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27/09/2024

Margibi County district #4 Hon. Emmanuel Yah Speak at the Official Dedication of the Giddings Collage High School

27/09/2024

A truck carrying a container fell over in front of the National Port Authority (NPA) gate. Thankfully, no one was hurt. The authorities are working on clearing the area to avoid any delays or problems.

27/09/2024

Margibi County Senator Hon. Nathaniel F. McGill has received his Certificate of Honour as Margibi County's Best Lawmaker of the Year from the Margibi County Early Warning.

The Certificate was presented to the senator by Mr T. CARLEUS SUBAH, Chairman of the Margibi County Early Warning on September 26, 2024.

26/09/2024

Just In!!!

Hon. Samuel D. Tweah ,Jr. Write ✍️ ✍️ ✍️

The Triumph of Liberian Justice
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Yesterday, September 25, 2024 will go down in the annals of Liberian jurisprudence as one of the finest days in the administration of independent and transparent justice: a judge rebuked attempts by a sitting Liberian Government to weaponize and bastardize the judiciary to achieve political glory at the expense of former officials of Government. It is a day that will rest in eternal fame!

Since the witch-hunt against my person, I have inforned Liberians via this very social media space that I was coming to face my accusers and vindicate my name. Several persons advised against my coming, arguing that the intention of the UP-Government was to merely have me paraded unjustly in handcuffs as some “posterboy’ for its already doomed ‘fight against corruption.’

As fearless as I am and knowing I am innocent of the bogus charges, I took in all the advice but countered that there was no way or no chance that I would not return to Liberia, even at the cost of my unjust and politically-motivated imprisonment. Who and what would I be if I fled from my country? I had left Liberia since January 23, 2024 and was in no way a fugitive from justice. After the politically manipulated indictment I had to ensure I return under the correct legal circumstances !

There were those who argued that it is within a judge’s rights to deny even a bond worth a billion United States dollars, to which I gladly responded “then that would be my fate and I must prepare to face and accept it.”

But deep down in the wellsprings of my soul, I believe there had to be men and women who would stand for the upright enforcement of the law as it is written, who could resist the threats, blandishments, or emoluments from a sitting Government sworn to pervert Liberian law as it has already copiously done in service of demonizing political opponents for political glory!

And so yesterday as the judge dictated his ruling that I was entitled to bail under our laws and constitution, that I am now under the jurisprudence of the court and am a free citizen protectedby bail from illegal arrests or harassment, tears welled in my eyes. I knew I could somewhat trust our judiciary system: I didn’t know it was going to be this overwhelming!

In closing, let me express thanks to the thousands who have been saying their prayers for me and showing me their support. To my darling prayer warrior wife and her legions of pastors, to family, friends, partisans, colleagues, supporters and well wishers I am profoundly grateful.

To those who have been dying just to see me unjustly in handcuffs let me say to you you do not know, neither do you understand the democratic Liberia we now live in. In my radio appearances in the coming days I will expound on this rich democratic tradition we now enjoy, which is principally sustained by a few men and women endowed with the powers and privileges to do right by the people!

May God bless our motherland and may we all work justly for a better Liberia!

Samuel D Tweah Jr.

26/09/2024

President Boakai Consoles the Family of Late Centenarian Alhaji Amadu Sheriff

New York, USA– His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. today expressed heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and community of the late Alhaji Amadu Sheriff, a revered elder and prominent Liberian citizen, who passed away this morning at his Chocolate City Residence in Monrovia.

Alhaji Sheriff, who lived beyond 100 years, served Liberia in numerous capacities throughout his lifetime, leaving behind a legacy of wisdom, leadership, and devotion to his country and community.

Recently, in recognition of his lifetime of service, Alhaji Sheriff was honored by President Boakai with one of the nation's highest distinctions, the Humane Order of African Redemption, at the rank of Knight Grand Commander.

