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Contact the Liberian Institute for "Growing "Patriotism

+231775153355
alexraynes65@gmail.com
http://ligp.org
Broad & Gurlay Street
Monrovia, Liberia
9 : 00 - 4 : 00

The Institute was launched under the auspices of the Angis Brooks International Centre for Women's Empowerment, Leadership Development, International Peace and Security (ABIC) on Thursday 12 December 2013 at the African Methodist University(AMEU), by Ambassador Charles Minor, of the Board of Tax Appeals, acting on behalf of former Judge Emma Shannon-Walser, first female Judge of the Circuit Court Of Liberia The ABIC has been established in honor of Liberia's and Africa's first women President of the United Nations General Assembly.In honoring her, the centre honors women in leadership in Africa and Worldwide

Hon. Olubanke King-Akerele

Executive Director & Chair of Board

History

The Institute was launched under the auspices of the Angis Brooks International Centre for Women's Empowerment, Leadership Development, International Peace and Security (ABIC) on Thursday 12 December 2013 at the African Methodist University(AMEU), by Ambassador Charles Minor, of the Board of Tax Appeals, acting on behalf of former Judge Emma Shannon-Walser, first female Judge of the Circuit Court Of Liberia The ABIC has been established in honor of Liberia's and Africa's first women President of the United Nations General Assembly.In honoring her, the centre honors women in leadership in Africa and Worldwide

Our Vision

The Institute vision is to be a premier "action-driven" development initiative for the "Growing" (i.e. development and promotion) of patriotism amongst Liberians. It seeks to develop a sense of pride in the Liberian nation and contribute to the process of nation-building through the consolidation Of Citizenship and infusing /educating the Liberian citizenry on what it means to be a Liberian and a patriot.

Our Mission

The primary mission of the Liberian Institute is two-fold: foremost to provide informal training and education for "Growing" Patriotism amongst Liberians. The institute achieves this through a series of interventions that will enhance the knowledge of the citizen through specific actions and advocacy thereby creating a sense of pride in being Liberians; that through capacity development and other programme interventions will involve participation in activities and training that will constitute the basis for "Growing" Patriotism. Secondly, to promote the upliftment of the welfare and wellbeing of Liberians through support to project activities (Ongoing and otherwise that contribute to the transformation of the Liberian Citizenry and the society.

Legal Status

The institute has been Incorporated and registered under the laws of the Republic of Liberia, as a Non-Governmental Organization. At present, the Incorporation papers have been registered and cleared by both Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and Ministry Of Commerce and Industry and Ministry Of Finance and development planning. The Incorporation Process with by-laws has now been completed. The three Incorporators are Cllr. Yvette Chesson-Wureh Counselor at law and establishment Coordinator of ABIC, Rev. J. Emmanuel Z. Bowier, Psycho-Social Counselor, Oral Historian and Former Ministry Of Information and Olubanke King-Akerele, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Minister of Minister Of Commerce and Industry.

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