Aaron F. Kollie - Altruist

24/07/2026

I'm on the weekly engagement list for Aaron F. Kollie.

18/07/2026

HABITS ARE EASY TO BUILD, BUT HARD TO BREAK

I used to think little habits were harmless.
Whenever my phone needed charging, I kept using it—watching videos, replying to messages, browsing, even working. I had done it for years without issue, so I assumed it was safe.

Then I saw a video of phones overheating while charging. Whether every clip was real mattered less than the warning it gave me: something can feel safe simply because it has never gone wrong.

That made me ask: how many habits do we keep just because they are familiar? How often do we stop asking whether they are wise?

The Bible says wisdom begins with a teachable heart.
"The wise in heart will receive commands, but a prating fool will fall."
Proverbs 10:8

God often warns us before trouble comes—through His Word, wise counsel, or the experiences of others. A wise person listens.

Spiritual life works the same way. Sin often starts with small, unchecked habits, and growth in Christ begins with small daily choices.

Do not wait for pain to force change. Choose wisdom now.
A small change today may protect your tomorrow.

16/07/2026

Which would have been harder for you and why?

A. Spending 40 days in the wilderness with Jesus.
B. Building the ark with Noah.

06/02/2026

Lately I have been thinking about how fast our generation is losing its dialect.
We dress like others, speak like others, joke like others, and slowly forget the language that first called our names at home. Many of us understand our dialect, but we are ashamed to speak it.

Some of us cannot even greet properly in it anymore. That loss did not happen by accident. We allowed it.
Dialect is not just language. It carries memory, respect, humor, wisdom, and identity. When a dialect fades, a way of thinking fades with it. A history fades. A people fade.

I am from B**g County. I am Kpelleh. That is not something I should hide or water down to sound modern. My dialect tells where I come from and who raised me. It reminds me that I belong to something older than trends and louder than social approval.

So I am choosing to promote my dialect and my culture. Not because it is perfect, but because it is mine. I want to speak it more, learn it better, and pass it on. If we do not protect our dialects, nobody will do it for us.
Being educated should not mean being disconnected. Being modern should not mean being empty.
Our dialect is not backward. Forgetting it is.

Photo Credit: Explore Liberia 1

15/01/2026

Update!
History of the County Meet you need to know.
The National County Sport Meet is the most watched football tournament across Liberia, with over 1.5 million football fans tuning in to listen over Radio, watching live from different Liberian online football sources, and also visiting the various stadiums in which the games can be played.

Organiser(s): Ministry of Youth and Sport
Founded: 1956; 70 years ago
Region: Liberia
Teams: 15 (2015–Present)
Current champions: Lofa County
First winner: Mary land county
Most championships: Nimba County (6 titles)

List of winners 👇
1956 : Maryland County
1969 : Grand Cape Mount County
1974 : Grand Kru County
1977 : Grand Kru County
1978 : Nimba County
1979 : Nimba County
1985 : Grand Kru County
1987: Grand Kru County
1989: Grand Gedeh County
1990: Grand Bassa County
2004 : Gbarpolu County
2007 : Rivercess County
2008 : B**g County
2009 : Bomi County
2010 : Nimba County
2011 : Nimba County
2012 : Margibi County
2013 : Grand Cape Mount County
2014: Grand Bassa County
2015: N/A (*was cancelled due to the Ebola)
2016: Grand Bassa County
2017: Maryland County
2018 : Montserrado County
2019 : Bomi County
2020 : Grand Kru County
2021 : Lofa County
2022 : Nimba County
2023 : Nimba County
2024 : River Gee County
2025 : Lofa County

Courtesy of Daily Digest Liberia

25/12/2025

I want to take a moment to send my warmest wishes to you and your loved ones.
May your Christmas be filled with peace, happiness, and delightful moments.
​Here's to a bright and hopeful New Year!
​Merry Christmas.
From Aaron!
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21/12/2025