Cornelius Tuayan Keagon, a multifaceted Liberian personality, was born on 6 July 1996, and has since made a significant impact in various fields, earning him the nickname "Senator" or simply "Senate". As a philanthropist, expressionist artist, blogger, entrepreneur, investment banker, and actor, Keagon has demonstrated his versatility and dedication to his craft.
His acting career has been marked by notable roles in films such as "Johnny Mad Dog", "Murder In The Cassava Patch", and "Son Of None", showcasing his range and talent as a thespian. However, beyond his acting career, Keagon has made a profound impact through his humanitarian work.
In 2019, he founded the organization Arts & Positivity, which initially focused on serving Nimba County but has since expanded to cover the entire country of Liberia. The organization's primary objective is to distribute food and clothing to orphanages, providing essential support to those in need.
Keagon's early life was marked by the challenges of growing up during the Liberian Civil Wars, which had a profound impact on his worldview and advocacy for world peace and human rights. Despite these challenges, Keagon has emerged as a powerful voice for positive change, using his platform to promote unity, compassion, and social justice.