In a compassionate telephone conversation with former Finance Minister Alhaji Lusinee F. Kamara, Sr., a distinguished family and community leader, President Boakai conveyed a message of deep sympathy and solace to the bereaved family. He praised the late Alhaji Sheriff as a fine and noble citizen whose life positively impacted those around him and the entire nation.

“Alhaji Amadu Sheriff was a beacon of wisdom and grace,” President Boakai said. “His contributions to his fellow citizens, his community, his county, his religion, and the Republic of Liberia will forever be remembered. His departure marks a profound loss for our nation, but we take comfort in the lasting legacy he leaves behind.”

President Boakai reminded the family that this moment of grief, though painful, is part of the divine will of the Almighty Allah. He urged them to find strength and solace in their faith, acknowledging that Allah, in His infinite wisdom, knows what is best.

“Our hearts are with you,” the President added. “This is the will of our Common Creator, the Almighty Allah, who gives and takes according to His divine plan. I encourage you to keep your faith strong and to trust in His wisdom.”

President Boakai assured the family that he would visit and personally extend his condolences upon his return to the country. He emphasized that the entire nation shares in their grief and stands in solidarity with them during this time of loss.

26/09/2024

𝗗𝗦𝘁𝘃 𝗟𝗶𝗯𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮 𝗔𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗶𝘇𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗛𝗢𝗥 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗖𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗺𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁
….. 𝑪𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒔 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒂𝒓𝒅𝒊𝒛𝒆 𝑳𝒊𝒃𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒂𝒏 𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑮𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑨𝒊𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈

The Committee on Post and Telecommunications of the Honorable House of Representatives, has requested the Management of DStv Liberia, to uphold the promotion of Liberian Cultural Heritage as enshrined in article 5b of 1986 the Liberian Constitution.

A statement issued on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, by the House’s Press Bureau, says the decision was reached following the appearance of DStv before the committee.

DStv Liberia was recently citied to provide caused why it should not be held in contempt to not honor previous citations in order to address other information surrounding their operations in Liberia.

Responding to the citation, DStv Liberia CEO, Mr. Simeon Freeman, apologized to the committee for such action.

Mr. Freeman also wants the Country explore other avenues that will lead to the promotion of Liberian Cultural Heritage on DStv platform.

According to him, the previous Liberia Broadcasting System Management headed by Mrs. Estelle Liberty- Kermoh, initiated the inclusion of LNTV on the platform but to no avail due to its non-digitalization.

The DStv CEO added that it is also cost intensive and if such is addressed, LNTV can be streamed by DStv.

He then highlighted the low quality of Liberian movies to meet the standards.

However, the HOR Post and Telecommunication Chair, Representative Ivar Jones, quotes LBS current Management headed by Eugene Fahngon, as saying LNTV has gone digital.

Representative Jones said the LBS Management, confirmed the airing of LNTV programs on SATCOM due to its digitalization.

The Committee Chair stated that the airing of LNTV programs on DStv, will allow diaspora Liberians among others to know and understand the Liberian Cultural heritage.

The Chair spoke about revenue leakages, adding that some customers in Liberia are subscribing with DStv but recharging from Nigeria because of the charges.

The committee has since requested the management of DStv Liberia to provide it, the list of its Social corporate responsibilities beneficiaries.

Additionally, the Committee is expected to pay DStv Liberia’s Office a working visit on Friday, September 27, 2024, at its premises in order to have a fair appreciation of its infrastructure.

25/09/2024

Welcome Back home from the USA, Margibi County district #3 Lawmaker C.E.O Hon Ellen A Attoh-Wreh.

Indeed you brought pride to your Citizens. WELCOME BACK!!

25/09/2024

DSTV VS LBS update:

The Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Group INC, Sole Distributor of DSTV, Simeon Freeman is presently before the House’ Committee on Post and Telecommunications headed by Margibi County Representative Ivar Jones.

Mr. Freeman’s appearance comes amidst the LBS Director General Eugene Fahngon’s called for DSTV to be kicked out of Liberia due to its alleged refusal to add LNTV to its Cable Network and its inability to operate locally.

