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Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, right, of the International

Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, right, of the International

Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, right, of the International Association of Educators for World Peace, thanks Pvt. Sedie Kamara, armed forces of Liberia combat engineer for the donation of 170 blackboards at Edwar... More

A dedication ceremony was held at Edward Binyah Kesselly

A dedication ceremony was held at Edward Binyah Kesselly

A dedication ceremony was held at Edward Binyah Kesselly Military Barracks here for 170 blackboards constructed by armed forces of Liberia engineers and members of U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Three... More

Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, left, of the International

Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, left, of the International

Reverend K. Melton Seleweyah, left, of the International Association of Educators for World Peace, accepts 170 blackboards at Edward Binyah Kesselly Military Barracks here, Aug. 31. The blackboards were constru... More

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