Our Executive Director, Solomon M. Weawea Wins Best Performing Diaspora Male Liberian Humanitarian of the Year 2023/2024

August 9,2024: In a remarkable recognition of his unwavering commitment to community service and national development, Solomon M. Weawea, Executive Director of the Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association (LNHCDA), was today, August 9, 2024, awarded by the Independent Media Association of Liberia (IMAOL). The prestigious award highlights his continuous dedication to youth capacity building, advocacy for women and girls' rights, and his tireless efforts in mentoring young and professional Liberians both at home and abroad.

Mr. Weawea was honored and certified as the "Best Performing Diaspora Male Liberian Humanitarian of the Year 2023/2024". This award serves as a testament to his exceptional humanitarian work, particularly in Bong County and across Liberia, where his efforts through the LNHCDA have made a profound impact on the lives of many.

Dedication to Youth Empowerment and Advocacy

Throughout his career, Solomon Weawea has been a passionate advocate for the empowerment of Liberia’s youth, recognizing that the future of the country lies in the hands of its next generation. Under his leadership, the LNHCDA has spearheaded numerous youth-focused initiatives that provide young Liberians with access to education, vocational training, and leadership development opportunities. His capacity-building efforts have transformed countless lives, equipping young people with the skills and confidence needed to contribute meaningfully to society.

Advocacy for Women and Girls

In addition to youth empowerment, Mr. Weawea has been a strong voice for the rights of women and girls in Liberia. Through LNHCDA’s programs, he has consistently championed gender equality, creating platforms that promote the education and empowerment of women and girls. His advocacy work has played a key role in addressing gender-based disparities and ensuring that women and girls in Liberia have the opportunity to thrive.

Mentorship and Global Impact

As a mentor, Mr. Weawea has been instrumental in guiding young professionals in Liberia and abroad. His mentorship extends beyond borders, impacting the lives of young Liberians in the diaspora who benefit from his experience and leadership. His dedication to nurturing the next generation of leaders has earned him admiration from both his peers and those he mentors.

Humanitarian Work in Bong County and Beyond

One of Mr. Weawea’s most significant contributions has been his humanitarian work in Bong County and across the country. Through the Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association, he has led projects focused on community development, cultural preservation, and the improvement of living conditions for vulnerable populations. From providing educational resources to supporting health and sanitation initiatives, his work has touched countless lives, making him a true humanitarian.

A Well-Deserved Recognition

The Best Performing Diaspora Male Liberian Humanitarian of the Year 2023/2024 award not only acknowledges Mr. Weawea's impressive track record but also highlights his selfless dedication to the development of Liberia. His leadership and humanitarian efforts have set a shining example for others to follow, particularly those in the diaspora who wish to give back to their homeland.

Looking Ahead

As Executive Director of the LNHCDA, Solomon M. Weawea remains committed to continuing his work in youth empowerment, women’s rights advocacy, and humanitarian service. His recent recognition serves as motivation to further expand his initiatives and reach more communities in Liberia.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to E.D. Solomon M. Weawea for this well-deserved recognition and look forward to seeing even greater achievements from him in the future. His dedication to improving the lives of Liberians is truly an inspiration to us all.

Congratulations once again, E.D. Solomon Weawea!