I am a Liberian born, 22 years presently. I am  a youth development and participation activist for social change.

I ran out of here since the 80s to save my life, pass through Ivory coast, Ghana, saw Togo, Benin, Nigeria and other west african countries.

My long stay in Ghana as a refugee give me more strengh to strive further and a motivation to become a change maker for the better future of my nation, continent and for the good of all youth on one nation earth...!

I am presently the Co-Facilitator/Trainer for the Creating Local Connections West Africa (CLCWA)-Liberia Project and the Coordinator for my organization’s ICT Programs, The African Child Peace Initiative (ACPI)-Liberia


While in Ghana, I grew interest in working for humanity as a youth involving in child and youth developments. Though I had a course of dream studies as an IT-Professional, my decision to also involve into humanitarian affairs was hugely supported by my eldest brother whose tireless effort for humanity have contributed immensely to peace, conflict resolution and youth development activities both in Ghana and now back home.
With my profession as IT – Professional, I believe, I have something to contribute to the nation’s youth development.

As a growing desire, seen total calm to conflict and a process of operation sweeping wave as declare by the present government for national development, I have decided to return home July 2006 to contribute to my brother’s effort which have led to the construction of a Multi-purpose Youth Center in one war-affected community, Caldwell, use as a military base by one warlord, Prince Johnson.