Africa-Press – Liberia. We Write Liberia, a group of young Liberian creative artists, has organized what they termed as Upholding African Culture known for the best output of Creative Arts in Liberia. For four years now, they’ve contributed to the empowerment of education through creative arts in Liberia.
As part of their plans to empower education, they’ve worked with schools in Monrovia through the arts clubs and carried out variety of trainings and accompaniments in the arts.
Their famous creative arts evening every year in Liberia speaks for the amount effort they put in learning the arts. Added to their progress is the contributions they’ve made through written materials; magazines and other published materials; both online and offline.
On the 6th of February, WWL as they are known for short, represented Liberia in Sierra Leone to host a creative arts evening in the Capital’s City Council Hall.
More than 500 persons including 15 schools, theatre companies, other poetry organizations etc. came to witness this unique program as it caused so much educational attraction. The theme for the program was “Upholding the African Culture.”
The evening was filled with poetry presentations, drama of the famous Blood of the Stranger by Dele Charley, songs, dances and inputs on the theatre arts.
In the words of City Mayor of Freetown, “Sierra Leone is happy to embrace this opportunity of growth in the arts and I hope the whole of West Africa benefits from this”, the program was well welcomed.
With this response, the CEO of We Write Liberia, Androvish G. Berrian promised to create a network with Sierra Leone which will channel a growth for the arts and this will grow around West Africa.
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