The LBA, with such assistance, would be in a better position to Liberianize. With an elected government in place, this might be the best time this decade for true Liberianization to begin. Due to the magnitude of such a program, care should be exercised in the estimation of potential completion. To expect a speedy completion or an extremely distant completion would be counterproductive. This organization also needs to be able to serve each person without biases formed from failures of others.
Success is a journey filled with joy and disappointment.
Finally, success in this venture will be achieved quicker and more easily through unity, particularly economic unity. Successful Liberian businesses should be willing to join in the effort and be eager to share success tips. Success will also arrive more quickly if we communicate that Liberianization does not necessarily mean exclusion of our non-Liberian brothers and sisters. Noble people always support noble causes, regardless of nationalities or other differences. One would be surprised at how supportive some of these people will be.