I pen down these words from my heart, that live has its own dimension of perceiving things.
The probability of you taking a race define or determining the impact it places in your Life. Know that mistakes are meant for learning, not to be represented.
If you fall, congratulations most people won’t even try.
Definiteness of purpose is the starting point of all achievements.
What’s your thoughts?
As a Youth Lead Ambassador for Peace and 2017 UNDP Child Election Peace Ambassador
and in keeping with our commitment to service humanty, we present to you the 2022 NATIONAL PEAC SUMMIT.
We are incooperating and reaching out to the public (especially youths) with a face-to-face conversation and medial engagement in educating them to services as a PEAC ICON in every Sector’s of their lives (Professional) as we await the 2023 General Elections.
This is the country we can’t be deposited from.
#I4peac_2023_Lib_General_Elections.
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I Sat And Think about what they have said about me.
I smile 😊 and Wonder and Begin to calculate and even asked great mathematicians philosophers; but they couldn’t comprehend the miraculous Works of the All Marty.
Than I said to myself, ” If God can brine this far, (hum!, Single Mother, Put out of School on numerous occasions for tuition, sell in the streets of Monrovia, my Mother have to go on West Point beach to buy fish and dry to sell just to pay my school fees,…
This picture speaks a lot, and if I was to write all God has done in my life, would have been no storage left in the database of Facebook for further posts.
But one Good thing I can clearly say to you all is that “Your destination is yours, put it in the hands of God, allowed him to do his work for you, and at the end your smile is going to be greater than today. 🙏🙏✌️💪💪💪
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And get more incounter with today issues confronting society .
Someone graduated at the age of 22, but waited 5 years before landing a good job.
Someone became CEO at 25, and died at 50.
While another became CEO at 50, and lived to be 90.
Someone is still single, while someone in their school group has become a grandfather.
Obama retired at 55 and Trump started at 70.
Everyone in this world works according to their time zone.
People around you may seem ahead of you and some may seem to be behind you.
But everyone makes their own race, at their own pace.
Don’t envy them.
They’re in their time zone, and you’re in yours.
So, relax.
You’re not late.
You’re not ahead.
You’re right on time.
Life is not a speed race!
YOU ARE THE CEO OF YOUR LIFE 😃👊🏽”
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Because it leads to:
✅ Stronger economies
✅ Less inequalities
✅ More opportunities for everyone to succeed
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I accompany the Children Parliament Speaker at the YALI RLC west Africa Accra (Liberia Alumni Chapter) in congratulations and induction of the newly elected officials at the Cape Hotel, Mamba Potion, Monrovia City.
As Nation Advisor, I was introduced to the President of Liberia National Student’s Union (LINSU)
We had a discussion on how the Children of Liberia can be included in their upcoming activities and futures engagements.
I reached out to the newly elected President of the YALI LIBERIA CHAPTER and had seminar conversation in supporting and protecting the Children of Liberia and Africa at lage.
We also reached out to the many USAID, and YALI Network State holders in discussing of children inclusion of children in their Enterpriship and Leadership training as a means of building the new generation for a better tomorrow.
Special appreciate to Mr. Varney Teddy Wilson, Former President YALI Liberia Chapter for his excellent job and his closed relationship with the children Parliament of Liberia while serving as President than.
Many thanks to the Speaker of the Children Parliament of Liberia for the invite though.
I accompany the Children Parliament Speaker at the YALI RLC west Africa Accra (Liberia Alumni Chapter) in congratulations and induction of the newly elected officials at the Cape Hotel, Mamba Potion, Monrovia City.
As Nation Advisor, I was introduced to the President of Liberia National Student’s Union (LINSU)
We had a discussion on how the Children of Liberia can be included in their upcoming activities and futures engagements.
I reached out to the newly elected President of the YALI LIBERIA CHAPTER and had seminar conversation in supporting and protecting the Children of Liberia and Africa at lage.
We also reached out to the many USAID, and YALI Network State holders in discussing of children inclusion in their Enterpriship and Leadership training as a means of building the new generation for a better tomorrow.
Special appreciate to Mr. Varney Teddy Wilson, Former President YALI Liberia Chapter for his excellent job and his closed relationship with the children Parliament of Liberia while serving as President than.
Many thanks to the Speaker of the Children Parliament of Liberia for the invite though.
Ideological Perspectives On The Dark Days In Africa: A Tragedy Of The African Child
For us Africans, we truly believe in struggle icons and freedom fighters.
We believe in the revolutionary ideology of black school children who lost their lives and several injured on the streets of Soweto on June 16, 1976.
Selflessly, they would go on and protest the poor quality of their education against the autocratic apartheid regime of South Africa – a system impregnated with racial segregation that privileged the aristocratic minority white elite class.
