LRA Boss Urges Liberian Students to Embrace Integrity  

By Michlyne N. Williams 

MONROVIA, June 17 (LINA) – The Commissioner General of the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), James Dorbor Jallah, has urged students of the Thinkers International Children’s Academy (TICA) to prioritize integrity in their educational sojourn.

Commissioner Jallah encouraged the TICA students as well as those across the country, to see integrity as a cornerstone of good citizenship while pursuing their education.

The LRA boss made the comments over the week in Paynesville when he delivered the keynote address at the graduation ceremony of the Thinkers International Children’s Academy (TICA).

He underscored the significance of upholding values and principles, listening attentively to educators, and displaying positive attitudes. 

"As you progress in your journey, hold steadfast to the integrity you have cultivated here. Remain compassionate, truthful, and continue to showcase the exceptional individuals that you are”, Jallah said.

He added: “Your actions, no matter how small, have a profound impact on the world around you". 

The LRA head advised parents to remain unwavering in supporting their children, both morally and financially, expressing enthusiasm for the future accomplishments of the students as they advance in their educational sojourn.

“Integrity means doing the right thing even when no one is looking. It means being honest and fair, being kind to others, and always trying your best, whether you are playing with friends, doing your schoolwork, or helping at home,” Commissioner Jallah indicated.

He thanked the parents and teachers for providing guidance for the students, adding that their support has helped them grow into the wonderful graduates they are today.