District6 University Students Association

04/09/2026

DISTRICT #6, THE BATTLE OF MINDS IS COMING!

60 HIGH SCHOOLS. 6 UNIVERSITIES. ONE CHAMPIONSHIP STAGE. 🏆

The District #6 University Students Association (DUSA) proudly presents the 2026 INTER-High SCHOOL & INTER-UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC SHOWDOWN!

INTER-HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE
INTER-HIGH SCHOOL QUIZZING
INTER-UNIVERSITY DEBATE

LD$100,000 CASH PRIZE
FOR THE WINNER OF EACH CATEGORY!

SEPTEMBER 25, 2026
THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH!

From classrooms to the championship stage, the brightest young minds across District #6 will come together to think, debate, compete and conquer!

WHO HAS THE KNOWLEDGE?

WHO HAS THE ARGUMENT?

WHO HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME CHAMPION?

THE STAGE IS SET.
THE MINDS ARE READY.
THE CHALLENGE BEGINS!

🏆 DUSA 2026

WHERE KNOWLEDGE MEETS COMPETITION. WHERE CHAMPIONS ARE MADE.

26/08/2026

DUSA Holds Productive Meeting with Representative Samuel R. Enders

The District #6 University Students Association (DUSA) today held a productive meeting with Hon. Representative Rev. Samuel R. Enders to discuss key educational and youth development initiatives within District #6.

The discussions focused on expanding educational opportunities, career development, leadership and mentorship programs, as well as preparations for the DUSA Inter-University and High School Debate and Quizzing Tournaments.

A key outcome of the meeting was the confirmation of September 25, 2026, as the official launch and briefing of the DUSA Inter-University and High School Debate and Quizzing Tournament. The event will bring together participating universities and high schools ahead of the competition.

DUSA also announced plans to launch its Scholarship Grant Program and university scholarship initiative within District #6 later this year, with the goal of expanding access to educational support and incorporating more students into the program.

The Association further encouraged all students across District #6 to come together, work collectively, and prioritize the common good of the district. DUSA emphasized that the institution belongs to every student, regardless of background, and called for unity, inclusion, and active participation.

DUSA appreciates Representative Enders for his willingness to support initiatives that promote education, leadership, career development, and meaningful opportunities for students across the district.

The Association remains committed to engaging key stakeholders and advancing programs that empower students and prepare them to become responsible citizens and future leaders of Liberia.

Long Live DUSA!

23/08/2026

For the many young people that are struggling for better opportunity we will continue the fight positively for the benefit of the youth

MONROVIA, LIBERIA — The District #6 University Students Association (DUSA) is calling on District #6 Representative Hon. Samuel R. Enders and other stakeholde

23/08/2026

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“We want opportunities, not promises,” Joe said, stressing that students are seeking tangible investment in their education and future rather than political favors.

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22/08/2026

DUSA Urges District #6 Leadership to Invest More in University Students

MONROVIA, LIBERIA — The District #6 University Students Association (DUSA) is calling on District #6 Representative Hon. Samuel R. Enders and other stakeholders to increase support for university students through scholarships, internships, mentorship programs, and other educational initiatives.

DUSA President Joeraisee I. P. Joe made the call while delivering remarks at the District #6 Representative’s report.

Joe said university students are an important part of the district’s constituency and deserve greater attention from elected officials, particularly in education, empowerment, and professional development.

“I stand before you today not merely as the President of DUSA, but as the voice of thousands of university students from District #6 who continue to believe that education, empowerment, and student development must remain a priority in our district,” Joe said.

He clarified that DUSA’s concerns are not intended to disrespect the district’s leadership, but rather to promote accountability, engagement, and tangible results for students.

According to Joe, university students contribute to their communities through voting, volunteering, organizing activities, and preparing themselves for careers across various sectors.

“University students are part of your constituency. We vote, we contribute to our communities, we volunteer, we organize, and tomorrow, we will become the professionals, educators, entrepreneurs, health workers, leaders, and policymakers of this country,” he said.

Joe said DUSA has continued to organize educational programs, leadership initiatives, academic support activities, and student-development programs despite limited resources.
However, he expressed concern that the association’s repeated efforts to engage stakeholders have not produced the level of support and partnership students need.

He emphasized that DUSA is not seeking political favors, but rather investment in the human capital of District #6.

The association is calling for scholarships and tuition assistance for deserving students, internship and career opportunities, mentorship programs, support for academic initiatives, and a structured working relationship between the Office of the District Representative and DUSA.

