SUP Regrets The Passing Of Veteran Munah E. Pelham-Youngblood

Members of the bereaved family, friends and relatives of the deceased, sons and daughters of the hardworking yet underpaid class, resilient cadres and militants, ideologues, veterans, well-wishers, and sympathizers of the Vanguard Student Unification Party-SUP.

The Student Unification Party greatly regrets the earthly exit of one of its astute and ideological veterans – Vet. Munah E. Pelham-Youngblood. SUP has lost a fearless revolutionary combatant and a selfless national servant. The demise of veteran Munah is a great loss we may not easily get over anytime soon considering her extraordinary role played in our party and the State. This is a great tree that had fallen and its echo has caused a political and revolutionary quaver not only in our party but also across our nation – Liberia. SUP mourns this versatile revolutionary, a politician and reputed stateswoman of our nation. Indeed, Liberia has lost a great soul.

Veteran Munah was not only a Representative for the people of District #9 in Montserrado but a distinguished fearless patriot and freedom fighter; a characteristic she exemplified during her days at the State-run University of Liberia. Working with the Student Unification Party (SUP) to create a favorable learning environment for students through a genuine advocacy; she diligently served the Women Presidium of our Party with unquestionable commitment and courage. Her immeasurable impact to our nation building will forever remain an unforgettable experience and humbling privilege that will serve as source of enthusiasm for young women in Liberia and beyond.

A sanctuary of truth and boldness is a true reflection of the fallen veteran of our party. She lived a life of courage, humility and patriotism pursuing our dream without any fear; she opined on critical national issue without fear, she courageously danced on the floor of the National Legislature installing fear in her opponents. We can’t just imagine this loss – it is too throbbing to bear; death has silenced yet another great mind. In a special column of our revolutionary book of history, she has a special reward as she rests in martyrdom. As revolutionaries, our mission to serve and liberate humility does not end in THE GRAVE. We believe that revolutionaries do not die, in their martyrdom; they multiply into beautiful flowers and roses. So is the case of veteran ideologue Munah E. Pelhman-Youngblood. The revolutionary mission of veteran Munah was well fulfilled with pride and honor.

SUP therefore considers veteran Munah E. Pelham-Youngblood as a MARTYR as she reunites with Wewee Debbah, Irene Nimpson, Momolu Lavala, Wuo Gabe-Tapia, Tonie Richardson, Benedict Garlawolu and other ideological martyrs of SUP. SUP once more extends sympathy to her family and calls on everyone to celebrate the life of veteran Munah E. Pelham because she was a true revolutionary patriot, a fearless and courageous stateswoman.

In line with our party’s tradition and doctrine, the Chairman of Africa biggest repository of consciousness and true enlightenment, the indomitable Vanguard Student Unification Party, Cde. Charles M. Songha has with immediate effect mandated the Women Presidium and the Bureau of Veteran Affairs of the party to open a Book of Condolence in honor of veteran Munah E. Pelham-Youngblood and Chair Emeritus Kutubu Sheriff upon the resumption of normal academic activities at the University of Liberia.

Chairman Songha is, therefore, calling on all Liberians especially veterans, ideologues, cadres and militants of SUP to observe Friday, July 10, 2020 and mourn for the fallen veteran and other martyrs of the Vanguard Party.

Long live SUP – Long Live Massescracy – Long Live Social Justice, Academic Freedom and Peace. Aluta, the struggle continues!

Done and issued on this 9th Day of July, A.D. 2020 by the 29th Central Committee and Politburo Concomitantly.

Signed:

Cde. Ephraim T. Nyumah

Secretary General/ SUP

Approved

Cde. Charles Songha

Chairman/SUP