Sen. Prince Johnson Honors Victims of Liberian Civil War in Emotional Tribute

Monrovia-What seems to be an emotional display of remembrance and solidarity, Nimba County Senator Prince Johnson embarked on a sincere journey on this year march 13, 2024 decoration day  to honor the victims of Liberia's tumultuous past. Visiting the Du-port Road grave site, Senator Johnson paid his respects to the innocent children from Nimba County who tragically lost their lives during the harrowing events of the 1990 war, victims of unspeakable atrocities perpetrated by government soldiers.

With a heavy heart, Senator Johnson also made a heartfelt stop at the Lutheran Church, where he laid wreaths on the graves of those who fell victim to the Lutheran Church Massacre.

 This solemn act of remembrance serves as a testament to the enduring pain and trauma inflicted upon the Liberian people during a dark chapter in the nation's history.

For Senator Johnson, this solemn tradition holds deep personal significance, as he has been steadfast in his commitment to honoring the memory of the fallen since 2006. His unwavering dedication is driven by a profound understanding of the profound grief and suffering endured by the affected communities.

In a message of condolence and solidarity, Senator Johnson extended his heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved families, offering prayers for healing and peace in Liberia. His unwavering commitment to preserving the memory of the past serves as a beacon of hope for a brighter, more peaceful future for all Liberians.

Through his actions, Senator Prince Johnson continues to embody the spirit of resilience and remembrance, ensuring that the sacrifices of the past are never forgotten as Liberia moves forward on its path to reconciliation and healing