The General Overseer of Faith Miracle Center Ministry, Reverend Apostle Alfred J. Mannah, has urged young graduates to embrace personal growth.
Mannah emphasized the need for education to foster problem-solving, creativity, and better decision-making for both individuals, and their communities.
His comment was contained in a keynote address at the 10th graduation exercise of the Faith Academy School System in Brewerville over the weekend.
Mannah highlighted that education enhances employability by equipping individuals with the skills necessary to meet job requirements, and secure stable employment.
He encouraged graduates not to stop at the gate, but to look ahead, and persevere, stating: “It is through perseverance that blessings come.”
Mannah is the director of education at Faith Academy School System.
He reminded the graduates to “be curious, stay kind, and never shy away from working hard for what matters.”
He addressed the Class of 2025/2026.
“The world does not just need successful individuals; it needs compassionate, resilient people ready to make a real difference. Take a deep breath, hold your heads high, and step forward with courage.”
The Faith Academy School System, located on the outskirts of Monrovia, has graduated 33 students, who successfully passed the West African Examination Council placement exam.
