Monrovia, Aug. 14 -- Austin S. Fallah, a US-based Liberian professional, delivered an inspiring orthoepy to just-graduated and returning-to-school students at the Hands-On and Barber Business Center in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.

The event, hosted by Mr. Phillip Musu, owner of the popular weekend gathering spot for Liberians, drew community members eager to hear words of encouragement and a vision for a brighter future.

In his peroration, Fallah underscored the transformative power of love and education, declaring:

"No child is born worthless, no child is invincible; someone in authority with the power to make a difference has to look close enough."

He emphasized that when a child is taken off the streets, freed from drugs, and when na...