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LSUIC Chronicle Vol. 1 No.5

LSUIC Voices & Highlights

City Presidents Appointments

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Planning & Program

PPC

Hon. Manna Destiny Blah

Hon. Manna Destiny Blah

Chairman – PPC

Shanghai

(+86) 19821105569

University of Accounting and Finance

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Hon. Lydia T Pennoh

Hon. Lydia T Pennoh

Co-Chair: PPC

Zhenjiang

(+86) 13145221708

Jiangsu Uni. of Science and Tech.

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Hon. Arcelia Slodeh Wisseh

Hon. Arcelia Slodeh Wisseh

Secretary: PPC

Zhuzhou

(+86) 18664506746

Hunan University of Tech.

PPC

Hon. Linda Tricia Kai

Hon. Linda Tricia Kai

Honorable Member

Shanghai

(+86) 15021190902

Tongji University

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Hon. Eugene Sulonteh Bono

Hon. Eugene Sulonteh Bono

Honorable Member

Wuhan

(+86) 15623076978

Wuhan Textile University

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Hon. Helen G. Kwia

Hon. Helen G. Kwia

Honorable Member

Nantong

(+86) 19549070132

Nantong University

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Hon. Songor Prince S S

Hon. Songor Prince S S

Honorable Member

Nanjing

(+86) 15951731441

Nanjing Insti. of Tech.

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Hon. Regina Joy Sackor

Hon. Regina Joy Sackor

Honorable Member

Hengyang

(+86) 16679539850

University of South China

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Hon. Angel Bartee

Hon. Angel Bartee

Honorable Member

Shanghai

(+86) 19121054238

Shanghai University of Engr. Sci.

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!