Miss Liberia Wokie Dolo: Realization of “National Cultural Exhibition” Dream Miss Liberia Wokie Dolo: Realization of “National Cultural Exhibition” Dream
…with assistance from Liberian cultural groups, The Liberia Heritage Culture Society; appraised by Head of State George Manneh Weah
Leading the Cultural Carnival: Miss Liberia Wokie Dolo (left) posing for photographers while en route to main celebration venue. (Saturday, December 19, 2020)
From 10:00am of Saturday, December 19, 2020, current Miss Liberia Wokie Dolo (crowned in 2017) began strutting Liberia’s Street as if she was doing ‘Cat Walk’ on the Runway. She had appeared in a less-attention grabbing wears (ordinary blouse, skirt, and sandals) at the assembly ground, but she changed into a “cultural suit”: symbolic crown, body-tight bra (brown), short pant (white), white rubber band tied tight around each leg, and sneakers.
Baby mothers at the Redemption Hospital (left) visited by Jola House members who shared Christmas gifts.
While many families struggle to make their families happy this festive season, a non-profit organization, Jola House, has identified with several pregnant women and baby mothers at the Redemption Hospital in New Kru Town, Monrovia and Omega Community in Paynesville.
The organization, on December 23, 2020, gave out several items designed and produced by members of the Jola House. The items distributed include African made bags; African baby blankets, African utility bags, and breast sanitizing towels, among others.
Jola House was established in 2012, but officially began operations in 2013 and has been engaged in training women to contribute to their communities in those various skills they have acquired.