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Omaru Kanneh, Jr,

Omaru Kanneh Jr is a young Liberian.
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He is serving as Youth Volunteer at Leading Youths to Foster Transformation in Africa (an educative and innovative Youth-organization) in Liberia, where he received a certificate of honor in 2022.

17/06/2024

CSOs Management Training for Grassroots Youth-Led CSOs

Targeted Audience: 20 youth from grassroot youth led Civil Society Organizations

Location: Old PCS Building, 72nd Community, Montserrado County, Liberia

Timeline: July 12-13, 2024 (Friday-Saturday)
ABOUT THE TRAINING:

The CSOs Management Training for grassroots youth led Civil Society Organizations is organized by the Liberian delegates of Cohort 48 of the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) who recently returned from GIMPA, Ghana after completing a five-week online and onsite training in civic leadership.

The training is in fulfilment of post-initiatives of fellows who attend the YALl program, whether online or onsite, as all participants are required to implement an initiative in their home countries after finishing the five-week training.
The goal of the training is to equip 20 youth from grassroots youth led Civil Society Organizations with the necessary skills, knowledge, and resources to effectively enhance their organizational leadership and strengthen capacity for positive social change.

Apply here 👇

https://bit.ly/3Rwa1FY

16/06/2024

Another great day of being a Muslim.
Ya Allah thanks for bringing us this far.
EID-AL-ADHA

15/06/2024

"Discipline"

08/06/2024

Keep believing in yourself.

29/05/2024

Night exercise with athlete Raqibata CIKA (45 Kilometers) 🇳🇬🤝🇱🇷

Due to change in our schedule, we didn't get off session sooner but still we don't compromise our daily exercises.

Who want to join us tomorrow morning at 5:00am? 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

28/05/2024

We need to break the silence around menstruation and start talking about it openly and honestly. We need to educate ourselves and others about the menstrual cycle and its normality. We need to challenge the myths and taboos that surround menstruation. By doing so, we can create a world where menstruation is seen for what it is: a natural and healthy part of life.

Happy world menstrual.

17/05/2024

Isn't all about saying “I pledge allegiance to the flag of Liberia and to the Republic for which it stands. One nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

Growing up in a household dominated by West African cultural influences, my personal connection and emotional attachment to Liberia run deep. As I highlight, the cultural norms and traditions of West African descent, particularly in the context of intimate partner violence, play a significant role in shaping personal relationships.

This connection to cultural roots transcends borders, as first-generation American women of West African descent strive to preserve their heritage and customs, even in a diasporic setting. Moreover, the normalization of intimate partner violence in certain West African countries underscores the complexities and challenges faced by individuals navigating traditional practices in a modern world. Understanding these dynamics is crucial in exploring the nuances of my own affection for Liberia—a love that goes beyond mere geographical ties and holds intrinsic value, as I emphasizes the influence of culture on interpersonal relationships and future aspirations

Reflecting on the profound impact Liberia has had on my personal and academic journey, it is clear that my love for this country transcends any material wealth. Through my research and interactions with the people of Liberia, I have gained a deeper understanding of their rich history, culture, and resilience in the face of adversity.

The connections I have built with local communities and scholars like Momodu Gray , Sunnie Antonio Marcar Jr. , Richard Allen , Fatu QueenFifi Kaba , Simeon Jomah , Luisene A K Scott, Mohammed Wisdom Barry, Lahai Emmerson Kanneh have shaped my perspective on global issues and sparked a passion for social justice and sustainable development. As I conclude this exploration of Liberia, I am reminded that the relationships and experiences I have gained are invaluable and irreplaceable.

My love for Liberia is rooted in a commitment to equity, justice, and collaboration, and will continue to guide my efforts to contribute meaningfully to the progress and prosperity of this beautiful nation.

I love you so much Mama Liberia. 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷

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Night exercise with athlete Raqibata CIKA (45 Kilometers) 🇳🇬🤝🇱🇷 Due to change in our schedule, we didn't get off session sooner but still we don't compromise our daily exercises. Who want to join us tomorrow morning at 5:00am? 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