Pres. Weah pays 1,337 Graduates’ Fees

Liberia President George Manneh Weah has given over USD$400,000 to the United Methodist University (UMU) as the graduation fees for 1,337 graduating students of the university. Serving as the 18th Commencement Convocation speaker, President Weah congratulated the graduates and admonished them to continue, as education is the best way.

Speaking on the team, the journey in the wall, Mr. Weah encouraged the young graduates to prepare themselves for the challenges ahead. He at the same time admonished them to prepare themselves for the job market. Acknowledging UMU hard work, President Weah cautioned the university to keep its eyes on the graduates as they are ambassadors of the university and partners in progress for a new Liberia.

According to the Liberian Leader, respect and honor for leaders lead a professional long way to success. President Weah cautioned the graduates to be ready and prepared for every opportunity.

Godfred Badu Quansah

I am the TV Director/Senior Reporter/Photo Journalist for Kreative Mindz Studio (KMTV LIB), based in Liberia. I cover political, economic development, sports, and human development stories within Liberia, with a focus of development, democracy, human rights and social media. Since joining KMTV as Program Director/Photo Journalist in early 2018, I have developed programs currently running on KMTV and covered stories ranging from politics, sports, and social issues in homeland Liberia and Ghana. I previously worked as a photojournalist for OK FM and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GTV), where I covered politics and economic developments, sports and social issues and local drama. +231778397650/+231881378585 gbaduquansah@gmail.com

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