Mr. Freeman appeared on the Capitol Grounds alongside his Lawyer Cllr. Gould a moment.

The hearing with the committee is currently taking place behind closed doors.

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25/09/2024

House speaker Koffa to Lead Delegation for US to Attend Major Conventions

Press Statement

Capitol Building, Monrovia: The Speaker of the 55th House of Representatives, Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa, is set to lead a legislative delegation to the United States of America beginning September 27 to October 12, 2024.

This travel will include participation in three major events: the Union of Liberian Associations in the Americas (ULAA) 50th Anniversary, the Grand Kru County Development Association Convention, and the Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) Annual Convention.

The delegation will arrive in the U.S. on Thursday, ahead of ULAA’s 50th Anniversary and Inauguration Program, where Speaker Koffa will serve as the Special Guest Speaker.

The ULAA celebrations, running from September 27 to September 29, will feature various activities, including an Anniversary and Honoring Program, a General Assembly, an Inaugural Gala, and a Beach Party.

Notably, Speaker Koffa played a pivotal role in advocating for the Dual Citizenship Bill during Liberia’s 54th Legislature, when he chaired the Judiciary Committee. Upon becoming Deputy Speaker in 2021, he passed the sponsorship of the bill to Rep. Acarous Gray and Sen. Darius Dillon.

Following the ULAA events, Speaker Koffa will serve as Guest Speaker at the Grand Kru County Development Association Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from October 4 to October 6, 2024. The convention, themed “Driving Sustainable Development and Progress in Grand Kru County,” will focus on the region’s economic and social growth. Grand Kru County, with a population of about 109,000, remains one of Liberia’s most impoverished and underdeveloped areas, represented by just two electoral districts.

On October 12, Speaker Koffa will address the Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) Annual Convention and Benefit Banquet, to be held at St. Cyprian Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia.

As the Keynote Speaker, he will speak on the theme “Addressing Liberia’s Fragility Through War Crimes Accountability and Social and Economic Development.” Cllr. Koffa has been a strong advocate for war victims and has championed the establishment of a war and economic crimes court in Liberia.

Under his leadership, the House of Representatives passed the War and Economic Crimes Court Act during the 55th Legislature.

The ALJA Convention is expected to bring together international journalists of Liberian descent, alongside ALJA members in the U.S., for discussions centered on Liberia’s future.

During Speaker Koffa’s U.S. visit, his office in Monrovia will remain fully operational, with the Chief of Staff and other members of his team available to the public and constituents of District #2, Grand Kru County, from Monday to Friday.

25/09/2024

Samuel Tweah granted 8 USD million bail.

Samuel D. Tweah Jr., Liberia’s former Finance Minister, surrendered to Criminal Court ‘C’ on Tuesday morning after arriving in the country Monday night.

Tweah, along with ex-National Security Advisor Jefferson Karmoh and former Solicitor General Cllr. Nyanti Tuan, faces multiple charges, including economic sabotage, fraud, and criminal conspiracy. Following his surrender, the court granted Tweah an $8 million bail, setting his trial for November 12.

These indictments stem from an investigation by the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) which has accused the former officials of orchestrating a scheme that diverted over L$1 billion and US$500,000 from the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA). These funds, meant for national security and financial oversight, reportedly disappeared under dubious circumstances between September 8 and 21, 2023.

The LACC’s investigations revealed that Tweah allegedly authorized these hefty transfers without proper approval from Liberia’s National Joint Security or the National Security Council. The LACC stated that there was no documented need or request for these funds, raising questions about the legality of the transactions.

Once transferred, the funds quickly vanished with withdrawals made by D. Moses P. Cooper, then Acting Financial Controller of the FIA. According to court documents, nearly all the transferred funds were withdrawn in just over a month, leaving a mere L$7,500 in the account.

