The President of the University of Liberia (UL), Dr. Julius S. Nelson, has lifted the ban on campus-based political activities of the state-run university following several months of suspension. Dr. Nelson further assured the student community of providing the space to engage in political activities on the campuses of the university. We met on Monday and due to the results, I am happy to announce that as you go to the end of the semester, the ban on student activities has been lifted,” Dr. Nelson said. “We are now asking the office of student affairs to work with the various student political groups of the university to renovate the offices of the student political parties,” Dr. Nelson said. “We will ensure that all these political parties have their offices on the Capitol Hill campus because the university campuses belong to all student political groups,” Dr. Nelson said.

Source: Daily Observer January 27, 2020 02:26 UTC