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Members of the NEC 2026-2027

2026-2027 NEC Members

The NEC has vowed to not only protect the rights, welfare, and dignity of all Liberian students in China, while fostering unity, academic excellence, leadership, and cultural pride, but also, to ensure LSUIC remains a model student union that champions Liberian students' interests, promotes cross-cultural exchange, and contributes meaningfully to national development through education. In line with this, the NEC is committed to promoting the academic, social, and general welfare of its members.

The 17th National President

National President Flomo

The National President, Hon. Olano Teah Bloh, in consultation with the NEC, has appointed 12 provincial coordinators to initiate the 6th Council's operations and establish provincial leadership. In the coming days, the appointment of city presidents and committees, including the Judicial Board, will begin. These steps aim to strengthen ties between Liberian students and the Liberian government through the Embassy of Liberia in China. The 2025 students' welcome program is of top priority.

Jinan Conference Delegates

Conference Delegates

The Jinan 2026 General Conference, aptly dubbed the “Jinan Assembly,” was a memorable and transformative occasion. The General Conference serves as a platform where leaders and members come together with a shared commitment to advancing the vision and mission of the Union. Scholars from across China gathered in Jinan to deliberate on students’ concerns, address collective challenges, and promote cultural exchange and unity among Liberian students. LSUIC continues to stand as a pillar of support, advocacy, and solidarity for every Liberian student in China. The gathering played a significant role in enriching students’ experiences, fostering meaningful connections, and making the conference an unforgettable milestone in the history of the Union.

Members of the NEC 2025-2026

2025-2026 NEC Members

The NEC has vowed to not only protect the rights, welfare, and dignity of all Liberian students in China, while fostering unity, academic excellence, leadership, and cultural pride, but also, to ensure LSUIC remains a model student union that champions Liberian students' interests, promotes cross-cultural exchange, and contributes meaningfully to national development through education. In line with this, the NEC is committed to promoting the academic, social, and general welfare of its members.

The 16th National President

President Emeritus Bloh

The National President, Hon. Olano Teah Bloh, in consultation with the NEC, has appointed 12 provincial coordinators to initiate the 6th Council's operations and establish provincial leadership. In the coming days, the appointment of city presidents and committees, including the Judicial Board, will begin. These steps aim to strengthen ties between Liberian students and the Liberian government through the Embassy of Liberia in China. The 2025 students' welcome program is of top priority.

Nanjing Conference Delegates

Conference Delegates

The Nanjing 2025 General Conference, aptly dubbed the “Nanjing Renaissance," was a memorable and transformative occasion. The General Conference serves as a platform where leaders and members come together with a shared commitment to advancing the vision and mission of the Union. Scholars from across China gathered in Jinan to deliberate on students’ concerns, address collective challenges, and promote cultural exchange and unity among Liberian students.

Liberian Student Union: Building a Legacy of Excellence

Jinan 2026 Conference Delegates.

Jinan 2026 Conference Delegates

The Liberian Student Union in China (LSUIC) is the premier organization representing Liberian students pursuing academic excellence in the People’s Republic of China. Established in July 2006 and governed by a constitution last amended in 2026, LSUIC serves as a unifying body that fosters academic collaboration, cultural exchange, and mutual support among Liberian students across Chinese universities. With a strong commitment to transparency, accountability, and student empowerment, LSUIC operates through a formal national leadership, regional chapters, and ad-hoc committees, ensuring representation at all levels of student participation in China. The Union upholds values of democracy, justice, and participatory inclusiveness, and actively engages with partner student unions, educational institutions, and the global Liberian diaspora in creating opportunities for intellectual development and transformative leadership. From hosting national conferences and leadership workshops to addressing students’ grievances and promoting cultural activities, LSUIC stands as a pillar of support, advocacy, and unity for every Liberian student in China. Our motto, “Excellence through Hard Work,” reflects our dedication to discipline, perseverance, and collective progress.