25/09/2024

“National Monument of Deception”, CDC’s Secretary General Jefferson Koijee describes Senator Dillon.

Jefferson Koijee, Secretary General of the opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), has criticized Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, labeling him a “national monument of deception.”

Koijee accused Dillon of betraying the people of Montserrado County by supporting the passage of a recast budget without adequate representation for his constituents.

Koijee highlighted that Dillon’s actions undermine the transparency and accountability the Unity Party campaigned on. He claimed that Dillon, who has positioned himself as "Mr. Light," has failed to advocate for essential appropriations and has engaged in questionable transactions as Chair of the Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee.

In a social media post, Koijee pointed out significant budgetary alterations and alleged that Dillon has normalized business-class travel for official trips.

He urged Liberians to reject Dillon's rhetoric, framing him as a disappointment to those who supported him. Dillon has not yet responded to these allegations.

25/09/2024

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25/09/2024

Update!

Former Liberian Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah has returned to Liberia to face his criminal indictment. Sources at the Roberts International Airport confirmed to Spoon TV that the former government official arrived in the country at 1:00 am this morning. Our sources confirmed that Tweah was one of the passengers who arrived in Liberia this morning on an Air Peace flight.

The Liberian government has indicted Tweah and several others for alleged corruption that took place during the Weah-Taylor administration. The government is expected to serve Tweah with his indictment in the coming hours or days.

The Liberian government has recently requested a red alert through Interpol to be placed on Samuel Tweah. This means he could be arrested on foreign soil. Tweah has been a US-sanctioned individual for over 3 years.

25/09/2024

BREAKING NEWS!

Musa Hassan Bility Resigns as Chairman and Member of the Liberty Party vows never to join any other Political Party in Liberia….

See Statement below!

Liberty Party National Executive Committee
Monrovia, Liberia

September 24, 2024
RE: Resignation Letter of Musa Hassan Bility – Liberty Party National Chairman

Dear Fellow EC Members:

Greetings, and I hope this letter meets you all in good health. It is with a heavy heart that I today announce my resignation as National Chairman of the Liberty Party (LP) and withdraw my membership from LP. The last three and a half years have been the most satisfying, complex, and challenging adventure of my political career. It has been an incredible privilege to lead the LP National Executive Committee (NEC), and I have been blessed to have been a part of a group of people bound together by a commitment to build a political institution rooted in the principles of inclusive decision-making, democracy, and the rule of law.

During this period, we have experienced great highs, most notably the amendments to the LP Constitution that brought about an environment of inclusive and consultative decision-making and working together to form a part of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) during the just-ended 2023 Presidential and General Elections. We have also weathered numerous storms because of opposition to these very changes we brought about to the Constitution and our decision to support opposition presidential candidate, Mr. Alexander Cummings, in the 2023 elections.
In an effort to recalibrate, LP recently embarked on an important phase of reconciliation, a necessary process given what the Party has been through over the past three years. As with any reconciliation process, certain concessions had to be made by all sides at the table. However, I also believe that it is equally as important, in a political environment such as ours, characterized by competing definitions of nationalism and patriotism, that the LP’s vision, values, and actions reflect leadership qualities critical to our nation’s future growth and development. As we go through the reconciliation process, and in my consultations with the broader Party membership, it has become abundantly clear that some of the concessions being sought to achieve reconciliation are fundamentally against my core belief of what is needed to continue to build a vibrant political institution and prepare for national leadership and I cannot, in good conscience, endorse the new direction that is being proposed. Albeit, standing firm in my belief in democratic systems, I also cannot and will not allow my personal beliefs to stand in the way of the reconciliation process. Consequently, faced with this juxtaposing dichotomy, it has become necessary to hand over the baton to those who champion this new direction and allow them the space to chart the future course of Lp.
The LP is the first and only Political Party that I have been a member of. I am extremely proud of the changes we have been able to bring about in the Party over the past three years, albeit the tenuous road we had to travel to get there. Although I have affiliated with members of other political parties in Liberia in the past, I never sought or took membership in any political party because their vision for Liberia and expression of core values did not align with mine. My decision to join the LP came after several conversations and interactions with LP’s Founder and Vision Bearer, Cllr. Charles Walker Brumskine, about his hopes and dreams for the Party, which aligned with mine. At this juncture, I am of the belief that my continued contributions to charting a pathway to the Liberia we all aspire to have will be more effectively carried out through different and non-traditional mediums. I still hold the same opinion about the political parties within our current dispensation, and therefore, I will not seek or take membership in any of them. Rather, I will continue my political journey through the office I now hold as Representative of Nimba County, District 7, and other political and developmental action vehicles.

