Liberia: Labour Ministry Official Calls For More Support and Expansion of Free and Compulsory Primary Education For Liberian Children

Administrative Assistant to Deputy Labour Minister for Manpower, Planning and Human Resource Development, Blama Allison, speaking at the graduation program MONROVIA – The Administrative Assistant to Deputy Labour Minister for Manpower, Planning and Human Resource Development, Blama Allison, has called for more support and expansion of free and compulsory primary education for Liberian children while the Government of Liberia(GoL) is making every effort to revive the Liberian Educational System through the ARREST AGENDA. By Augustus D. R Bortue@frontpageafricaliberia on line. com Speaking on behalf of his boss, Deputy Labour Minister for Manpower, Planning and Human Resource Development, Steven S. Kolubah, at the 2025/2026 Graduation Program of the St.

Samuel High School on Saturday, October 10 at the main campus of the school on Center Street, Monrovia, Administrative Assistant Allison called on parents to assess the least available resources and opportunities in their range to educate every child with outmost guidance and inspiration. Speaking on the theme: “Support Education”, he stated, ‘‘Let us leave no child at home. Don’t see education as an expensive process. See it as an investment. Know that you are only spending around 10% of what you will benefit when your child or children become educated. ’’ He then admonished the school administrators and teachers to make every effort to provide quality education to Liberian children and to try as best as possible to tailor learning materials to concepts that will prepare the students to face innovation and compete with other students around the world. ‘’Teach for skills and cognitive development and not for the exams,’’ the Labour Ministry official challenged the teachers of the St. Samuel High School. Administrative…