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    GBCC President calls for critical viewing of Political Platforms.

    JeruegBy JeruegAugust 29, 2017Updated:August 29, 2017No Comments5 Views
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    By Prince Wonplu in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County

    As political campaign heats up in Grand Bassa County from various political parties, the President of the Grand Bassa Community College, Dr. Nathaniel Gbassagee, has urged his fellow compatriots to make a critical decision when they cast their votes.

    The educator is calling on Liberians to sincerely critique the platforms of Candidates before making decision.

    Dr. Gbassagee has said that the ability of the citizens to digest the political plans critically will enable them identify the true leaders who can transform the Nation.

    Speaking over the weekend as Orator of the Flag Day Grand Bassa celebration, Dr. Gbassagee also encouraged the students to aim for higher education as means of bringing pride to Liberia’s Second oldest County.

    The man who took over from Madam Auguring Herring at the Grand Bassa Community College in March of 2017 emphasized that Liberians must speak in accordance with the American Educational foundation rather than copying after other people.

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