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Censil University Joins the Liberia National Bar Association as we celebrate Law Day 2026 in Paynesville! ⚖️

This year theme is celebrated under the theme "Access to Justice for All: bridging the gap between the law and the people."

Law Day promotes respect for the rule of law and trust in our justice system — especially vital as Liberia rebuilds post-conflict. It’s a day to learn our rights, hold the legal profession accountable, and remind all that _no one is above the law_.

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MONROVIA — Censil University conferred degrees and certificates on 41 graduates over the weekend, urging the Class of 2026 to transform academic achievement into service and tangible national impact.

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Censil University graduates 41, urges class to turn education into national impact Censil University graduates 41 students during its sixth commencement in Paynesville, urging the Class of 2026 to turn education into national service.

A proud snapshot from our 6th Commencement Convocation!🎓

History was made, dreams were honored, and perseverance paid off.

Congratulations to a class built on strength, commitment, and resilience.

BSc, AA, C' Certificate

6th Baccalaureate in Pictures:
From worship to celebration — don’t miss the next chapter! Join us Friday, February 27, at Effort Baptist Church, A.B. Tolbert Road, for the Graduation Ceremony.

A memorable start 🎓👨‍🎓: Scenes from the opening moments of our 6th Graduation Convocation Baccalaureate Service, held at our Auditorium in Wood-Camp, Paynesville.

The President of Censil University, Mr. Edwin P. Kalama, has urged Liberians to rethink their attitude toward locally owned businesses and institutions, cautioning that national progress could stall if citizens fail to support one another economically.

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