Morocco: Liberian Students Still Stranded in Morocco, 'GOL Yet to Paid Eight-Month Areas'

Monrovia — Liberians students studying in Morocco are once again raising alarm that they are still stranded in Morocco while "government is yet to apply any effort in addressing the eight-months arrears owed by them.

The students who are reportedly 23 in numbers, said they have completed their studies and would like to return home, but remain stranded for months while awaiting the Ministry of Education to settle their arrears as promised to allow them clear two years of accumulated debts (rents, bills, etc.) before leaving Morocco.

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