A former teacher, who is also a lecturer from Bomi County has expressed profound appreciation to Western Cluster Liberia Limited (WCL) for sponsoring his postgraduate education, culminating in the successful completion of a Master of Science degree in Regional Planning from the University of Liberia.
Boimah M. Johnson, who previously taught at C.H. Dewey High School, United Pentecostal Mission School, and Bomi Community College, credited the scholarship support provided through Western Cluster’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program as a key factor in his academic and professional advancement.
According to Johnson, the company awarded him a full scholarship to pursue his master’s studies at the University of Liberia, enabling him to further his education and acquire specialized knowledge in regional planning.
He described the scholarship as more than financial assistance, noting that it represented an investment in personal growth, professional development, and future service to society.
Johnson expressed deep gratitude to the management of Western Cluster Liberia Limited for providing him with the opportunity to continue his education and broaden his expertise.
He emphasized that the achievement should not be viewed solely as a personal milestone, but also as a success for Bomi County, whose residents stand to benefit from the knowledge and skills he has acquired.
He also praised Western Cluster Liberia Limited for its sustained commitment to the development of Bomi County.
According to Johnson, initiatives such as the recent refurbishment of the TVET Building at Bomi Community College, support for local farmers to increase agricultural productivity and incomes, and investments in critical infrastructure are helping to drive meaningful progress across the county. He noted that, collectively, these efforts are laying the foundation for a stronger, more resilient, and prosperous Bomi County.
Reflecting on his academic journey, Johnson said his experience demonstrates that determination, when combined with opportunity, can lead to meaningful accomplishments. He encouraged young people across Bomi County to pursue their dreams through education, mentorship, and hard work.
He further urged youth not to be limited by present circumstances, but to remain focused, disciplined, and committed to learning as they work toward their ambitions.
The success story highlights the positive impact of Western Cluster Liberia Limited’s educational support initiatives and underscores the role corporate scholarship programs can play in empowering individuals and fostering community development.
