Monrovia - A new play which tackles corruption has been dramatized by kids from various high schools at the Monrovia City Hall. The stage play is “Gbagba” a Bassa vernacular name which means Corruption, written by Robtel Neajai Pailey. The intrigues of adults in everyday corrupt practices—robbery, bribery, fraud, vigilantism—collide with the children’s strong moral sense of right and wrong. OSIWA Director Massa Crayton applauded the students from various schools on grounds that the book is about them as students. She said she has been working along with Pailey on trying to get the corruption message across as it is affecting the fabric of the nation.

Source: Front Page Africa September 29, 2017 02:38 UTC