Gbarnga, Bong County, 1 July 2024 - Excitement and anticipation fill the halls of John Flomo Bakalu High School as students prepare to elect their leaders for the 2024/25 academic year. This year's election, dubbed "Mulbah's Affairs," sees two promising candidates, Lawrence Mulbah and Patience Mulbah, competing for the prestigious position of Student Council President.Both candidates have garnered significant support from their peers, each bringing a unique set of skills and vision for the future of the school. Lawrence Mulbah, known for his academic excellence and active participation in extracurricular activities, promises to foster a culture of academic achievement and community service. His campaign focuses on enhancing school facilities, promoting student engagement, and implementing new academic programs to better prepare students for their future endeavors.Patience Mulbah, equally distinguished by her leadership qualities and dedication to student welfare, aims to create an inclusive and supportive school environment. Her platform emphasizes mental health awareness, the introduction of mentorship programs, and the enhancement of student-teacher relationships. Patience's commitment to addressing students' concerns and her vision of a united student body resonate strongly with many of her peers.The electoral process has been meticulously planned to ensure fairness and transparency. Campaigning began earlier this month, with both candidates presenting their platforms through speeches, debates, and social media engagements. The school administration, led by Principal Josiah B. Kollie, has emphasized the importance of this democratic exercise as a learning experience, encouraging students to participate actively and make informed decisions.The election will take place on 15 July 2024, with students casting their votes in designated polling stations around the school. The results will be announced the following day, and the new Student Council President will be inaugurated during a special ceremony later in the month.Principal Kollie expressed his enthusiasm for the election, stating, "This is a pivotal moment for our students, as they not only choose their leaders but also learn about the democratic process and the responsibilities that come with leadership. We are proud of both Lawrence and Patience for their commitment to our school's values and their willingness to serve."As the election day approaches, the excitement continues to build, with students engaging in lively discussions and debates about the future direction of their school. Regardless of the outcome, the 2024/25 academic year promises to be one of growth, innovation, and continued excellence at John Flomo Bakalu High School.