Dr. Sidie Tunis has delivered a compelling keynote address at the 64th Senior Class programme of the Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies, held on 17th April in Monrovia.

Addressing the graduating class, Dr. Tunis underscored the essence of leadership, emphasizing that it transcends titles and positions, and is instead rooted in service, perseverance, and responsibility. Drawing from his personal and professional journey, he outlined three core principles for effective leadership: a commitment to serving others, the importance of perseverance in building genuine influence, and the need for collective effort in advancing national development.

He further challenged the graduates to view their academic achievements not merely as personal milestones, but as a call to contribute meaningfully to society. According to him, education carries a responsibility to drive positive change and foster national progress.

Delivering a message centered on hope and patriotism, Dr. Tunis highlighted that Liberia’s most valuable asset lies in its people, stressing that the country’s future depends on a generation of dedicated, visionary, and service-oriented leaders.

The event also featured a notable gesture of goodwill from Dr. Tunis, who provided generous support towards the class project, marking a memorable and impactful moment during the ceremony.