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Op-Ed: Empowering Young People Today For A Sustainable Liberia Tomorrow

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One in five youth in Liberia are users of narcotic substances, and many more are at risk of use and addiction. Nearly 11 percent of females initiate sex at ages 11-14. Teenage pregnancy contributes significantly to dropout rates among school-going girls. 67 percent of adolescent girls with no education are mothers.

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Op-Ed: Empowering Young People Today For A Sustainable Liberia Tomorrow

Two out of every three persons in Liberia are under the age of 24 years. Any discussion, therefore, about Liberia’s progress and development, must be made with and for them. Young people in Liberia…

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