Lady Justice Center of Liberia Executive Director,  Mrs Hawa Metzger Walker, has acknowledged and praised what she calls the commendable efforts of Nimba County District- 9 Representative, Taa Wongbe, for his commitment to the reconstruction of a previously deplorable school, bringing renewed hope to children and families in the district.

Representative Wongbe reconstructed Volay Public Primary School in Volay (Volai), Doe Administrative District, Nimba County.

The school is at the primary education level. It was dedicated and handed over on August 22, 2026.  It has administrative facilities and restrooms.

The school is also expected to serve children from Volay and nearby towns and villages in the County

Speaking to journalists over the weekend in Monrovia, Madam Metzger-Walker  described the lawmaker’s intervention as a demonstration of responsible leadership and a strong commitment to the future of young people.

"The reconstruction of the school is expected to provide a safer and more conducive learning environment for children, who had previously faced serious challenges due to the poor condition of the old school building", Walker said.

She thanked Representative Wongbe for using his position and influence positively to address an important need within his district.

“Thanks for displaying your power as a lawmaker by taking practical action to improve the lives of the people, especially our children,” the Executive Director said.

Walker emphasized the importance of education as a foundation for national growth and development.

She called on parents, teachers, community leaders and students to work together to ensure that the newly reconstructed school is properly maintained and effectively used for the benefit of the children.

She urged other leaders and public officials to prioritize development initiatives that directly impact communities and create better opportunities for young people.