MONROVIA, LIBERIA-The Resident Judge of Criminal Court “E”, Cllr. Kuku Dorbor, has challenged Victoria Williams High School (VWHS) graduates to use their diplomas to contribute meaningfully to Liberia’s development.
Cllr. Dorbor made the call over the weekend during the school’s 16th Graduation Ceremony, urging the graduates to recognize education as a tool for personal growth and national progress.
She emphasized that the country needs young Liberians who can think critically and contribute to problem-solving.
Cllr. Dorbor highlighted challenges that are expected they will face along way, noting that they must not fail to move from those challenges.
The legal practitioner also encouraged the graduates to uphold discipline, integrity, and hard work as they pursue higher education and other opportunities.
Meanwhile, the President of the Victoria Williams High School Alumni Association, Stanley Johnson, wants graduates of the school to remain disciplined, work hard, and pursue their dreams.
Johnson reminded the graduates that graduation is not the end of their journey but the beginning of another chapter in their lives.
He urged the students to remain focused on their goals and never forget the institution that helped lay the foundation for their future.
The LBS Reporter also thanked the school’s administration for their dedication and sacrifices in shaping the lives of students.
He, at the same time, pledged to work with the alumni and administration to ensure the school continue building Liberia’s next generation of leaders.