19/07/2026
Frontline School of Journalism Commends International Training Opportunity for Coordinator Abraham Howison Woah
The Liberia Frontline School of Journalism has congratulated its Coordinator, AbrahamTaries Howison Woah, on his selection to participate in a five-week professional journalism training program in Abuja, Nigeria.
The school views the opportunity as a significant milestone not only for Mr. Woah but also for the advancement of journalism education and media professionalism in Liberia.
As a journalism training institution committed to providing tuition-free journalism education to young people in Margibi County, the Liberia Frontline School of Journalism believes that continuous professional development is essential to producing ethical, innovative, and impactful journalists.
The institution says Mr. Woah's participation along with others in the regional program will strengthen the school's capacity to deliver modern journalism training, particularly in digital media, broadcast production, content creation, artificial intelligence for communications, and other emerging media skills.
The Liberia Frontline School of Journalism also acknowledges the efforts of Senate President Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence in supporting capacity-building opportunities for Liberian journalists.
We also thank the President of Press Union-of Liberia for the opportunity as well.
The school notes that investments in media training contribute to a stronger and more professional press capable of serving communities across the country.
The institution remains committed to its mission of empowering young Liberians through quality, tuition-free journalism education and looks forward to sharing the knowledge and experience gained from the international training with its students and the wider media community.
About the Liberia Frontline School of Journalism
The Liberia Frontline School of Journalism is a tuition-free journalism training institution based in Margibi County, dedicated to equipping young Liberians with practical media and communication skills while promoting ethical, responsible, and community-focused journalism.
