Explaining this further, Dr. Daykeay intoned that since his return home, he has keenly observed most accusing fingers of corruption allegations pointed directly at the President of the Republic of Liberia, Madam Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, which he said is wrong. “It is improper for people to be easily singling out the President in accusations or allegations of corruption, because the bus does not stop at the President. “The President can only be in one capacity at a time, and we should stop blindly multiplying her all over the place in the name of corruption. Dr. Daykeay observed that this is the surest way to turn the corner in breaking away from the low ebb the Liberian education sector is experiencing. Since his return, Dr. Daykeay has been working with some secondary schools in the greater Monrovia area by training their instructional and administrative staffs to boost their capacity to deliver more professionally.

Source: Front Page Africa February 14, 2017 03:10 UTC