Tarjuowon University Student Union - TUSU

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TUSU Reaffirms Commitment to Student Welfare and Calls for Stronger Institutional Collaboration at TUDA Meeting

Monrovia, Liberia – April 27, 2026 — The President of the Tarjuowon University Student Union - TUSU (TUSU), Exodus Janjay Roberts, has reaffirmed the union’s commitment to advancing educational opportunities and student welfare across Tarjuowon, during a high-level meeting of the Tarjuowon Development Association (TUDA).

Addressing TUDA Chairman Hon. Sampson Ward Toby, sectional heads, elders, officials of the Tarjuowon Youth Organization (TYO) Monrovia Base, and a gathering of students and stakeholders, Roberts emphasized unity, collaboration, and strategic action as key drivers for sustainable development in Tarjuowon.

“This marks our second engagement at a TUDA meeting, and it reflects our continued commitment to ensuring that the voices and needs of Tarjuowon students are not only heard but prioritized,” Roberts stated.

He highlighted education as the union’s foremost priority, noting that many students face severe financial constraints that threaten their academic progress. TUSU, he said, will intensify advocacy for scholarships, financial aid, and structured support systems to ensure no student is left behind.

As part of its forward-looking agenda, TUSU announced plans to institutionalize an annual fundraising initiative aimed at supporting students in Monrovia and at Sinoe Community College. The initiative is expected to provide direct financial relief to students struggling with tuition and related costs.

Roberts also called for a unified and constructive engagement with Golden Veroleum Liberia (GVL), stressing that benefits derived from Tarjuowon land must translate into tangible improvements in the lives of its people—particularly in education. He proposed that educational support funds be channelled through TUSU to ensure transparency, accountability, and direct impact on deserving students.

Key Recommendations Presented by TUSU Include:

- The establishment of a joint committee comprising TUDA, TNC, TAPA, TYO, district authorities, and TUSU leadership to ensure inclusive decision-making and direct student representation.

- Formal recognition of TUSU within the executive structures of all Tarjuowon organizations at both the home and Monrovia bases.

- Coordinated engagement with the Sinoe Legislative Caucus and GVL to secure Tarjuowon’s fair share of the proposed USD $100,000 support package, with a clear focus on education.

- The creation of vacation job opportunities at GVL for TUSU members to support financial independence and professional development.

The meeting concluded on a positive note, with elders and stakeholders providing guidance, updates, and a unified path forward for the development of Tarjuowon.

TUSU reaffirmed its belief that the future of Tarjuowon depends on unity, transparency, and deliberate investment in its youth.

Issued by:
Prince Monbeda Tugbah
TUSU's Head of Secretariat
Contact Information:
Email: [email protected]
Tel: (+231) 775-888-888 / 881-666-288

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We had a Successful meeting with TUDA and Tarjuowon's Sectional Heads..
Updates emerge later!

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU)

April 23, 2026

The leadership of the Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU) wishes to inform all Tarjuowon sons and daughters currently enrolled in universities and colleges within Monrovia to be in full attendance at an important engagement.

This gathering is convened to address our elders and various sectional heads on critical issues affecting us as students. Your presence is highly essential as we collectively discuss matters impacting our academic and social welfare.

Date: Sunday, April 26, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM

Venue: Logan Town Depot, AICA Church

Let us all turn out in our numbers and demonstrate unity, responsibility, and commitment to our collective progress.

Signed:
Prince Monbeda Tugbah
Head of Secretariat, TUSU

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Tarjuowon University Student Union Engages TUDA Leadership, Strengthens Partnership for Student Advocacy

Montserrado, Liberia — April 5, 2026 — The Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU), under the leadership of its President, H.E. Exodus Janjay Roberts, has held a strategic engagement with the leadership and members of the Tarjuowon United Development Association (TUDA).

The meeting was convened to formally introduce the new TUSU leadership and provide an overview of the Union’s aims and objectives, particularly its commitment to advancing student welfare and constructive advocacy within the university and beyond.