I sincerely wish the LP well in these endeavors. Thank you again to the leadership and broader LP family for the support during my tenure as National Chairman.

Regards,

Signed: ____________________
Musa Hassan Bility
National Chairman
Cc:LP National Advisory Council
LP County CommitteesR

24/09/2024

Margibi county Senator Hon. Nathaniel F. McGill Write ✍️✍️✍️👇👇

24/09/2024

Team Kolubah Declares candidacy for Margibi Young Journalists Association election

24/09/2024

Report by: Ezekiel M Mçgill

Liberia National Police Launches Traffic Patrol in Margibi County

On September 24, 2024, the Liberia National Police (LNP) officially launched a traffic patrol initiative aimed at enhancing road safety in Liberia. The ceremony took place in Kakata, Margibi County, and was attended by key officials, including Deputy Inspector General of Police for Operations Nelson Freeman, Chief of Highway Patrol Wadell Kwabo, and Chief of Public Safety and Deputy Police Commander Freed Gaye.

The launch marks a significant development in road safety efforts, with the patrol set to operate primarily in Margibi County.

The event gathered various stakeholders, including the Margibi Police Commander, traffic inspectors, drivers, and community members, all eager to witness this historic moment.

During the launch, Chief of Highway Patrol Wadell Kwabo emphasized the initiative's objective: to protect citizens and ensure the safety of drivers and passengers on the roads. He highlighted the importance of adhering to traffic regulations to mitigate accidents and enhance overall safety.

Deputy Inspector General Nelson Freeman further stressed the necessity of the traffic patrol. He pointed out alarming statistics indicating that more fatalities occur on highways due to car accidents than in hospitals. Freeman noted that the LNP's leadership is committed to revitalizing traffic enforcement to address these issues. He assured the public that the patrol's purpose is not to exploit drivers but to uphold professional standards and ensure safety on the roads.

Margibi Police Commander Patrick Kormaze expressed gratitude to the LNP central office for implementing this much-needed initiative, noting that a structured traffic patrol had not been established in over a decade. He acknowledged the support of his colleagues in Kakata and their dedication to enhancing public safety.

The launch of the traffic patrol is expected to be a turning point in improving road safety and reducing accidents in Liberia, fostering a culture of compliance with traffic laws among citizens.

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24/09/2024

For immediate release
September 24, 2024.

Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia (EFFL) Call for Immediate Investigation into the Purchase of a Luxury Vehicle by Mr. Amin Modad; says public corruption must stop immediately.

The Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia (EFFL) urgently call on the Government of Liberia, specifically His Excellency President Joseph N. Boakai, to commission an immediate investigation into the circumstances surrounding the purchase of a 2024 Chevy Suburban by Mr. Amin Modad, reportedly valued at over $100,000.

The EFFL is deeply concerned by the acquisition of this high-priced luxury vehicle by Mr. Modad, especially given the current economic hardships faced by ordinary Liberians. In the spirit of transparency and accountability, the EFFL emphasizes the importance of ensuring that public figures uphold the highest standards of financial integrity.

This acquisition raises serious questions, and the EFFL condemns the ongoing abuse of power and influence within certain leadership circles. The sacrifices and collective struggles of the Liberian people cannot continue to be manipulated for personal gain by individuals in positions of influence.

