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ADAFP Delegation Pays Courtesy Visit to AME University President Alvin E. Attah

On Wednesday, June 10, 2026, a high-level delegation from the African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress (ADAFP) paid a one-day working visit to Rev. Alvin E. Attah Sr., President of AME University (AMEU).
ADAFP is a Pan-African organization committed to identifying, training, and mentoring the next generation of liberal democratic leaders in Africa, with a particular focus on youth and women.
The delegation included Mohamadou Faye, ADAFP Deputy President from Senegal; Eddie Jarwolo, Executive Director of NAYMOTE-Liberia who is also ADAFP General Secretary and Adil Abdel Aati, ADAFP Deputy Secretary General from Sudan.
Other members of the delegation were Dr. Francis Oke, former Head of ECOWAS Election Missions and ADAFP Elections Commissioner and William Dowkopor, Executive Director of Free Trade Network Africa (FTNA) and a senior researcher at the ADAFP Think Tank in Ghana.
The visit focused on exploring opportunities for AMEU to host the ADAFP Leadership Training Academy in Liberia, which is dedicated to developing emerging leaders in politics, governance, democracy, and Pan-African studies.
In brief remarks, Mamadou Faye, ADAFP Deputy President, said the organization is seeking a partnership with AME University because of the institution’s strong performance and international recognition.
In response, AMEU President Rev. Alvin E. Attah Sr. said the university remains committed to building partnerships that strengthen human resource development, promote democratic governance, and foster a culture of accountability in Liberia, across Africa and the global community.

🚨 AME University and LICPA Forge Landmark Partnership to Transform Accounting Education in Liberia! 🚨

AME University (AMEU) has reached another major milestone in its commitment to academic excellence and professional development through the signing of a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Liberia Institute of Certified Public Accountants (LICPA). This strategic collaboration brings together one of Liberia’s leading institutions of higher learning and the country’s premier professional accounting body to strengthen accounting education, enhance professional standards, and prepare the next generation of financial leaders.
Through this partnership, AMEU’s accounting curriculum will be aligned with the Accounting Technicians Scheme West Africa (ATSWA) standards, providing students with a stronger pathway to professional certifications such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Chartered Accountant (CA). For LICPA, the partnership advances its mission of promoting excellence, integrity, and competence within the accounting profession by expanding access to professional accounting education and nurturing a pipeline of highly skilled accountants for Liberia and the region.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, AMEU President Dr. Alvin E. Attah described the agreement as a transformative step that will bridge the gap between academic learning and professional practice, while LICPA President Papin Daniels praised AMEU’s vision and commitment to developing future accountants and technocrats.
The partnership will also strengthen the capacity of AMEU’s accounting faculty through professional oversight, technical support, mentorship, and examination preparation, creating lasting benefits for students, educators, the accounting profession, and Liberia’s broader economic development. Together, AMEU and LICPA are investing in a future where Liberian accountants are equipped to compete, lead, and excel on the national, regional, and global stage.

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University

🌍 Over the weekend, the Graduate School of African Methodist Episcopal University hosted an impactful and inspiring lecture series featuring the British Chargé d'Affaires to Liberia, Joanna Markbreitter, who challenged AMEU graduate students to become ambassadors of peace and development in their communities and professional careers. Speaking under the theme, “A Day in the Life of a Diplomat: Balancing the Big Picture and the Small Details to Make a Difference in Liberia,” Madam Markbreitter emphasized the importance of education, leadership, and responsible decision-making, while also reflecting on the historic and growing relationship between Liberia and the United Kingdom in areas of knowledge transfer, security, trade, and commerce.

She praised AME University for creating platforms that connect students to real-world experiences beyond the classroom. Welcoming the British diplomat, AMEU President Dr. Alvin E. Attah described the lecture series as a critical bridge between academic learning and professional exposure. The event concluded with an engaging interactive session where students exchanged ideas on diplomacy, leadership, and Liberia’s development, further reinforcing AME University’s commitment to academic excellence and global engagement.

Big opportunities begin with powerful conversations, and this is your chance to be in the room where leadership, diplomacy, global development, and career transformation meet.

The African Methodist Episcopal University School of Graduate Studies proudly invites graduate students, young professionals, researchers, and future leaders to an exceptional Graduate Lecture Series featuring Joanna Markbreiter, Deputy British Ambassador and Development Counsellor to Liberia, speaking on the topic, “A Day in the Life of a Diplomat: Balancing the Big Picture and the Small Details to Make a Difference in Liberia.”
This high-impact engagement will expose attendees to real-world diplomatic leadership, international development strategies, career-building insights, networking opportunities, and practical knowledge capable of elevating academic and professional success. Join us on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM at the AME University Graduate School Theatre, C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall, and position yourself among the next generation of leaders prepared to influence Liberia and the world.

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION: GRADUATE LECTURE SERIES

To: All Students and Faculty, AMEU School of Graduate Studies

From: Administration, School of Graduate Studies

Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026

Subject: Graduate Lecture Series featuring the Deputy British Ambassador

Dear Students and Faculty,

This is to formally notify you of the upcoming session of our Graduate School Lecture Series, a compulsory semester-based program designed to foster research and professional growth.

Program Details:

Date: Thursday, 21st May, 2026

Time: 5:00 p.m. prompt

Venue: The Graduate School Theater, AMEU.

Guest Speaker: Joanna MacGreater, Deputy British Ambassador and Development Counselor to Liberia

Topic: "A Day in the Life of a Diplomat: Balancing the Big Picture and the Small Details to Make a Difference in Liberia"

Important Academic Notice:

Please be informed that all regular graduate lectures scheduled for the day of this program are canceled. This is to ensure that every student and faculty member is "on ground" and present for this high-profile engagement.

What to Expect:

1. Engagement: A dedicated Q&A session will follow the lecture, allowing participants to interact directly with the Ambassador.

2. Benefits: This program offers practical insights into diplomacy, networking opportunities, and professional development critical for your graduate journey.

Requirement:

Attendance is compulsory. This program is powered by the School of Graduate Studies, African Methodist Episcopal University, and serves as a cornerstone of our professional development curriculum this semester.
Please find the attached flyer for further details and a breakdown of the event schedule.
We look forward to seeing you there.

Graduate School

As Liberia proudly celebrates National Unification Day, the African Methodist Episcopal University extends heartfelt greetings and appreciation to our distinguished Board of Trustees, dedicated faculty and staff, outstanding students, respected alumni, valued partners, supporters, and the entire AMEU community across Liberia and beyond.

This historic day reminds us that unity remains the foundation of national transformation and sustainable progress. At AMEU, we take pride in being more than a university; we are a community committed to shaping visionary leaders, empowering minds, and driving national development through excellence in education, innovation, and service.

The continued growth and rising impact of our institution are made possible through the collective support, sacrifice, and commitment of every stakeholder who believes in the AMEU vision. As we celebrate this important occasion, may the spirit of unity, peace, and shared purpose continue to strengthen our university and inspire us all to work together in building a stronger, more inclusive, and prosperous Liberia.

Happy National Unification Day from the African Methodist Episcopal University.

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