Moses Gibson, a native of Flehla, Liberia, is a tenacious individual who refuses to take no for an answer. Born into extraordinary hardship and a life of deprivation, his path shifted when he was welcomed into the SOS Children’s Village in Monrovia, Liberia. Though not raised by his biological family, he found in this community the love, care, and opportunity that became the foundation for his resilience.
His early years were deeply shaped by the Liberian civil war, which stripped away opportunities for many youths. Yet, amid the turmoil, the Children’s Village offered Moses both refuge and a renewed sense of purpose. Determined to break free from the cycle of hardship, he poured his focus into his studies—knowing education would be his path to freedom.