PHOTO: The late PUL President Terrence Sesay
Monrovia, Liberia – A former President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Terrence Sesay is dead, the PUL has announced.
In a press release at the weekend, the PUL expresses deep sorrow as it announces the passing of one of its esteemed former Presidents, Terrence Sesay.
The Union was informed on November 13, 2023, about the tragic loss of this distinguished and revered leader. Mr. Sesay’s remarkable contributions to the journalism community and the nation are duly acknowledged, and his absence will be deeply felt.
During his years of journalism,Terrence Sesay held the position of Editor in Chief at the Liberia News Agency (LINA), accumulating a wealth of experience spanning thirty-four years in journalism. Notably, he recently served as a correspondent for the German News Agency (DPA) and Al Jazeera. From 1998 to 2004, he diligently reported as the Liberia Correspondent for Agence France Presse, covering stories related to the country’s second civil war.
Mr. Sesay will be remembered for his significant efforts in advancing the pro-democracy stance of the Press Union of Liberia and enhancing the quality of journalism throughout the nation. His unwavering dedication and passion for journalism were evident throughout his career, setting a high standard of professionalism in the field.
The PUL extends heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and the entire journalism community during this period of mourning. In these challenging times, the Press Union of Liberia encourages everyone to seek solace in prayer and draw strength from their faith.
Journalist Sesay will be greatly missed for his steadfast commitment to the Press Union of Liberia, his notable contributions to the journalism profession, and his impact on the nation as a whole.
The Union offers prayers for the peaceful repose of former President Sessay’s soul, as well as for others who have departed this world, wishing them eternal serenity in the afterlife.