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Liberia: EPA Boss Dr. Yarkpawolo Says Education, Jobs, Culture and Community Service Must Define Liberia’s Independence

In his keynote remarks, Dr. Yarkpawolo framed his message around a fundamental question: “When we are gone, what will we leave behind?” He challenged his audience to consider whether their lives would be remembered merely because of the positions they occupied or the possessions they accumulated, or whether future generations would remember them because they improved lives, created opportunities and prepared the way for others

ZOTA DISTRICT, Bong County — The Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Dr. Emmanuel Urey Yarkpawolo, has called on Liberians to look beyond the celebration of Independence Day and dedicate themselves to building a legacy of education, productive work, peace, cultural preservation and opportunities for future generations.

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