Liberia: Nekotech bows amid public outcry

By Stephen G. Fellajuah (contributor)

In response to growing public concern, Nekotech’s Executive Chairperson, Rev. Dr. Princess Asie Kabuki Ocansey, bows here, promising to refund students who paid US$236.

This amount, collected initially as a “redline fee” for services related to a purported scholarship application process, has now been waived for students in Liberia. Students in other countries, however, are still required to pay the fee.

Rev. Dr. Ocansey explains that the…