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Former Liberian President loses son, Ellen John Sirleaf
A former President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, penultimate week, lost a son, James Sirleaf, who was found dead at his residence in Congo Town, outside Monrovia, on a Friday morning.
The deceased James Sirleaf was disclosed by a family source, Wednesday before his death, to have been sick in the past few days.
James Sirleaf, before his death on Friday, would have been 65 years on January 11.
The demised Sirleaf worked in the Banking and Finance industry for over two decades. His experience extended to the Citibank/Citigroup Profit Center Management, Branch Operations and Credit. He was also General Manager at Monrovia Oil Trading Corporation.
James Sirleaf attended the University of Liverpool where he had MBA, including the University of Westminster England, where he got PG in E Business, and a degree in Business Administration
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