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The Inquirer Newspaper Boss is dead

Veteran Liberian Journalist Philip Wesseh is dead.

According to family sources, Mr. Wesseh, affectionately called ‘Gina’, died early on Wednesday morning, September 14, 2022, at the John F. Kennedy Memorial in Sinkor, Monrovia.

The Managing Editor of the Inquirer Newspaper has been battling with diabetes for a protracted period, resulting to one of his legs being amputated in Ghana.

Attorney Philip Wesseh was a renowned lecturer at the University of Liberia Mass Communication Department, a media trainer and mentor for hundreds of Liberian journalists.

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