By Jallah AmosonThe executive director of National Adult Education Association of Liberia (NAEAL) says adult education is important to the growth of the country and therefore it should not be overlooked. Madam Desterlyn Allen made the statement at the launch of a Level 2 literacy program at the Monrovia Christian Fellowship Center on 9th Street, Sinkor over the weekend. Madam Allen said NAEAL’s community empowerment programs are Adult Literacy, Business Development Training, Life Skills Training, Institutional Capacity Building, Networking Advocacy, Resource Development and Professional Development. She said NAEAL was established in 1977 by a group of young Liberian educators who were interested in promoting literacy in Liberia. She called on the government and international partners to rally support to NAEAL in order to make Liberia a better society in its adult literacy development.

Source: Daily Observer February 27, 2018 02:24 UTC