By Joseph Tumbey 

The Chief Executive Officer of the Jeety trading Corporation , Dr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva  encouraged the Booker Washington Institute BWI graduates  to have no fear  of risks  as he  promised them job opportunities    at his Jeety rubber  company LLC in Weala Magibi County as a means of using their knowledge to make Liberia a better place for all.

Jetty made the commitment on Saturday  March 11 while serving as a  guest speaker at the  BWI  71st  Regular, 5th Post -secondary & Professional Program and 4th Japan Heavy Equipment Operator School graduations in Kakata, Margibi County and challenged  them to 

never be afraid of risk, as their  future depends on It.

“BWI is a school of great purpose and I am glad that the dreams of the 17th President of Liberia – the late, Charles D. B. King and many others, to train young middle – level technicians to contribute to Liberia’s construction and industrial undertakings, still live on. 

As a Liberian  by heart Indian by passports  and Magibian by residence, I will offer 20 jobs to the newly BWI graduates”, Jeety  acknowledged  the class of 2021- 2022 BWI graduates. 

He encouraged the graduates to have no doubt of making the society  proud by the value of their education  and the impact they will make in the World. 

Jeety maintains  that challenges are complex, and they require collaborative efforts from people across all walks of life to overcome them as  their  skills and knowledge  have equipped them  with the tools to navigate the  challenges  successfully. 

“The lesson here is that risk-taking is necessary. But having a clear vision of what you want to achieve is more than necessary. Failures will come along the way but do not be frightened. To live, you must continually reinvent yourself, or else you will fall by the wayside and be forgotten”, the CEO of the Jeety trading  Corporation,  Dr.   Upjit Singh Sachdeva   stated at the BWI graduation  program