Africa-Press – Liberia. Cuttington University, established in 1889 by the Episcopal Church USA, recently celebrated a significant achievement by launching its first-ever digital center for learning and innovation. The inauguration of the Orange Digital Center Club at Cuttington University in Gbarnga, Bong County marks a new era of opportunity and creativity for students and faculty in the region.
This momentous occasion was made possible through a partnership between Cuttington University and Orange Foundation, with funding support from GIZ. With a project value of around US$200,000, the inauguration of the Orange Digital Center Club signifies a commitment to empowering the youth and the community to thrive in an increasingly digital world.
By combining creativity, education, and digital proficiency, this new digital center paves the way for a future filled with technological promise. Distinguished guests who attended the event expressed their enthusiasm for this visionary collaboration.
Dr. Romelle Horton, President of Cuttington University, aptly summarized the significance of the moment by declaring, “INNOVATION LIVES HERE”, setting the stage for endless possibilities on the horizon.
Furthermore, Ms. Sara E. Buchanan, Executive Director of Orange Foundation and Orange Digital Center, along with Mr. Supu Cole, Chairman of the Board of Directors for Orange Foundation, emphasized the immense potential of this initiative in empowering the community.
Rev. Armah N. Varfee, Sr., County Education Officer of Bong County, and Dr. Charles Amanze Ihedioha, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Cuttington University, highlighted the transformative impact that the Orange Digital Center Club will have on education and skills development.
Mr. Zaza Mulbah, Senior Manager of Orange Digital Center and Project Manager, explained the vision behind the collaboration, stating that the Orange Digital Center Club is not just a physical space, but a hub of possibilities, a catalyst for innovation, and a gateway to boundless opportunities for the young minds of Liberia.
He further highlighted Orange Liberia’s commitment, stating: “We aim to create an environment where creativity thrives, ideas are nurtured, and skills are honed. Our pledge goes beyond the establishment of this club; we promise access to cutting-edge resources, mentorship programs, and workshops to empower youth for success in the digital age.”
He emphasized Orange Liberia’s commitment to creating an environment where creativity thrives, ideas are nurtured, and skills are honed. Beyond the establishment of the club, Orange Liberia pledges to provide access to cutting-edge resources, mentorship programs, and workshops that empower the youth for success in the digital age.
In his closing remarks, Mulbah expressed gratitude to Cuttington University for their unwavering dedication and encouraged students and youths to embark on a journey towards a digitally empowered future. Together, he believes that they can shape a brighter future, harness the power of innovation to drive positive change, uplift aspiring entrepreneurs, and pave the way for a more prosperous Liberia.
“Let us embrace this momentous opportunity to shape a brighter future together, harnessing the power of innovation to drive positive change, uplift aspiring entrepreneurs, and pave the way for a more prosperous Liberia,” he said.
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