I Don't Run A Woman Government. I

We Are Here Because We Share A Fundamental Belief: That Poverty, Illiteracy, Disease And Inequality Do Not Belong In The Twenty-first Century. We Share A Common Purpose: To Eradicate These Ills For The Benefit Of All. And We Share A Common Tool To Achieve This: The Millennium Development Goals.

I Just Think That Unless You Have That Cohesiveness In The Family Unit, The Male Character Tends To Become Very Dominant, Repressive And Insensitive. So Much Of This Comes Also From A Lack Of Education.

In Liberia, The Big Challenge That Remains For Us Is Job Creation. We Want Young People To Work Or Go To School. That Is Our Main Preoccupation Right Now.

Leadership Is Never Given On A Silver Platter, One Has To Earn It.

One Has To Look At My Life Story To See What I've Done. I've Paid A Heavy Price That Many People Don't Realize.