The EFFL stands firm in its mission to safeguard the interests of all Liberians. The country's long journey toward freedom, justice, and equity must not be undermined by a few who prioritize their personal benefits over the welfare of the majority.

We categorically oppose this trend of selfish leadership and reaffirm our commitment to standing with the people of Liberia in their fight for a fair and just society. To maintain public confidence in our institutions, the EFFL calls on President Boakai to swiftly establish a committee to investigate the source of funding for this purchase.

The investigation must determine whether public resources or questionable financial practices were involved. The people of Liberia deserve transparency, and this investigation is essential to ensure that justice and equality prevail. The EFFL also calls on the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) to begin an immediate investigation into this situation and urges the National Legislature and the Executive to proceed with the immediate cancellation of the Metech contract for various violations.

We supported this government to fight against the misuse of public funds and not to repeat the mistakes of the past. It is becoming clear that certain officials within the Executive are complacent in the misuse of power and view the people's revolution that brought President Boakai to power as an opportunity for grandstanding and personal gain.

While we remain fully committed to supporting this president, he must now hold his officials accountable. Failure to do so would leave the President politically, legally, and morally powerless to hold previous government officials accountable. Once it's established through investigation that he and others are guilty, they should be prosecuted to avoid the narrative of selective justice in the ongoing fight against corruption.

The Coming Revolution

Issued by: Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia

24/09/2024

Margibi: Liberia National Police launches highway patrol in Liberia, beginning with Margibi County.

24/09/2024

𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀 𝗨𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗺𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗹𝘆 𝗣𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗕𝘂𝗱𝗴𝗲𝘁

The Honorable House of Representatives has voted unanimously to pass into law the 2024 Recast Budget, maintaining the total allocation at $738,859,000.

Plenary’s decision follows a thorough review by both Chambers Conference Committee, which outlined adjustments made at $6.6 million.
After an assessment of SOEs, giving the MFDP authority to issue T-Bills and Bonds, borrowing from commercial banks to raise 9.5M to fill the Deficit of $17M.

According to the Press Bureau some key allocations in the approved budget include $6,649,788 directed to vital sectors such as Health, (Drugs Rehabilitation, Monkey pox etc), Education, the Liberia Airport Authority, and the Liberia Water & Sewer Corporation, specifically for water assessments in Southeast regions, among others.

Following the passage, House Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa expressed his gratitude to his colleagues for their commitment to the citizens of Liberia, stating, “We have answered the call of the People and ensured that our Country is not held hostage.” Speaker averred.

He underscored the Legislature's responsibility to manage the people's Money wisely, acknowledging the historical complications and challenges in the budget process that require immediate attention.

In his remarks, Speaker Koffa underlined the importance of accountability and urged the Committee on Ways, Means, and Finance to begin proactive preparations for the 2025 National Budget.

He called for a more structural approach to budget management, stressing the need for transparency and effective ex*****on of budgetary provisions by the executive branch.

The passage of the 2024 Recast Budget marks a significant step towards fiscal responsibility and sustainable development in Liberia, reinforcing the House of Representatives' commitment to serving the best interests of its constituents and the Republic of Liberia.

Meanwhile the House is expected to adjourn for its extraordinary session of the 2nd Quarter of the first session Tuesday, 24 September to resume the 2nd Friday in October.

24/09/2024

MEMO

To: Members of the Margibi Young Journalists Association

From: The Elections Coordinating Committee
Margibi Young Journalists Association
Date: September 23, 2024

Subject: preliminary List of Members for Verification

Dear Members,

This memo serves to inform you that we have compiled a preliminary list of members of the Margibi Young Journalists Association as part of the ongoing voter registration process. All members need to review their details and ensure their information is accurate.

Key Points:

1. Verification Required: Members are urged to verify their names, Date of Birth, and age to ensure the integrity of the final list.

