Wants to also abolish “unnecessary by-elections”
Bong County Senator Dr. Henrique Tokpa has promised he will lobby with his colleagues and the Executive to create the Ministry of Higher and Technical Education with the sole responsibilities of managing and supervising higher and tertiary education in Liberia.
Sen. Tokpa, a seasoned Liberian academic and former president of Cuttington University, said the benefits for the creation of this institution will be huge because the traditional Ministry of Education will only supervise and manage early Childhood, Special Education, Teacher Training, primary and secondary education.
According to him, when created, the proposed Ministry of Higher and Technical Education will strive to separate the vocational and technical components of the Ministry of Youth and Sports from the Ministry of Education.
Liberia: Senator Tokpa Presents Legislative Report to Bong Citizens; Calls for Unity to Foster Development
Liberia: Senator Tokpa Presents Legislative Report to Bong Citizens; Calls for Unity to Foster Development
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Presenting his report to the citizens, Dr. Tokpa named the constructions of clinics, town halls, hand pumps, bridges, among others in several towns and villages across the county, as projects identified by his office and implemented through the County and Social Development funds by the County Administration in the 2018/2019 fiscal year.
Gbarnga Bong County Senator Henrique Flomo Tokpa says he will continue to lobby with the Executive branch, his colleagues in the legislature, as well as his kinsmen in and out of Liberia to foster development in the county.
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