Godly Gentlemen Academy

The post-war period resulted in economic instability and increased poverty rates, leading to a rise in drug abuse among young boys. Lack of opportunities, trauma from the conflict, and limited access to education and healthcare have contributed to the prevalence of drug addiction. A significant number of young boys in Liberia engage in relationships and unprotected sexual activities with school-going girls, resulting in teenage pregnancies due to the lack of education or knowledge. These pregnancies often hinder the growth of the society (youth) to a cycle of poverty and the limitation to explore outside of their boundaries. Nevertheless, some young boys faced with limited economic prospects, may resort to criminal activities such as robbery. Desperate for income or influenced by peer pressure, they engaged in theft, muggings, and other offenses, negatively impacting community safety and stability. Therefore, these stinged term to plague our Society. The combined impact of drug addiction, teenage pregnancies, and criminal activities by young boys poses significant threat challenges to Liberian society. These issues can perpetuate cycles of poverty and limit opportunities for personal and societal development. Moreover, the increased crime rates contribute to a sense of insecurity within communities, hampering both social and economic progress.

GODLY GENTLEMAN 2026