd, Sr. delivered dump trucks, a fire truck, tricycles, and garbage bins to municipal leaders across Nimba County.
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In keeping with our commitment to public service, Jungle Water Group founder Mr. Tomah Seh Floyd, Sr. has donated equipment valued at more than $112,000 to municipalities across Nimba County.
The donation includes dump trucks, a fire truck, tricycles, and garbage bins — assets that directly support sanitation, emergency response, and local commerce.
"Our success only matters if it lifts the communities we serve," Mr. Floyd said at the handover ceremony. The gesture reinforces the Group's long-standing philosophy of investing back into the people of Nimba.
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Jungle Water Group surpasses 1,000 employees
Combined across energy, beverages, hospitality, and distribution, the Group now employs over 1,000 Liberians in Nimba County and beyond.
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Jungle Water Group of Investment has crossed a significant milestone: over 1,000 people now work across its five active subsidiaries.
From the linemen and technicians of Jungle Energy Power, to the production teams at Jungle Mineral Water and Jungle Orange, to hospitality staff at Jackie Guest House and distribution teams across Jungle Guinea Road minimarts — the Group has become one of Nimba County's largest private employers.
This milestone reflects two decades of steady growth since incorporation in 2004.