The National Vice President Initial Engagements

The office of the National Vice President Begins Key Student Welfare Initiatives. During the inauguration ceremony, the National Vice President, together with members of the National Executive Committee (NEC), received the IEC Congratulatory Certificate through His Excellency Hon. Ambassador Dudley McKinley Thomas, recognizing the newly elected national leadership of the Liberian Student Union in China (LSUIC). In fulfillment of the administration’s commitment to student welfare, the Office of the National Vice President has continued its engagement with the Embassy of the Republic of Liberia in the People’s Republic of China on matters relating to T Visa processing. Significant progress has already been made in coordinating with both the Embassy and Liberian students to improve the efficiency and accessibility of this service. In line with the RUPS Agenda, the National Executive Committee is also developing a coordinated reception and airport pickup system for newly admitted Liberian students arriving in China. This initiative aims to ensure a smoother transition for incoming students, enhance student welfare, and strengthen LSUIC’s support services for Liberian scholars. Pursuant to Article 22, Count 4 of the 2026 Amended Constitution, appointed coordinators are subject to confirmation by the elected coordinators. In his capacity as President of the Council of Coordinators (CoC), the National Vice President has scheduled a pre-sitting with the elected coordinators from Zhejiang Province, Beijing Municipality, and Shaanxi Province to initiate the confirmation process. This initial sitting will mark the commencement of the Council’s operations and pave the way for official deliberations, including the confirmation of coordinators appointed by the National President, H.E. Moses Kingsford Flomo. The process will also facilitate the confirmation of other appointed officials, including members of the Judiciary Board, City Presidents, committee members, and other relevant positions, while strengthening coordination among provinces and municipalities to promote scholarly engagement, effective student representation, and institutional development across China. Looking ahead, the Office of the National Vice President has identified passport renewal as one of its immediate priorities during the planned visit to the Embassy of the Republic of Liberia in Beijing on August 24, 2026. The Office remains committed to working closely with the Embassy to improve consular services and advance the welfare of Liberian students throughout China. The National Executive Committee remains committed to providing responsive leadership, strengthening institutional partnerships, and promoting the welfare and interests of Liberian students across China.

NVP - Hon. John Tarway Twalla

NVP - Hon. John Tarway Twalla

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How Far We Have Come” Book

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My Jinan Conference Experience: Building a Legacy of Leadership and Influence through the Liberian Student Union

My Jinan 2026 Conference Story

Hon. Alfreda Ruth Togbah - National Financial Secretary General - 2026-2027

Buckle up, because the LSUIC Nanjing 2025 Conference was an absolute vibe, a whirlwind of good energy, epic connections, and pure Liberian flair! On July 24, 2025. I hopped out of my place, buzzing with excitement, ready to dive into the biggest, boldest gathering of the Liberian Student Union in China. This wasn’t just any conference; it was a record-breaking, soul-lifting, high-energy bash that had everyone hyped! As an executive member, I rolled up to the hotel with my game face on, checking in delegates like a pro and playing matchmaker to spark new friendships and networking gold. The vibe was electric, strangers became instant pals, and the air was thick with anticipation. That first night, we took over Hohai University for a meet-and-greet that was straight-up magical. Picture this: reconnecting with old friends I had not seen in forever, vibing with new faces and laying the groundwork for future collabs, all while soaking in the warm, welcoming energy. We laughed, played goofy games, belted out songs like nobody was watching, and devoured mouthwatering Liberian dishes that had us all begging for seconds. Day 1? Oh, it was a showstopper! As the acting outgoing financial secretary, I had to present the organization’s annual report, talk about a wild ride! I’d only been in the role for seven days, so my nerves were doing a little dance, but I nailed it with confidence and swagger.

My NANJING RENAISSANCE Experience: A Liberian Student Union Extravaganza

My Nanjing 2025 Conference Story

Hon. Noah D. Mason - National Financial Secretary General - 2025-2026

Buckle up, because the LSUIC Nanjing 2025 Conference was an absolute vibe, a whirlwind of good energy, epic connections, and pure Liberian flair! On July 24, 2025. I hopped out of my place, buzzing with excitement, ready to dive into the biggest, boldest gathering of the Liberian Student Union in China. This wasn’t just any conference; it was a record-breaking, soul-lifting, high-energy bash that had everyone hyped! As an executive member, I rolled up to the hotel with my game face on, checking in delegates like a pro and playing matchmaker to spark new friendships and networking gold. The vibe was electric, strangers became instant pals, and the air was thick with anticipation. That first night, we took over Hohai University for a meet-and-greet that was straight-up magical. Picture this: reconnecting with old friends I had not seen in forever, vibing with new faces and laying the groundwork for future collabs, all while soaking in the warm, welcoming energy. We laughed, played goofy games, belted out songs like nobody was watching, and devoured mouthwatering Liberian dishes that had us all begging for seconds. Day 1? Oh, it was a showstopper! As the acting outgoing financial secretary, I had to present the organization’s annual report, talk about a wild ride! I’d only been in the role for seven days, so my nerves were doing a little dance, but I nailed it with confidence and swagger.

