Africa-Press – Liberia. The Executive Mansion on Thursday, January 18, witnessed a remarkable meeting between First Lady Clar Marie Weah and her successor, Mrs. Kartumu Y. Boakai. The historic meeting, symbolizing a seamless transfer of political authority, merely four days before the installation of Liberia’s next President, Ambassador Joseph Nyumah Boakai, united these two prominent mothers as they assembled to deliberate upon the destiny of Liberia.
Mrs. Boakai, poised to become Liberia’s next First Lady, radiated gratitude towards Mrs. Weah for her considerable achievements during her tenure. Recognizing the outgoing First Lady’s passion and dedication, Mrs. Boakai acknowledged the substantial progress made under her guidance, particularly in children’s education and support for the underprivileged.
Key to their discussion was the handover of significant projects spearheaded by Mrs. Weah. Among these, the Army Wives Vocational Training Center and the Hope Academy at City of Hope stand out as beacons of empowerment and learning. Mrs. Weah’s commitment to improving lives through these initiatives has left an indelible mark on the nation.
As she steps into her new role, Mrs. Boakai is not a newcomer to the demands and challenges of public service. Her past 12 years of experiences as the Second Lady and her work through the KYB Foundation, focusing on the welfare of less fortunate children positions her perfectly to build on the existing foundation of compassion and progress.
The meeting, filled with mutual admiration and respect, highlighted their shared dedication to uplifting Liberia’s underprivileged citizens. Mrs. Boakai, with her team, is set to work closely with Mrs. Weah’s outgoing team to ensure a seamless transition, a testament to the harmonious political shift in Liberia.
As President George Manneh Weah prepares to hand over power to President-elect Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Monday, January 22, this graceful interaction between the two First Ladies underscores the peaceful and progressive transfer of power. It’s a celebration of women’s leadership and a tribute to the enduring spirit of collaboration and hope in Liberia.
Mrs. Boakai’s earnest appreciation for Mrs. Weah’s resilient and impactful service, her assurance of continued support and prayers for the incoming President and First Lady, and her commitment to building upon the existing progress, sets a promising tone for her upcoming tenure.
The meeting concluded with a prayer session and a tour of the First Lady’s office, symbolizing the start of a new journey for Mrs. Boakai. Her vision, experience, and dedication herald an exciting era of leadership, poised to further enhance the welfare and prosperity of all Liberians.
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