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Pres. Weah gives to ‘Just A Girl’ Initiatives

MONROVIA, LIBERIA-President George Weah has made a huge donation to the ‘Just A Girl’ Initiatives.

The items donated include three-hundred sewing machines, four baking ovens, flour and sugar.

Presenting the items Monday, November 21, 2021, the Coordinator for Special Services in the President’s Office, Toe Wesseh, said:” The President’s decision to invest in the human resource capacity of young Liberians will be manifested more than ever before.”

He promised that more delivery of materials will continue across the country, in fulfillment of the President’s promises during his five months nationwide tour.

Receiving the materials on behalf of the Just A Girl Initiatives, Madam Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh thanked President Weah for staying true to his word.

She described the donation as the biggest contribution the school has received since its establishment.

Madam Seagbeh noted that the donation by the First Family will serve as an incentive for the enrollment of more students to acquire life skills.

Meanwhile, the school has extended its skill training program to other areas, including driving and soap making.

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