By Sally S. Bryant Jr.
SINYEa TOWN, Suakoko District, Bong County — Bong County Senator Johnny Kpehe Sr. has pledged continued support for education and youth advancement, including scholarships for outstanding secondary school graduates seeking to pursue university studies.
Kpehe made the commitment during the graduation ceremony of the Hannah S. Bardah Memorial School of Excellence in Sinyea Town, Suakoko District, where graduating students were recognized for completing their secondary education.
Addressing the gathering, the senator said education remains central to preparing young Liberians for greater opportunities and enabling them to contribute to the development of their communities.
He commended the school’s administration and teachers for maintaining the institution’s educational programs despite challenges encountered over the years.
Kpehe urged the graduates to remain disciplined and focused as they move beyond secondary school, stressing that academic achievement should be matched by determination and a commitment to serving their communities.
The senator said his support for students would include scholarship opportunities for outstanding graduates to continue their education at the university level.
He encouraged the graduates to pursue higher education where possible and to use the knowledge and skills acquired in school to contribute to the development of Bong County.
The ceremony brought together school administrators, teachers, parents, community members and other well-wishers to mark the graduates’ transition from secondary education to the next stage of their academic and professional lives.
