Female in Africa Org Sierra Leone Stands Firm with Edwina Hawa Jamiru President Boakai Meets UAE’s Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Liberia’s Farming Comeback: From Big Harvests to Jobs

Female in Africa Org Sierra Leone Stands Firm with Edwina Hawa Jamiru

Meanwhile, with all that's happening in the World, unfortunately, a tragic incident occurred in Sierra Leone. A young woman from Sierra Leone was sexually manipulated and betrayed.

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Female in Africa Org Sierra Leone Stands Firm with Edwina Hawa Jamiru

Meanwhile, with all that's happening in the World, unfortunately, a tragic incident occurred in Sierra Leone. A young woman from Sierra Leone was sexually manipulated and betrayed. This devastating incident shifted her entire perspective on life.. At 18 years, she was full of ambitions, moving through the university in her early years, working hard to build a brighter future for herself in the field of education. During her early years, she crossed paths with a man by the name of Justice Momodu Jah Steven. He was more than 3 decades older than her. He is well respected, known by many, a sitting judge, a respected lecturer, and many people look up to him.

Jah Steven quickly came into her life as a mentor; she was very naïve. He promised to guide and mentor her in the world. Yet beneath all of these experiences lies a darker side of his life. What started as a mentorship slowly turned into a manipulation. This is not merely just a personal betrayal, but something that hits the entire community because he is a man of principle the community can rely on.

This hypothetical behavior of Steven is so unbelievable because he was publicly aligned with a program called OFF OUR GIRLS. This campaign was meant to protect young girls from the hands of predators like him. Sadly, during their private time they spent together, he became an example of what the entire program stands against. This incident sends a hurtful message to many parents in Sierra Leone that the protector can be a predator.

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President Boakai Meets UAE’s
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President Boakai Meets UAE’s Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed

Beautiful days for all Liberian's, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr, and his team are in the process of securing a wonderful opportunity for Liberia. The president is working very hard to get a strong partnership with leaders that would help him build and grow a beautiful Mama Liberia.

Recently, President Boakai met with the President of the United Arab Emirates, President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to discuss plans for Liberia. This meeting with the President of the UAE is not an ordinary matter. The meeting took place in Abu Dhabi and would empower the Liberian people. President Boakai is trying so hard to find ways he can develop and grow the country and help the people of Liberia.

The location of the meeting was at the Qasr Al Bahr palace. The President of the UAE welcomed President Boakai with so much love and respect. Both leaders have great respect for each other, and they started discussing many ways of changing the future of Liberia.

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Liberia’s Farming Revival: Turning Harvests into Jobs
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Liberia’s Farming Comeback: From Big Harvests to Jobs

Great news, the farmers in Liberia is doing extremely well. The latest World Bank report about the country's economy gives the Ministry of Agriculture so much hope and joy. Yesterday, the report was released, and the report stated that Liberia’s farming sector is really growing and creating more jobs for the citizens.

The Liberian Agricultural industry is on the path to resilience growth and creating productive opportunities. This is not just about numbers or chats. They're telling a story about how farming is now becoming the most important part of the Liberian economy. Many years ago, in Liberia, farming was the main source of providing food for many families in Liberia. But now farming is changing the entire country, it's starting to help many people, while building the economy, creating jobs, and real business opportunities for the citizens of Liberia.

The Agricultural Ministry shows progress

The economy of Liberia grew by 4.0% in 2024, and the reports showed that farming was a big part of that success. The Agricultural industry of Liberia is growing fast. Agriculture grew by 3.4% in Liberia, and its much larger than the 1.4% growth of the year before. This tells you that farming alone is a huge success in the entire Liberian economy.

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The Agricultural Ministry shows progress

The economy of Liberia grew by 4.0% in 2024, and the reports showed that farming was a big part of that success. The Agricultural industry of Liberia is growing fast. Agriculture grew by 3.4% in Liberia, and its much larger than the 1.4% growth of the year before. This tells you that farming alone is a huge success in the entire Liberian economy.

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Africa | Sierra Leone Stands Firm with Edwina Hawa Jamiru

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Female in Africa Org Sierra Leone Stands Firm with Edwina Hawa Jamiru

Meanwhile, with all that's happening in the World, unfortunately, a tragic incident occurred in Sierra Leone. A young woman from Sierra Leone was sexually manipulated and betrayed. This devastating incident shifted her entire perspective on life.. At 18 years, she was full of ambitions, moving through the university in her early years, working hard to build a brighter future for herself in the field of education. During her early years, she crossed paths with a man by the name of Justice Momodu Jah Steven. He was more than 3 decades older than her. He is well respected, known by many, a sitting judge, a respected lecturer, and many people look up to him.

Jah Steven quickly came into her life as a mentor; she was very naïve. He promised to guide and mentor her in the world. Yet beneath all of these experiences lies a darker side of his life. What started as a mentorship slowly turned into a manipulation. This is not merely just a personal betrayal, but something that hits the entire community because he is a man of principle the community can rely on.

This hypothetical behavior of Steven is so unbelievable because he was publicly aligned with a program called OFF OUR GIRLS. This campaign was meant to protect young girls from the hands of predators like him. Sadly, during their private time they spent together, he became an example of what the entire program stands against. This incident sends a hurtful message to many parents in Sierra Leone that the protector can be a predator.

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