"Join me, build a better Liberia" – President Weah calls Liberians

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Monrovia, Liberia: President George Manneh Weah called on all Liberians to join him in building the best and greatest nation since the country's founding 171 years ago.

President Weah acknowledged that the task of building a vibrant nation is a major challenge that requires the participation of all Liberians. a strong bond of peace and unity.

In a special declaration to the official program of Independence Day at the Centennial Pavilion on Thursday, July 26, 2018, Liberian leader Weah prayed the blessings, direction and guidance of God while the Liberians are striving to chart a new course for the country.

According to him, the development of the nation would prove sterile and futile in the absence of peace and unity among Liberians.

"To move Liberia forward and achieve sustainable development, we must be united and at peace with ourselves, we need a strong union and peace that remains in our hearts for the prosperity of our beloved country, "said President Weah.

"So I invite you, regardless of our political convictions, to join me and build a better Liberia.Let's start moving our country, let's unite to recover the lost years."

[19659005] President Weah argued that the government alone can not take on the task of rebuilding Liberia – it is rather a task for all Liberians. "No matter who you are and where you are, opposition or otherwise, in rural areas of the country or in the diaspora, in towns or villages or in the city, as long as you are Liberian, it is your patriotic and nationalistic duty to put your hands on the bridge to help us build our country, "he urged Liberians.

"Dear Liberians, today, only six months after six years in office, I have made a solemn commitment to continue to diligently and diligently to work for a more perfect peace among our peoples, with the aim and aim of becoming a more reconciled, united, peaceful and prosperous nation. "

The Liberian leader expressed the view that hope that all Liberians can celebrate the progress made together in celebrating national independence next year, adding: "it is my hope that at the age of 172 years, the Liberian under our leadership would have accelerated the pace of the coming of the happy land we wish to our country – a glorious land of freedom and prosperity by the command of God. "

Earlier, national speaker, Samuel D. Tweah, Jr. called on Liberians to join the government for The country, and also stressed the need for corruption, which has retarded the growth and development of at all levels of the national sphere – including churches, mosques and schools.

He suggested to the national government to remove teachers from the corruption network even from clbadrooms. The national speaker also stressed the importance of diversifying the economy for the benefit of Liberians.