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Nyah Vululleh
The morning mist clung to the red earth of Lama Village like a shroud, where children’s laughter typically announced the dawn along Project Road between Tunudin and Kpain Town. In District 8 of Nimba County, life moved to the rhythm of subsistence farming and close-knit community bonds until November 12, 2002, when that rhythm was shattered forever.
Ten-year-old Nyah Vululleh awoke that morning at 5 a.m. to sounds that didn’t belong: heavy boots on packed earth, harsh voices cutting through the pre-dawn quiet. Charles Taylor’s rebels had come calling, and they brought death to his doorstep with the cold efficiency of practiced killers. In that terrible moment, watching his father fall, Nyah’s childhood ended, and his extraordinary journey began.
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"A War Without Guns:
The Synthetic Drug Crisis Destroying Liberia and West Africa – A Call to National Awakening"
“A War Without Guns: The Synthetic Drug Crisis Destroying Liberia and West Africa – A Call to National Awakening” is authored by Nyah Vululleh. This read is based on the fact that Liberia and West Africa are caught in a silent war. Unlike past conflicts, this war has no soldiers, no artillery, and no visible frontlines. Its weapons are synthetic drugs, cheap, powerful, and destructive, that are spreading through communities at an alarming pace. Substances like tramadol and kush are leaving families broken, schools emptied, and futures stolen.
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"A War Without Guns:
The Synthetic Drug Crisis Destroying Liberia and West Africa – A Call to National Awakening"
A silent crisis is unfolding, not with guns, but with drugs stealing futures and breaking families. A War Without Guns reveals the struggle and the hope within it. Watch the video trailer now and see why this fight belongs to all of us.
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In the fight against synthetic drugs, knowledge and support are vital. This section points to trusted resources to help individuals, families, educators, and policymakers take practical steps. Start by exploring global reports such as the UNODC World Drug Report and the WENDU Regional Data on West Africa, which provide up-to-date insights into trends and solutions. Locally, community-based organizations, faith groups, and youth associations in Liberia offer prevention programs, recovery support, and safe spaces for dialogue.
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A book that opens your eyes. I never realized how deep this crisis runs until I read Nyah Vululleh’s words. It’s powerful, honest, and impossible to ignore.
Both heartbreaking and hopeful. This book doesn’t just talk about problems… it shows you the people, the pain, and the possibility of change. It made me feel connected and inspired.
A voice we need right now. Nyah speaks with courage and clarity. His message is urgent, but also filled with compassion. This isn’t just a book!! it’s a call to action!
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When the War Has No Guns: The Hidden Battle Against Synthetic Drugs
When we think of war, we imagine soldiers, gunfire, and the chaos of battlefields…
Education: The First Shield Against Drugs
If you ask most parents what they want for their children, the answer is simple…
Community Healing: Why Fighting Drugs Requires All of Us
When a young person falls into addiction, the pain doesn’t stop with them. It …