2. Deadline for Verification: Please submit any corrections or concerns by Wednesday, September 25th, 2024.

3. Voter Eligibility: The Election Coordination Committee (ECC) will accept voter registrations without numbers but will NOT accept registrations that do not provide an accurate Date of Birth.

Preliminary List:
While the detailed preliminary list will be circulated separately, please remain alert for updates and be prepared to confirm your entries.

Your cooperation is vital in this process to ensure that all members are correctly represented and eligible to participate in upcoming activities and elections.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,

Elections Coordinating Committee ECC
Margibi Young Journalists Association

Call 0770412341/0888542937
07704206

No.
Name
Institution
DOB
Contact
1
Godfrey S. Morris
GIBI FM
2/25/1998
0770221592/0886035487
2
Gabriel S. Birr
GIBI FM
3/29/2003
0886095272/0770168814
3
Emmanuel Saah Joseph
GIBI FM
9/04/1997
0555886948/0777458290
4
Emmanuel S. Tamba
GIBI FM
4/03/1998
0880814231
5
Emmanuel M. Cummings
GIBI FM
1/16/2005
0886428455
6
Joseph S. Dolo
GIBI FM
8/1/2003
0886041146
7
David SM Yogie
GIBI FM
12/18/1998
0880453683
8
Alex D. Juah
GIBI FM
5/5/2002
0888381286/0778065608
9
Joejoe Teah
GIBI FM
11/19/1999
0888663644/0775409828
10
J. Jallah Guwor Jr.
GIBI FM
6/23/1994
0777328085/0555885449
11
Sylvester Burgess Jr.
GIBI FM
6/22/2005
0881199422
12
Ruth M. Tokpah
GIBI FM
7/22/2004
0881417197
13
Mariama Konuwah
GIBI FM
5/10/2006
0881844276
14
Kermitta Kantor
GIBI FM
7/7/2004
0880182172/0778565387
X15X
Alice Saul
GIBI FM
12/25/1992
0777155431

16
Emmanuel M. Kangar
PEACE FM
10/27/1997
0775997338
17
Ebenezer Foley
PEACE FM
6/25/1995
0770455233
18
Christina Mabande
PEACE FM
12/10/1995
0770044120
19
Amelia Mulbah
PEACE FM
12/17/2005
0777666426
20
Howison Woah
PEACE FM
11/29/1997
0775602274
21
Patrick Sayplay
PEACE FM
11/29/1997
0775249887

22
George Living Kollie
RADIO FARMINGTON
4/4/1995
0771980922
23
P. Bill Siaffa
RADIO FARMINGTON
8/16/1996
0777922325

24
Helena S. Nyumah
STONE FM

0770042468
25
Andrew Kollie
STONE FM
9/2/1994
0777201090

26
Harris Nathan
COVERAGE TV
4/27/1996
0775357210
27
Moses David Tinnie
EXCLUSIVE TV
2/14/2001
0881880156
28
Joshua B. Freeman
FACT MEDIA ONLINE
1/20/1998
0888503444

29
Jackson M. Flomo
GBAISUE FM
09/8/1998
0888860548/0779460939
30
Joseph W. Kollie
GBAISUE FM
03/12/1998
0880221011
31
Emmanuel N. Kolleh
GBAISUE FM
8/17/1996
0886618783
32
Emmanuel Roger
GBAISUE FM
05/6/1998
0880523482
33
Daniel BK Manner
GBAISUE FM
08/11/1996
0886955340
34
Valmah Kamara
GBAISUE FM
10/20/1999
0881431893
35
Samuel Gollay
GBAISUE FM
01/1/2006

36
Morris Fahnbulleh
GBAISUE FM
12/25/2004
0886914084
37
Rejoice B. Duo
GBAISUE FM
5/21/1998
0555800773
38
Diana Streete
GBAISUE FM
7/16/1997
0880523482
39
Emmanuel S. Thomas
GBAISUE FM
3/15/1999
0888298484
40
Isaac Julye
GBAISUE FM
5/26/1997
0880843914
41

