The Deputy Minister of Industry at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Andrew Paygar Flangiah Sr., has said the task of rebuilding Liberia requires the active involvement of every citizen.
Serving as guest speaker on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at the 11th Graduation Ceremony of O’ Nance International Christian School situated at the 72nd Junction in Paynesville, outside Monrovia, Deputy Minister Flangiah urged the graduates and the broader public to take ownership of national development.
He stressed that rebuilding Liberia is not solely the responsibility of the Government of Liberia (GoL), but a collective duty of all Liberians.
‘‘Rebuilding Liberia depends on all of us,” he emphasized, highlighting the need for unity, accountability and civic responsibility.
The guest speaker, who is a seasoned public servant with extensive experience in public financial management and tax administration, comments come at the time when Liberia is seeking to overcome years of economic challenges affecting every segment of the Liberian society, where all hands are needed on desk in the rebuilding process.
The keynote speaker spoke on a wide range of national issues confronting the forward march of Liberia.
The 11th Graduating Class named: ” Cavalla”, which means big fish, was marked with jubilation among the graduates.
Several students of the school were honored for their performances made during Academic Period 2024/2025.
Accordingly, all of the graduates of the O’ Nance International Christian School passed the national exam and is not the school’s first time for such an excellent performance in the national exam.
Making brief remarks at the closing ceremony, Rev. Aaron Wheagar, the School Proprietor, extended his heartfelt appreciation to the school administration for their tireless efforts in making sure his school always remains the best among schools in Liberia.
He said a plan is underway by the school to embark on vocational programs.
O’ Nance International Christian School is owned and operated by Rev. Aaron Wheagar and Mother Olivia N. Wheagar.
The just ended graduation ceremony was well attended by the graduating students, parents, school administrators, well-wishers among others.
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