The Inquirer (Monrovia)
29 May 2008
The Liberian Students Association in Morocco (LISAM) has commended President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf for her outstanding support towards education.
The students noted that education is the only wealth that every nation should provide for its citizens without any hesitation.
In an open letter addressed to the President, a copy of which is in the possession of the INQUIRER under the signature of the association's president, Adam M. Dorley, Jr, rebuilding a nation's ruined educational system has been one of the key pillars in President Sirleaf administration's development plan.
"Madam Sirleaf has strongly manifested a vibrant change in the system since her ascendancy to the presidency, one of which we recently benefited from through the Ministry of Education's scholarship allowance," they said.
The letter dated April 2, 2008 further noted that it is apparent more than ever before in the educational sojourn that a token of encouragement from President Sirleaf's government, has removed the lines of despairs from LISAM faces and transformed it into the overzealous faces of hope and resilience.
Concluding, the students praised President Sirleaf for her excellent performance demonstrated in the interest of their academic pursuit.
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