Updates from the Jinan 2026 Conference

JINAN 2026 — LEGACY AND INFLUENCE. Honoring Our Past, Engaging Our Present, and Inspiring Our Future.

H.E Ambassador Dudley McKinley Thomas

Story By: Scholar Mohammed Daouda Keita: Reflecting on the successful conclusion of the 2026 LSUIC Annual Conference, I am filled with pride, gratitude, and responsibility. This conference was more than a gathering; it was a moment to honor our journey, recognize those before us, address present realities, and renew our commitment to a stronger future for Liberian students in China. As a delegate and member of the 3rd Constitution Review Committee, I was honored to contribute to this historic occasion. Held under the theme, “Legacy & Influence: Honoring Our Past, Engaging Our Present, and Inspiring Our Future,” the three-day conference united students, leaders, diplomats, partners, and friends across China to reconnect, celebrate our identity, strengthen our institutions, and prepare for the future. One of my greatest privileges was participating in the revision and modernization of the LSUIC Constitution. Our work was not merely editing clauses or documents; it was about creating a framework that reflects today’s realities, strengthens accountability, clarifies responsibilities, and provides a sustainable foundation for future generations. As Hon. Joshua Bosco Barvor, Independence Day orator, shared, "The founders of LSUIC could not know every challenge that would face Liberian students in 2026. They could not predict every change in technology, education, migration, or global politics. But they understood something essential: students far from home still need community, representation, discipline, and a way to serve.” These words deeply resonated with the purpose of LSUIC. Our founders may not have known the exact challenges we face today, but they understood the importance of unity, representation, discipline, and service. It is now our responsibility to uphold that vision while adapting and improving in a changing world. Day 1, the Meet and Greet, set the tone for the entire conference. It allowed members, leaders, and guests to reconnect, build new relationships, share experiences, and enjoy the spirit of togetherness that has always been a core part of our union. Day 2 focused on LSUIC’s institutional and democratic processes. The National Financial Secretary General, Hon. Noah Dave Mason, made way with his presentation of a record-breaking financial performance, including the highest turnover in LSUIC’s history It also provided an audit and review of the financial records of the previous two administrations, reflecting a commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible financial governance. This was followed by the annual report and reflections of the President Emeritus, H.E. Olano Teah Bloh, highlighting the achievements, progress, challenges, and experiences of the outgoing administration. His address further reinforced the motto “Excellence Through Hard Work” as a reflection of the dedication, commitment, and efforts that shaped his tenure. “How Far We've Come,” a book preserving LSUIC’s history and legacy, was launched. The General Assembly also adopted a resolution proposed by Veteran Koko Wejlah designating 2025/2026 as the “Digital Era” of LSUIC history, recognizing advancements in technology, transparency, efficiency, and accessibility. Day 3 celebrated Liberia’s 179th Independence Day and LSUIC’s 20th anniversary, reaffirming our culture, identity, and unity. The occasion witnessed the historic crowning of the first-ever Miss LSUIC, Miss Yvonne B. Blamoh, opening a new chapter in the Union’s cultural and social development. The event was further honored by the presence of His Excellency Ambassador Extraordinaire and Plenipotentiary Dudley McKinley Thomas, representatives of the Liberian Embassy in China, diplomats, and invited delegates. Their presence added depth to the occasion.… To be continued in the next moment.

The NEC Leadership Workshop

The NEC Leadership Workshop

The NEC is gearing up for an Upcoming leadership workshop, a first-of-its-kind endeavor in the union's history. This leadership workshop is designed for all leaders of the Liberian Students' Union in China (LSUC), empowering them with essential skills in leadership ethics, effective communication, emotional intelligence, and Time management. Through this transformative engagement with some case studies and collaborative discussions, participants will enhance their ability to lead with vision, foster unity, and drive impactful initiatives. The anticipated event focuses on conflict resolution, leaders' commitment, and organizational management, equipping LSUC leaders to navigate challenges and inspire positive change within the Liberian Student Union in China.