The DUSA president also challenged district leaders to broaden their understanding of development beyond roads, buildings, and other physical infrastructure.

He argued that young people are among the district’s greatest assets and that their education and professional development should be treated as a major component of District #6’s development agenda.

“Accomplishments of your leadership should not only be roads, buildings, and physical projects. It should also be about your people—and interestingly, young people are among the greatest assets of District #6,” Joe said.

He questioned who would maintain and lead public institutions and other development projects in the future if sufficient resources are not invested today in educating and preparing young people.
Joe acknowledged that all of DUSA’s demands cannot be fulfilled immediately, but said students deserve concrete evidence of progress.

“We are not demanding that everything be done overnight. But we believe that after years of representation, there should be something concrete that students can point to and say, ‘This was done for us,’” he said.

‘We Want Opportunities, Not Promises’
The DUSA president said students want to be remembered as a generation that received meaningful opportunities rather than one that received only promises.

He said DUSA remains prepared to work with the district’s leadership while continuing to ask difficult questions and advocate for the interests of university students.

In a brief response, Representative Samuel R. Enders invited the DUSA leadership to visit his office to discuss the district’s future plans and explore ways to address the students’ concerns.

The invitation could provide an opportunity for DUSA and the district leadership to establish a more structured partnership focused on education, skills development, and opportunities for young people in District #6.

22/08/2026

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE DISTRICT #6 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (DUSA) at the District sitting

Honorable Representative, distinguished guests, fellow students, ladies and gentlemen:

I stand before you today not merely as the President of DUSA, but as the voice of thousands of university students from District #6 who continue to believe that education,empowerment and Student development must remain a priority in our district.

Let me begin by saying this for clarity, we are not here to disrespect anyone. We are here to demand accountability, engagement, support and results.
Honorable Representative, university students are part of your constituency. We vote, we contribute to our communities, we volunteer, we organize, and tomorrow, we will become the professionals, educators, entrepreneurs, health workers, leaders, and policymakers of this country.

But the question we must honestly ask is as Potent Students of this district is: What has been done for us?

DUSA has been engaged with and continue to organize educational programs, leadership initiatives, academic support, and student development activities, often with limited resources. Yet, despite our repeated efforts to engage stakeholders, we have not seen the level of support and partnership that university students deserve from their elected representative.

Let it be known that. We are not asking for political favors.

We are asking for investment in human capital toward students growth, development and education.
We are asking for scholarships and tuition assistance for deserving students. We are asking for internships and career opportunities. We are asking for mentorship programs. We are asking for support for academic initiatives. And most importantly, we are asking for a structured relationship between the Office of the District Representative and DUSA.
Honorable Representative, accomplishments of your leadership should not only be roads, buildings, and physical projects. It should also be about your people—and interestingly, young people are among the greatest assets of District #6.

If we invest millions in infrastructure but fail to invest in the education and development of our young people, then we must ask ourselves: **who will maintain and lead those institutions tomorrow?. DUSA is ready to work with your office. But partnership must go beyond invitations, photographs, speeches, and promises.
And few of them are as follow
• We want measurable commitments and support towards DUSA projects like
DUSA Scholarship hunt
DUSA Inter University District Debate
DUSA Inter High School District debate and Quizzing Tournaments
DUSA Career development and Mentorship Seminars
DUSA Leadership Conferences


• We want to know: What is your plan for university students in District #6?

• How many students will receive educational support?

• What scholarship opportunities will be created?

• What internship or professional development opportunities will be made available?

• And when can students expect these initiatives to begin?

We are not demanding that everything be done overnight. But we believe that after years of representation, there should be something concrete that students can point to and say, This was done for us.Honorable Representative, our generation does not want to be remembered as the generation that only received promises. We want to be the generation that received opportunities.
DUSA therefore extends its hand for genuine partnership—but we also reserve the right to ask difficult questions, demand accountability, and advocate for the interests of the students we represent.Because leadership is not simply about occupying an office.
Leadership is about leaving evidence that your people were better off because you served them.
And today, we are asking for that evidence.

Thank you, and may God continue to bless District #6, your Leadership,our students, and the Republic of Liberia.

19/08/2026

PRESS RELEASE
DUSA Presents Student Priorities to District #6 Representative, Calls for Greater Educational Opportunities and Student Development

Monrovia, Liberia — August 18, 2026

Comrades, stakeholders, community leaders, veterans of our tendency, and residents of District #6, we bring you greetings from the District Six University Students Association (DUSA).