Interestingly, they would courageously assemble and protest the fundamentals of learning backwardness and demanded their right be taught in their own language.
Sadly, though, hundreds of about ten thousand black school students were shot. More than a hundred people were annihilated, and more than a thousand injured.
Indeed, the messages of an iconic hero in Patrick Henry was clear and may have well resonated in mind: “give me liberty, or death!”.
In unison, they truly fought for freedom to the depth.
Continuously, the struggle history in those luminaries must be told upon generations to come; on this backdrop, we partially celebrate this moment as Africans.
On another hand, as we observe this day in the struggle history of our continent, many questions come to mind: What are the prospects for The African Child?
How would it feel now were Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana to rise up again? How would it feel if Julius Mwalimu Nyerere of Tanzania were to rise up? How would it feel if Sir Alahaji Abubakar Tafawa Belewa and Samora Machel of Nigeria and Mozambique, respectively were to rise up again and address these concerns? How more would it feel if Nelson Mandela of South Africa, Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo of Namibia and Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso were all to rise up again?
How would they feel to note that mammoth of children in Africa have today been subjected to primary education; how would they feel to know that there have been a radical reincarnation of the oligarchic apartheid regime in its contemporary practical phenomenon, reforming and ameliorating backward situational dilemma on the faces of millions of children living and struggling in Africa?
How would those leaders feel today?
I have seen African parents who strove to sustain their homes, even if it meant becoming modern slaves in their home land does not matter at all, only if the need arises for survivability.
I have seen African children who went to bed hungry, still thinking what would be the order of the day; yet, there are children in Africa who wonder in tatters and destitution.
I have seen and read disgusting pages about Africa, and all these are the true tragedy of The African Child.
O… My Africa! since you are gradually marching towards freedom of equality, productivity and stratification, it is time that you must now create avenue where your children in all Africa would attain quality standards in every aspect of life. You must now control your own economy and monopolize the livelihood of your children.
This is the Africa we envision as Africans; and this, you, o… Africa must subscribe to.
And as we observe the International Day Of The African Child across the globe, yea the African continent, the world today must now change its ideological perspectives on the tragedy of The African Child.
Surely, Africa must now change its own narratives!!
Amb. Courage Y Kah _ Child Right and Social Justice Activities_Day of the African Child Message 2022.
Bravo to the President, Bro Joseph Zawiea and the 21st leadership of the Monrovia District Youth Fellowship
Bravo to the president, brother Joseph Zawiea and the 21st leadership of the Monrovia District Youth Fellowship.
Little Samuel Owuso, a young Ghanaian rapper shork million of supper star Sarkodia supporters in a musical concert.
Supporters are saying that the little boy is the next Ghanaian hero to take over the Ghana music Industry as the next Sarkodie.
Secretary General of the Liberian National Children Forum (Montserrado Chapter)
Former Director of the women and children division at DCF-Liberia
Member of the ten men delegate that signed the children law of Liberia in 2005, Forme part of the team that advanced for Justice of the death of little Shiake Kamara who was killed in the township by an unknown AFL personal during the Edola outbreak.
I joined Satta F Sheriff (former speaker of the children forum of Liberia) To petition the Government to gave autopsy report for the death of Alvin Moses and Ruben Paye, who where found dead in A Nigerian national car in the VOA community.
Mission
Is to advocate for children, humanity, collaborating and volunteer my service for the betterment of children living in Liberia and our global village at large.
Vision
A safe environment for every child, better education good health care and drastic action taken for any form of violence against women and children.
With passion and commitment,and speaking for the right of every child.
Join us as we unit the world,
#for peace..
#for justice…
#for togetherness..in one world.
I see justice coming for the children of Liberia.
Is time we come together and say NO to child labor in Liberia.
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Uniting children is the best thing to.
Even when I’m sick..
I still united with then.
Celebrating the 16 days of Activism at Liberia, at the Centennial Memorial Pavilion in Monrovia city.
I present the National Action Plant on the Elimination Of the Worst Forms of Child Labour: 2018-2030…
This blog is written by Courage Y Kah, Child Right Advocate, the author of a case study on accountability and education in Bangladesh commissioned for the 2017/8 GEM Report. The blog is part of a series showing that accountability in education is shaped by a country’s history and political, social, and cultural context. Background: Bangladesh’s Education system Like other service […]
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I’m calling on ECOWAS, AU, USAID, WORLD BANK GROUP, United Nation and HUMANITARIAN, to help support the National Action Plant on the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Liberia (2018-2030).
20 November ,peringatan hari anak sedunia bersama David Beckham
via World Childrens Day With David Beckham — BENING MATA SEBENING HATI
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