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| Sons And Daughters Of Liberia |
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Sons And Daughters Of Liberia awarded academic scholarships to twenty (20) participants and representatives of the First Annual Young Adult Conference. Below are the names of the recipients that were announced at the fundraiser dinner on Sunday, December 17, 2006. 1. Alfred Momolu Konuwah Gray D. Allison Elementary, Junior & Senior High 2. Lydia Sianeh Gbelee Young Women’s Christian Association in Liberia 3. Augustine S. M. Tamba Federation of Liberian Youth 4. Romell Antoinette Watson African Methodist Episcopal University 5. Winston Sunny Blyden Jr. New Era International School 6. Williametta Garyeah Martin Susan A. Berry Memorial High 7. Samuel Sunlonvayawoo Bengo Progressive Assembly of Liberian Youth (PALY) 8. C. Boimah Kiadii Jr. Global Institute of Vocational Education 9. Samuel Tupee Gbelia African Methodist Episcopal Zion (freshman) 10. Emmet Manley Crayton Jr. Monrovia Free Pentecostal Global Mission High (11th) 11. Albert Trokon Logan William V. S. Tubman High (12th) 12. Jenneh Ziambn Bright William V. S. Tubman High (12th) 13. Moses Browne Jr. United Methodist University (sophomore) 14. Lessie Love Tarr Calvary Baptist Church School System 15. Anita Zoe Kiadii Seventh Day Adventist High School (graduate) 16. Nathaniel Kokoa Waka African Methodist Episcopal University (junior) 17. Anthony Sele Bolay William V. S. Tubman High (12th) 18. Chea Thomas Bestman United Methodist University (freshman) 19. Sylvester D. King (Graduate) 20. Payundeh Dee Assembly of God Mission High (graduate) |
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| Sons And Daughters Of Liberia 2006 Scholarship Recipients |
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**SADOL has contacted the recipients’ educational institutions to verify that each recipient is enrolled for the 2007 academic year and that they are in good academic standing. SADOL has disburse a check for $200.00 to each recipient to be use toward educational expenses. Educational expenses include school fees (tuition), transportation to and from school, uniform, books, school supplies and lunch. Awardees who do not meet the requirements will lose their scholarship to other qualifying candidates.
SADOL’s academic scholarship goal is to obtain a scholarship for each of the 300+ participants and representatives of the conference by the disbursement date of August 01, 2007. |
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In addition to the twenty (20) SADOL Academic Scholarships that were awarded, Education Minister Joseph Korto pledged twenty (20) scholarships, Youth and Sports Minister Jamesetta Howard Wolokolie pledged five (5) scholarships, Her Excellency Madame Ellen Johnson Sirleaf contributed $500.00 (five hundred dollars) towards the scholarship fund and Mr. Joseph Roberts Mensah of UNMIL Radio Pledge two (2) scholarships. These pledges and cash contributions enabled SADOL to award thirty (30) scholarships to participants and representatives of the First Annual Young Adult Conference. Below is the list of additional scholarship recipients. 1. Prince Abraham Cassell Susan A. Berry Memorial Institute 2. Mamakiziel Siah Sicarr Youth in Action for the Promotion of the Gospel of Christ 3. Princess Tachie Siepoh St. Micheal Catholic High 4. O’Neal Garyeah Mark St. Peter Lutheran High 5. Ansu Abraham Metzger African Methodist Episcopal University/ EIWA 6. Charles P. Daniels St. Michaels Catholic School 7. Aloysius Slewion University of Liberia 8. Abraham Kamara African Methodist Episcopal Zion 9. Charles Kordor Fahnbulleh University of Liberia 10. Abel T. Thomas Global Institute Vocational Education 11. Precious Kolu Cephas Volunteer First Aid Association Inc. 12. McArthur Kaah Dee United Methodist University 13. Hadiatu Shaw College of West Africa 14. Gettie Edrich Kolleh Calvary Baptist School System 15. Gertrude Rebecca Konneh Sister Shirley Kolmer Memorial Catholic School 16. Frank S. Suku African Methodist Episcopal University 17. Faith Secret Gaye African Methodist Episcopal University 18. Clarence Abdullah Kamara Worldwide Mission School System 19. Denice Benetta Dennis LOIC/ UNHCR/ITU Computer training program 20. Anthony Sele Bolay William V. S. Tubman High 21. George Tellewoyah William V. S. Tubman High 22. Hawa Kamara St. Michael Catholic High/ Girls of Visions 23. Khatelay Dauda Sheriff J. J Ross Memorial High 24. Laurina Yuade Cooper Stella Maris Polytechnic 25. Mariama Ware J. J Ross Memorial High 26. Patrick Frank Blamo Jimmy Jolocon High 27. Menu Bainda All God’s Children School System 28. Momo Vamuyah Sheriff Calvary Baptist School System 29. F. Momolu Dorley High School Graduate 30. Momodu C. Kiazolu Worldwide Mission School System |