As one of the chief proponents of an egalitarian society, we believe the future of District #6 cannot be built without the voices, ideas, energy, and participation of its young people. Students must not only be spoken about, they must be heard, represented, supported, and given the opportunity to lead.

This is not a call for political allegiance. It is a call for investment in students.

With this spirit of student advocacy, DUSA was invited to participate in the District #6 Dinner Night hosted by the Office of Representative Rev. Samuel R. Enders on Sunday, August 16, 2026, where the association presented the interests, concerns, and priorities of university students in District #6.

Representing DUSA at the gathering, Secretary General Samuel H. Charlie advocated for stronger engagement between university students and the Office of the District Representative, and called for greater investment in educational, professional, and leadership opportunities for students across the district.

“It is important that we build a stronger and more constructive relationship between DUSA and the Office of the District Representative, while ensuring that university students and young people are meaningfully included in the district’s development agenda,” Charlie said.

He also called on Representative Enders to partner with DUSA in establishing an accessible office space for the association within District #6 — a platform from which DUSA can coordinate its activities and champion matters affecting university students.

DUSA also called for increased educational and professional opportunities for students, including scholarships and other forms of educational assistance, academic support and mentorship, skills development and training, internship and career opportunities, career guidance and professional development, and other initiatives that strengthen students’ academic and professional growth.

The association said investing in students now means investing in the district’s future leadership and workforce. DUSA also used the occasion to call for support for its own programs — designed to strengthen the academic, leadership, communication, and professional capacities of university students — noting that students need more than financial assistance. They need platforms to build leadership skills, gain practical experience, develop professional networks, and take part in the development of District #6 and Liberia.

In response, Representative Rev. Samuel R. Enders expressed his willingness to support DUSA’s programs and to work closely with the association to ensure the concerns and interests of District #6 students are heard and prioritized. DUSA welcomes this support and looks forward to continued engagement with his office to turn it into concrete programs and opportunities for students.

During his remarks, the Secretary General also made clear DUSA’s non-political independence. DUSA does not endorse or oppose political candidates or parties; as a student-centered organization, it will engage elected officials, community leaders, institutions, development partners, and other stakeholders whenever such engagement can advance the interests and welfare of university students.

DUSA believes university students and young people should be treated as active participants in the development of District #6, not just beneficiaries of it. The association believes partnerships involving student organizations should be guided by transparency, accountability, mutual respect, and a clear focus on the students they are meant to serve.

District #6 University Students Association remains committed to representing the interests and concerns of university students in a responsible, independent, and constructive manner and looks forward to continued dialogue with the Office of Representative Enders and other stakeholders.

Issued by:
District #6 University Students Association (DUSA)
Montserrado County, Liberia

04/11/2025

DUSA Annual Conference 2025 is Here!

Get ready for five days of inspiration, learning, and connection at the most anticipated youth gathering of the year! 🌍

This December, District Six University Students Association (DUSA) brings together brilliant minds from across universities and high schools for an unforgettable experience of leadership development, career talks, fun activities, cultural exchange, and networking with top professionals.

Theme: Rising To Lead: Youth, Responsibility, & Innovation in Today’s Liberia.

Date: December 2025
📍Venue: ELWA Compound
Target: 50 passionate students ready to lead change!

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this transformative experience that will shape your mindset, sharpen your skills, and connect you to opportunities that matter.

Registration is now open — seats are limited!
👉 Click the link below to apply and secure your spot today.

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21/07/2025

DUSA President Honors Kukatonon Induction!

Yesterday, our President, along with the Vice President, honored the Kukatonon Intellectual Center as Special Guests at their induction ceremony.

In a bold, timely address, the DUSA President congratulated the new leadership and called for accountability, punctuality, and purpose-driven leadership. He reminded all that true leadership starts with us and so must integrity.

DUSA and Kukatonon share a proud history, and one of Kukatonon’s own now serves in top leadership at DUSA proof that this platform builds real leaders for Liberia!

We were formed for a cause and that cause is Liberia! Let’s lead with vision and action.

📌 Don’t miss the upcoming DUSA December Conference preparations are in full swing and flyers drop soon!

22/03/2025

Exciting Scholarship Opportunity with DUSA!

Are you ready to take your education to the next level? DUSA has been granted the opportunity to recommend candidates for a Master’s scholarship at Texila American University, USA!

This is your chance to gain a world-class education and advance your career with financial support. If you’ve been dreaming of pursuing a Master’s degree, this is your moment!

Limited slots available! Express your interest today and take the first step toward a brighter future.

We are making every effort for our people to get quality and affordable education take advantage today.

For more details, contact( +231) 776179583/881976692