15/07/2025
" Let us Stop Denying Our Children Of Using Cell phone" Atty. Michael B.Wah,Jr Urged Parents.
By: Our Staff
Johnsonville, Montserrado County Liberia - As technology continues to evolve, it has become an integral part of our daily lives.
From communication to education, there is no denying the impact of technology in our modern world. And when it comes to our children, it is important for parents to recognize the benefits of technology, specifically the use of cell phones.
Atty. Michael B. Wah, Jr, a respected figure in Liberia the Deputy Director For administration of Liberia Institute Of Public Administration and a guest speaker at Fountain of Life High School in Johnsonville, recently urged parents to stop denying their children the use of cell phones.
He emphasized that cell phones play a crucial role in their academic journey and should not be seen as a hindrance.
During his speech, Atty. Wah, Jr spoke on the topic "Change" and stressed the need for change that would positively impact students' lives. He emphasized that allowing students to use cell phones can bring about a positive change in their academic performance.
He said One of the main reasons why parents deny their children the use of cell phones is the fear of distraction. However, Atty. Wah, Jr highlighted that cell phones can actually help students in their academic pursuits. With access to resources like Google and YouTube, students can easily research and complete their assignments.
They can also gain access to basic information on social media platforms like Facebook.
Atty. Wah, Jr urged parents to understand that cell phones are no longer just devices for communication, but also powerful tools for learning. He emphasized that parents should encourage their children to use their phones at home for academic purposes, but not during school hours. This can help students stay focused during classes and use their cell phones as a resource for learning and not for distractions.
In support of his message, Atty. Wah, Jr generously donated thirty thousand Liberian dollars to the school and promised to work with them to promote their educational purposes.
The tone of Atty. Wah, Jr's speech was one of encouragement and empowerment. He urged parents to embrace change and see the potential of cell phones in their children's education.
His words resonated with the students, and they left the speech feeling inspired and motivated to use their cell phones in a more productive manner.
Moreover he said, it is time for parents to let go of their fears and embrace technology, specifically the use of cell phones, in their children's education.
As Atty. Wah, Jr emphasized, change is necessary for positive growth, and in this case, allowing children to use their cell phones for academic purposes can bring about a positive change in their academic journey. So let us stop denying our children the use of cell phones and instead, encourage and guide them in using it for their educational benefit.
