Rudolph Kwanue University RKU

42 scholarship to classroom Teachers and school owners and 8 to duxs...

Today was another blessed and fulfilling day.

I had the honor of serving as guest speaker at the graduation ceremonies of Blessed Kids Foundation Christian Academy and Zion Christian Academy.

Throughout June and July, God has given me the privilege of serving as guest speaker at four schools:

1. New Life Academy
2. Mother Elizabeth Industrial Christian Academy
3. Blessed Kids Foundation Christian Academy
4. Zion Christian Academy

I am grateful for every invitation. I believe that investing in education is one of the greatest investments anyone can make for Liberia.

As President of Rudolph Kwanue University (RKU), I made a personal commitment to support education beyond words.

At New Life Academy, I awarded tuition scholarships to the first and second Dux.

At Mother Elizabeth Industrial Christian Academy, I awarded a tuition scholarship to the first Dux and another scholarship to the young lady who excellently read and presented my autobiography.

At Blessed Kids Foundation Christian Academy, I awarded a tuition scholarship to the Dux, Matacious O. Bryant, and another scholarship to the person who introduced me to the program.

At Zion Christian Academy, I awarded tuition scholarships to the KII Dux, Abraham Vaeney, and the Grade Six Dux, Blessing Moore.

In total, eight outstanding students have received my personal tuition scholarships for the next academic year.

I also announced RKU tuition support for 42 teachers, administrators, and staff from these schools.

They will be responsible only for meeting the admission requirements, registration, and other approved university fees.

Classes at Rudolph Kwanue University begin July 6. I encourage all beneficiaries to take advantage of this opportunity.

By God's grace, the journey continues. On Sunday, I will be at Wisdom Academy in Johnsonville as guest speaker, and the same blessings will be extended there.

I want to encourage everyone: never stop giving to those in need. I have experienced difficult times myself, so I know what it means to need someone to open a door for you.

That is why, whenever God blesses me, I choose to be a blessing to others. We may not be able to help everyone, but each of us can help someone.

Thank you to every school that welcomed me and trusted me to share in these special moments.

May God continue to bless education, bless our children, and bless the Republic of Liberia. Even