HON. ALPHA BAH

As Alpha Bah, a people’s leader, I would like to sincerely congratulate Musa M. Kieta Jr. on his victory in the DRIMS School System election. Congratulations on this well-deserved win.
I also want to congratulate Michael Tiah for his courage, effort, and commitment throughout the election process.
In every election, there must be a winner and a loser. What truly matters now is unity and cooperation. I encourage both of you to continue working together as usual, in the best interest of the student community.
Although I supported both of you, I knew only one person would eventually win. This outcome should be seen as a step forward for the students, not a division among leaders.
Once again, congratulations to you both, and I wish you wisdom, maturity, and success as you move forward for the good of the students.

Congratulations, brother and sister!
This is more than a celebration of achievement; it is a call to purpose. Fabius A. McCormack

Your journey reflects hope, resilience, and the promise of a new generation ready to rise and lead with integrity. The time has truly come for the new generation to step forward and serve the young people with courage, wisdom, and a clear vision for a better tomorrow.

Our communities are yearning for leaders who understand the struggles of the youth, who listen with empathy, and who act with sincerity. Leadership today is not about titles or recognition, but about service, sacrifice, and impact.

You represent a fresh mindset one rooted in unity, innovation, and accountabilities and this is exactly what our young people need.

Let your leadership inspire confidence in those who feel unheard. Let your actions open doors for education, empowerment, and opportunity.

Stand as advocates for fairness, development, and inclusion, ensuring that no young person is left behind. Through teamwork, commitment and tireless effort, real change is possible.

As you move forward, remain grounded in humility, driven by purpose, and guided by the vision of a stronger, more empowered generation.

The future belongs to those who are bold enough to serve and wise enough to lead. Go forward and make a lasting differencethe young people are watching, believing, and counting on you.

Once again, congratulations. This is your time to serve, to lead, and to transform.

I prepare to earn my Associate Degree in Criminal Justice. This is just the beginning
hard work, dedication, and bigger goals ahead.

The leadership of the Grand Bassa Muslim Student Union has officially met with Superintendent Karyou Johnson to advance discussions surrounding the growth, unity, and empowerment of Muslim students within Grand Bassa County.

According to the Union, the engagement was centered on the upcoming Muslim Students Summit, a groundbreaking initiative designed to bring together Muslim students from various communities, schools, and districts under one strong and organized leadership body.

The Summit is expected to:
• Foster unity and coordination among Muslim
student groups across the county
• Create a platform for leadership development
and mentorship
• Address key educational and community
challenges
• Strengthen the relationship between student
leaders and county authorities

Superintendent Johnson welcomed the initiative and assured the Union of his office’s support toward building a more vibrant and inclusive student community in Grand Bassa.

This Summit is set to be a major turning point for Muslim youth in the county .. promoting identity, leadership, and collective progress. Stay tuned for more updates as preparations intensify