12 Inspiring Liberian Women to Follow on Facebook if You’re a Teen Girl

By Jessica Wesseh

Social media is powerful.
The people you see on your news feed or timeline can really affect how you feel and even how you think about your own life.

For example, If you’re following someone who’s sharing their journey through illness, it will break your heart everytime you see them.
If you are following someone who talks about God a lot, it might remind you to think about your own relationship with Him.
And if you are following a girl your age running a business you’ve always dreamed of, you might finally feel inspired to start your own too!

That’s why who you follow matters. Your news feed isn’t just for fun, it shapes your mood, your confidence, and your goals. So why not make it work for you? So, why not fill it with people who lift you up? People who inspire you, challenge you to think bigger, or simply make you feel good about yourself.

In this social media age, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out who to follow, especially on Facebook, where everyone seems to be sharing everything. While Facebook can be a great place to learn, grow, and stay entertained, it’s important to follow with intention.

To make things easier, I’ve put together a list of 10 amazing Liberian girls whose pages are full of the kind of content every young girl needs on her feed.

Vickjune Excel Wutoh is a Youth Talk Show Host, Gender Equality Activist, and Founder of IYEED. 

Follow her for inspiring Content about Liberian Youths and Gender Equality. She brings to light  Youths who are making headway in the country on the Liberian Youth Hour on ELBC radio 99.9 FM every Saturday at 1 PM.

Cynthia Miller is a 22 year Old Master’s Degree holder in Public Health (Epidemiology) currently one of the youngest graduates of Cuttington University Graduate School.  Her story tells us about Transformation. Not too young to lead or make a difference in society despite Cynthia’s age she has made several headlines in the news. Follow her for more insight on goal-setting. 

Goodness M. Sart

 Is one of the best in the media out there – a communication specialist, event compère commonly known as MC(master of ceremony), and media personality. Currently a senior student of Mass. Communication at the University of Liberia she likes to be called Abba’s media girl. 

Deesire Moore – a humanitarian, and Philanthropist who is mostly involved in women’s empowerment. Founder of the Deesire Moore Grace Foundation and DMGF Women Small Business Grant where she supports young women in business and has provided jobs for several Liberian Youth through empowerment. 

Leymah Gbowee

2011 Nobel Peace Laureate, Liberian Peace activist, and a Writer.  Follow her for more scholarship opportunities from her foundation and inspiring life stories and experiences.

Hon. Karishma Pelham-Raad

She’s a diplomat, a Minister for International Organizations – Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Follow her if you have a passion for diplomacy. 

Deborah K. Gonpah 

Executive Director and CEO for We Can Liberia, a Youth and Women advocate, an entrepreneur, and a SHE-CAN scholar.   Follow her for more inspiring content. 

Alphia Faith Kemokai is an emerging World Leader, and USAID Youth of the Year 2023 currently the Program Manager at NAYMOTE – Liberia. Alphia works at the UN Youth Advisory Panel-Liberia. Follow her for more inspiring tips on how to excel as a Youth. Faith loves to be called Alphia of Africa

Sianneh Kambleh is an Author, Christian Content Creator, Al image Creator, and inspirational Writer. Follow her for daily inspirational and motivational tips. 

Danista R. Kanneh is a Booknerd, Founder, and Executive Director at Zorebooks, Sexual Purity Coordinator at Girls Evolve Africa, and Secretary at Biomedical Science Club. 

Aria Deemie is a Journalist, Creative Writer, and Social Worker. Follow her to be on top of trending happenings 

Lauretta B. Cisse is one of Liberia’s Best YouTubers and Content creators.  

Start taking bold steps toward your future. Engage more with these ladies and my darling you are set to go. 

Author

Jessica N. Wesseh

Writer, Gal’s Guidance

4 Responses

  1. It’s an honor to read about great role model in our society.
    Their lifestyle and dedication to showing the right way for teenage girls to follow is a blessing for this generation..

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