The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) recently conducted a one-day anti-corruption training for Student Integrity Clubs at the William V. S. Tubman High School in Monrovia.

Sixty students from Tubman High School and the Monrovia Open Bible Standard School participated, gaining insight on integrity, accountability, and civic responsibility.

LACC’s Program Manager for Education and Prevention, Mr. John E. Tommy, encouraged students to be champions of integrity, while Tubman High’s Vice Principal for Student Affairs, Mr. Christopher F. Nalenda Sr., urged them to reject dishonest practices.

The training, facilitated by Mr. Tommy, Mr. Alfred D. Karnley, and Ms. Leelah P. Semore, is part of LACC’s ongoing efforts to empower young people in the fight against corruption.