This is our time to make a president (the slightly impossible but majority of the people president).

I think it was not the “You killed my ma, you killed my pa, I will vote for you" moment for Liberians, but rather, it was the "We will make history again. This is our time to make a president (the slightly impossible but majority of the people president)".

If education didn't make Liberia rise again, why not try a survivor of the impoverished Liberian system, a trailblazer, a beacon of hope for the underprivileged, a hero from zero childhood and an underserved family background.

The slums doesn't define a child's future, but the child perseverance and persistence eventually defines his/her destiny.

Education is just a systematic instructions of truth and possibilities that might guide the way to success; sometimes one needs something more than education to make the impossible possible.

For me, the 25th President of Liberia journey to the presidency has more lessons than it seems. For a moment it sounded like a fairytale but it is actually a true-tale.