The Management of National Transport Authority (NTA) has disclosed that plans are on the way to provide separate transport services to students in uniform, farmers and marketers to help ease some of their financial burdens to remain focused and contribute meaningfully to the development of Liberia
The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), through the Liberia Bankers Association (LBA) yesterday officially launched the West African Monetary Zone project implementation in Monrovia.
The Management of the Liberty Investment Inc, producer of Aqualife Mineral Water, has stated that it has no plan whatsoever to produce and sell contaminated water to the public, and termed as “harmless error” foreign particles recently found in a sac of the company's plastic water.
A consortium of businessmen and women are calling on authorities at the Ministry of Finance to do everything possible within their scope of operations to fast track the payment of domestic debts to local and foreign businesses in the country.
Over 300 Liberian youth have concluded week-long leadership training in Bong Mines, Lower Bong County. The FPGML youth conference which saw intense worship service, prayers, parade for Jesus Christ, music, sports, concert and other forms of entertainment, had Senator Jewel Howard Taylor as some of its lecturers, including Rev. John S. Singbe, Decon Moses T. Bondoo, Pastor Joseph N. Kaiheyah, all of the Free Pentecostal Global Mission Liberia Incorporated, as well as Mr. Abel Plackie, National Secretary General of the of the youth department of the FPGML.
Speaking with this paper after the close of the week long religious gathering, the President of the Youth Department of the Free Pentecostal Global Mission Liberia Incorporated, Elder Kelvin S. Willie, Sr. thanked the Almighty God for the successful holding of the event, and praised the youth for the mature and discipline manner in which they conducted themselves throughout the conference.
“It is good that we have this kind of ga5thering because we need to get rid of this dependency syndrome and try to prepare our youth for the future” Elder Willie told this paper in exclusive interview Saturday.
Adding, “If the youth are to be independent, then, it means that they must be thought how to fish for themselves. They must be prepared with the necessary skills that would enable them sustain themselves even in the midst of scarce resources. This is the essence of this youth congregation.
Another purpose for the FPGML youth meeting, Elder Willie noted, “Is to ensure that the youth have a very upbringing. That this, the parents teach their children properly to be able to replace them when they're no longer around.”
The national youth conference of the FPGML church is an annual event that brings together hundreds of the church's youth community, and the 2012 youth celebration which took place in Bong Mines, Lower Bong County, brought together over 300 youth across Liberia.