In his remarks, President Roberts outlined his administration’s vision, emphasizing collaboration, accountability, and student-centered leadership. He reaffirmed TUSU’s dedication to fostering meaningful partnerships that will drive development and positive change for the student community.

Responding on behalf of TUDA, its President, Mr. Samson Toby, warmly welcomed the TUSU delegation and expressed appreciation for the initiative. He pledged TUDA’s readiness to support the Union’s advocacy efforts but cautioned that such engagements must remain constructive, issue-based, and free from political influence. He further urged TUSU to separate personal political interests from institutional responsibilities.

Also speaking at the meeting, Mr. Samuel B. Wleh commended TUSU’s leadership for its foresight in engaging TUDA. He encouraged the student body to remain focused, disciplined, and respectful in its approach to leadership and advocacy.

The engagement was attended by members and leadership of the Tarjuowon Youth Organization, alongside representatives of TUDA and TUSU, reflecting a unified commitment to youth development and community progress.

The engagement featured several additional contributions from participants, who offered guidance and practical advice aimed at strengthening the Union’s effectiveness and impact.

TUSU views this engagement as a significant step toward building strategic alliances that will enhance student representation and contribute to the broader development of the Tarjuowon community.

Media Contact:
Prince Monbeda Tugbah
Head of Secretariat, TUSU
Email: [email protected]
Cell: (+232) 881666288 / 775888888

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Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU) Announces Key Engagement with TUDA Liberia

Monrovia, Liberia – April 2, 2026 – The Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU) wishes to formally announce an important upcoming meeting with TUDA Liberia, aimed at introducing the new TUSU leadership and initiating a productive engagement between the two organizations.

Meeting Details
Date: Synda, April 5, 2026
Time: 2:30 PM
Venue: AICA Church Yard, Logan Town

Purpose of the Meeting:
1. To provide an official introduction of TUSU’s newly elected executive leadership.

2. To begin meaningful collaboration and engagement with TUDA Liberia.

3. To discuss opportunities for partnership and active student representation in TUDA initiatives.

All TUSU members are encouraged to attend this historic engagement. Executive members are especially urged to be present to represent the union in an official capacity and to ensure the leadership’s vision and objectives are clearly communicated.

This meeting marks a significant step in TUSU’s commitment to transparency, collaboration, and proactive student leadership. Members’ participation will strengthen the union’s presence and impact within both the university and the wider community.

Signed:
Prince Monbeda Tugbah
Head of Secretariat, TUSU

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Office of the President
Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU)

Date: April 2, 2026

Appointment of Constitution and Bylaws Drafting Committee

The Office of the President of the Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU), under the leadership of His Excellency Exodus Janjay Roberts, is pleased to announce the official appointment of the Constitution and Bylaws Drafting Committee.

This appointment marks a significant step toward establishing a strong institutional framework that will guide the operations, governance, and democratic processes of the Union. The Committee has been entrusted with the critical responsibility of crafting the Constitution and Bylaws of TUSU, which will serve as the supreme guiding documents of the Union.

The Constitution and Bylaws Drafting Committee is constituted as follows:

1. Mr. Arthur Cheyee – Chairperson
2. Bishop Samuel Palay – Co-Chairperson
3. Mr. Brown Keh – Secretary
4. Mr. Alvin D. Decker – Member
5. Mr. Prince Monbeda Tugbah – Member

The Committee is mandated to develop a comprehensive, inclusive, and forward-looking Constitution and Bylaws that reflect the values, vision, and aspirations of the Tarjuowon University student body. In carrying out its assignment, the Committee is expected to consult widely, ensure transparency, and incorporate best practices in student governance.

The Office of the President calls on all students and stakeholders to lend their full support and cooperation to the Committee as it undertakes this historic responsibility.

The leadership of TUSU remains confident in the competence and dedication of the appointed members to deliver a credible and enduring constitutional framework for the Union.

Issued by:
Office of the President
Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU)

Signed:
H.E. Exodus Janjay Roberts
President, Tarjuowon University Student Union (TUSU)

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Good morning to the resilient people of Tarjuowon.
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