Managing Editor of the Inquirer Newspaper, Atty. Philip Wesseh
In the midst of economic difficulties in the country, the Managing Editor of the Inquirer Newspaper, Atty. Phillip N. Wesseh, says he still remains grateful to God for the newspaper being the only surviving post-war independent in Liberia.
âIndeed, the three decades of existence thus far were not rosy, as there were many challenges, including dangerous assignments for which we took the risk. The fact that this paper started when the guns were raging, created a challenge to the paper to exercise a great deal of professionalism and high ethical standards,â said Atty. Wesseh.