The 6th COC Set to Elect New Leaders

The 6th CoC Elections

On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, the 6th Council of Coordinators (COC), one of the strategic arms of LSUIC known as the House of Legislature, will convene its first sitting, including the election of key leaders: Senior Coordinator, Deputy Senior Coordinator, and Coordinating Secretary. As enshrined in Article 15 of the LSUIC 2020 Amended Constitution, the COC ensures inclusive representation, effective coordination, and provincial balance. This pivotal session is a symbolic display of a new chapter in promoting transparency, unity, and progressive leadership within LSUIC. These new code of officers when elected, will lead the council for the fiscal year of 2025-2026. By strengthening leadership capacity and accountability, this ensures a more cohesive and progressive student union.

LSUIC Expands Social Engagement

LSUIC Engagement

The National Executive Committee of LSUIC has taken bold steps to enhance its digital presence, ensuring unified communication and wider outreach. The website has been resuscitated since its closure in 2023, which will serve as the central hub for updates, while the official Facebook account has been successfully recovered to re-establish engagement. Dedicated Zoom, Yahoo, and Gmail accounts are also on track to facilitate efficient communications. Looking ahead, plans are in motion to establish LSUIC’s presence on LinkedIn, Instagram, and other social and professional platforms, ensuring vibrant and interactive spaces for members, veterans, partners, and others. These initiatives underscore the NEC's commitment to innovation, transparency, and stronger connectivity in the digital age.

IEC: A Call for Informed Choices and Stronger Representation

L-R: Honorable: Pittman, Hinneh, Kanneh, Swaray, Kamara

L-R: Honorable: Pittman, Hinneh, Kanneh, Swaray, Kamara

In line with our commitment to leadership-to-the-people, good governance, inclusivity, and decentralization, the National Executive Committee (NEC), through the office of the National President, seeks to ensure that all cities and provinces are actively represented in the Union’s decision-making processes. Given the limited number of elected leaders currently available for the CoC and city leadership, the NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Per the Independent Elections Commission (IEC) report, the following leaders were duly elected before the General Conference in Nanjing: Hon. Andrew Nasa Thomason (Beijing), Hon. Emmanuel Garjay Junius (Wuhan), Hon. Enoch B. Quaye (Jinan), Hon. Prince Y. Saydee (Xuzhou), Hon. Sumoewuo Fredrick Gayflor (Suzhou). The NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Call to Action: To uphold our principles of participatory governance, all cities and provinces that did not conduct elections are hereby directed to take any of the following steps within one week from the date of this notice in deciding who to represent them at the National level: Collectively Appoint, Select, or Elect a City President and/or Provincial Coordinator. For guidance, contact the National President. A dedicated person will be assigned to help with the process, if needed/necessary. Those who will participate in the appointment, selection, or election should sign the document that will be sent to the National President as a testament of said decision. Thereafter, submit an official communication to the Office of the National President for formal incorporation/appointment in exercising his constitutional duty. Non-Compliance: Cities or provinces that fail to meet this deadline will have their leadership appointments made by the National President in consultation with the NEC, following constitutional provisions. A Unified Path Forward: This is a pivotal opportunity for every city and province to put forward leaders who genuinely represent their interests and are committed to driving progress at both local and national levels. Let us work together to strengthen our Union through transparent, inclusive, and collective decision-making.

A Call for Inclusive & Participatory Governance

L-R: Honorable: Harmon, Gayflor, Bloh, Flomo, Willie II

L-R: Honorable: Harmon, Gayflor, Bloh, Flomo, Willie II

In line with our commitment to leadership-to-the-people, good governance, inclusivity, and decentralization, the National Executive Committee (NEC), through the office of the National President, seeks to ensure that all cities and provinces are actively represented in the Union’s decision-making processes. Given the limited number of elected leaders currently available for the CoC and city leadership, the NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Per the Independent Elections Commission (IEC) report, the following leaders were duly elected before the General Conference in Nanjing: Hon. Andrew Nasa Thomason (Beijing), Hon. Emmanuel Garjay Junius (Wuhan), Hon. Enoch B. Quaye (Jinan), Hon. Prince Y. Saydee (Xuzhou), Hon. Sumoewuo Fredrick Gayflor (Suzhou). The NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Call to Action: To uphold our principles of participatory governance, all cities and provinces that did not conduct elections are hereby directed to take any of the following steps within one week from the date of this notice in deciding who to represent them at the National level: Collectively Appoint, Select, or Elect a City President and/or Provincial Coordinator. For guidance, contact the National President. A dedicated person will be assigned to help with the process, if needed/necessary. Those who will participate in the appointment, selection, or election should sign the document that will be sent to the National President as a testament of said decision. Thereafter, submit an official communication to the Office of the National President for formal incorporation/appointment in exercising his constitutional duty. Non-Compliance: Cities or provinces that fail to meet this deadline will have their leadership appointments made by the National President in consultation with the NEC, following constitutional provisions. A Unified Path Forward: This is a pivotal opportunity for every city and province to put forward leaders who genuinely represent their interests and are committed to driving progress at both local and national levels. Let us work together to strengthen our Union through transparent, inclusive, and collective decision-making.

