14 July 2011
A high power delegation from the Liberia National Students Union (LINSU) has departed the Monrovia for a county tour in the Southeastern region of Liberia.
A LINSU release states that the essence of the tour is to do a voters’ analysis on the views of the students in the ensuing presidential and legislative elections coupled with the roles of students and their responsibilities in the electoral processes.
While in the Southeastern region, the LINSU delegation is expected to gauge the opinion on the prevailing circumstances of the state and provide a clear-cut direction for the student community in the elections.
The LINSU delegation headed by LINSU’s President, Kwamie E. Ross and Benedict B. Williams, LINSU Presidential Press Secretary among others, will organize public forums for student debate the current state of affairs and project a clear roadmap for the political determinations as the electoral process unfold.
Besides the holding of debates, the LINSU delegation will provide the opportunity for students in the region to develop a political consciousness as well as to grow a sense of political maturity to make an informed decision in the electoral process.
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LINSU Officials Tour Southeastern Liberia