MONROVIA โ Mines and Energy Minister Wilmot Paye has urged members of the Disabled Rights Association of Liberia (DRAL), located in Chicken Soup Factory community, along the Japan Freeway, to rise above their physical challenges and set goals that lead to future prosperity.
Minister Paye believes that people living with physical challenges can become assets to society by being focused, determined and committed to pursuing opportunities to transform their ambitions into reality.
The Mines and Energy Minister noted that because the attainment of education is non-discriminatory, physically challenged persons are among some of the worldโs brightest professionals making great contributions to their respective countries in both public and private sectors.
Minister Paye spoke Thursday, May 29, 2025, through the Director of Press and Public Affairs of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Richard Manuba, at programs marking the 10th anniversary commemoration of the Disabled Rights Association of Liberia (DRAL).
As part of its 10th anniversary activities, the Disabled Rights Association is carrying out a fundraiser to enable the organization construct its headquarters facilities on a plot of land in the Chicken Soup Factory community. Minister Paye made a contribution towards the project and further encouraged the organizationโs Executive Director, Peter Kanneo, Sr., and his team of administrators to remain dedicated to achieving the objectives of constructing a comfortable office facility for their members.