A Call for Inclusive & Participatory Governance

L-R: Honorable: Harmon, Gayflor, Bloh, Flomo, Willie II

L-R: Honorable: Harmon, Gayflor, Bloh, Flomo, Willie II

In line with our commitment to leadership-to-the-people, good governance, inclusivity, and decentralization, the National Executive Committee (NEC), through the office of the National President, seeks to ensure that all cities and provinces are actively represented in the Union’s decision-making processes. Given the limited number of elected leaders currently available for the CoC and city leadership, the NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Per the Independent Elections Commission (IEC) report, the following leaders were duly elected before the General Conference in Nanjing: Hon. Andrew Nasa Thomason (Beijing), Hon. Emmanuel Garjay Junius (Wuhan), Hon. Enoch B. Quaye (Jinan), Hon. Prince Y. Saydee (Xuzhou), Hon. Sumoewuo Fredrick Gayflor (Suzhou). The NEC recognizes the urgent need to ensure full representation across all cities and provinces. Call to Action: To uphold our principles of participatory governance, all cities and provinces that did not conduct elections are hereby directed to take any of the following steps within one week from the date of this notice in deciding who to represent them at the National level: Collectively Appoint, Select, or Elect a City President and/or Provincial Coordinator. For guidance, contact the National President. A dedicated person will be assigned to help with the process, if needed/necessary. Those who will participate in the appointment, selection, or election should sign the document that will be sent to the National President as a testament of said decision. Thereafter, submit an official communication to the Office of the National President for formal incorporation/appointment in exercising his constitutional duty. Non-Compliance: Cities or provinces that fail to meet this deadline will have their leadership appointments made by the National President in consultation with the NEC, following constitutional provisions. A Unified Path Forward: This is a pivotal opportunity for every city and province to put forward leaders who genuinely represent their interests and are committed to driving progress at both local and national levels. Let us work together to strengthen our Union through transparent, inclusive, and collective decision-making.

How Far We Have Come” Book

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Final Ruling on the 2023–2025 Financial Audit Case

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LSUIC Chronicle Vol. 1 No. 20

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LSUIC Audit REPORT for 2023- 2024 Fiscal Year

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LSUIC Audit REPORT for 2024- 2025 Fiscal Year

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LSUIC Homecoming 2026 Official Report

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Based on constitutional provisions (Article 36) for the proper turnover of all LSUIC assets from the past leadership, the NEC, after a week and a grace period of another week, called for a general meeting with all the Students to inform them of what had been turned over. The purpose of the meeting was to provide a briefing on what had been received from the previous leadership. Hon. Bloh, Hon. Harmon, and Hon. Bonah indicated that they didn’t receive any documents during the turnover from the past leadership. Hon. Willie II mentioned receiving an instruction note instead of a signed turnover note. Some login details were missing or inaccessible. Needed administrative rights for certain platforms. The discussion highlighted concerns about the completeness and accuracy of the turnover process.

The Liberian Embassy in China, the Beijing Union of Liberian Students, and the National Leadership of the Liberian Students Union in China - LSUIC are collaborating to host the National Flag Day program on August 24 in Beijing. This is a powerful reminder of Liberia’s independence, resilience, and unity. As students abroad, celebrating this day connects you to your roots, strengthens national pride, and honors the sacrifices of our ancestors. The Liberian flag symbolizes freedom, identity, and hope for the future. The day fosters patriotism, educates citizens on Liberia’s history, and strengthens cultural identity. By attending Flag Day events, you keep our culture alive, build bonds with fellow Liberians, and inspire progress. Let’s come together to celebrate our heritage, showcase Liberia’s spirit, and pave the way for a brighter tomorrow. Long Live Liberia!