The VOINZORLAYEA Team, headed by Albert Ballah, has secured 100 scholarship slots for young people in Lofa County, following advocacy efforts aimed at expanding educational opportunities for youths in the county.
The scholarships were made possible through funding from the Office of the Vice President of Liberia, H.E. Jeremiah KpanKoung, following advocacy by the VOINZORLAYEA Team.
According to the allocation, Voinjama District will receive 40 scholarship slots, while Salayea and Zorzor districts will each benefit from 30 slots.
The initiative is expected to provide educational opportunities for young people from the three districts, helping them pursue their academic goals and improve their prospects for the future.
The achievement has been welcomed as an important step toward supporting youths in Lofa County, with appreciation extended to the Office of the Vice President for providing the funding and to the VOINZORLAYEA Team for its advocacy efforts.
Particular recognition has been given to Hon. Albert Ballah, chairman of the VOINZORLAYEA Team, for his leadership and commitment to advocating for educational opportunities for young people in the county.
The scholarship initiative highlights the potential role of youth advocacy in attracting support for education and promoting development at the local level.
Beneficiaries of the scholarship slots have also been congratulated, with hopes that the opportunity will help them advance their education and contribute meaningfully to the development of Lofa County and Liberia as a whole.
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