42
Grace D. Weah
RADIO BLUE BIRD
8/24/2004
0881620290
43
G. Emmanuel Binda
RADIO BLUE BIRD
2/21/2005
0555548021
44
Jenkins J. Jackson Jr.
RADIO BLUE BIRD
12/29/2005
0881888340
45
Samuel Leo Willie
RADIO BLUE BIRD
7/23/1994
0555539746
46
Joshua B. Sackie
RADIO BLUE BIRD
05/6/2005
088157013
47
Prince Massaquoi
RADIO BLUE BIRD
3/15/1994
0881985883
48
Patrick L. Hodgkin
RADIO BLUE BIRD
4/22/1995
0887491267
49
Daniel Freeman
RADIO BLUE BIRD
4/24/1995
0881932676
50
Samuel M. Wolayou
RADIO BLUE BIRD
12/27/1997

51
Jeremiah Flomo
RADIO BLUE BIRD
3/15/2002

52
Preston Binda
RADIO BLUE BIRD
10/10/1994

53
Emmanuel S. Yeanay
RADIO BLUE BIRD
02/12/1995
0776385578

54
Joseph Slyvester Kpeeyan
TRUST FM

55
Christopher W. Gayflor
TRUST FM
8/14/1994
0555564340/0775619255
56
David Favid Borbor
TRUST FM

0881005648
57
L. Santor Dinuwelle Jr.
TRUST FM
11/10/1995
0880286699
58
Awalayah Taylor
TRUST FM
01/2/1998
0881182059/0775169907
59
Roland S. Morgan
TRUST FM
9/29/1994
0555913725
60
Isaiah Singbah
TRUST FM
05/10/1995
0880718884
61
Obediah Gumah
TRUST FM

62
Alex Toe
TRUST FM
2/14/1999
0886646719
63
Samuel N. Saifa
TRUST FM
12/4/2000
0881817246
64
Junior Tate
TRUST FM
7/20/1998
0886596760
65
Matthew Senapo Blama
TRUST FM
3/28/2005
0880629945
66
Emmanuel Joe
TRUST FM
4/30/2004
0888045759
67
Nathaniel Koboi
TRUST FM
2\13\1997
0779884423\0888980847
68
Slyvester Gbarkey
TRUST FM

0775466714

69
Maxim Mongar Somah
VOX RADIO
1\24\1994
0775047176\0881439777

70
James Logan
LOGAN ONLINE TV

0779893401
71
Edwin Nyeswa Wleh Jr.
TEERIA ONLINE TV

72
Napoleon H. Fayiah
METRO MEDIA ONLINE
5\14\1995
0777883201/0887489816

73
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ROCK RADIO
12\5\1995
0776244791/0888042878

74
Anthony G. Dahn Jr.
RADIO MARGIBI
1/26/2003
0887304298
75
Emmanuel Flomo
RADIO MARGIBI
10/27/2001
0770221592
76
Jacob D. Binda Jr.
RADIO MARGIBI
10/17/2003
0880757588
77
Emmanuel Ishmael Flomo
RADIO MARGIBI
1/02/2002
0887441891
78
Elijah Elish Tokpah
RADIO MARGIBI
31/3/2003
0777834908
79
Reuben J. Barclay
RADIO MARGIBI
14/05/2002
0 888870225
80
Jeff Kaikai Jr.
RADIO MARGIBI
4/03/1998
0881885612
81
Aaron Philip Dorbor
RADIO MARGIBI
05/10/2004
0886141893
82
Reuben S D Alfred
RADIO MARGIBI
1/27/2002
0888860601
83
Princess D. Harmon
RADIO MARGIBI
9/18/2006
0881840755
84
G. K. Prince Sumo
RADIO MARGIBI

0880888025
85
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RADIO MARGIBI
3/24/2001
0775265578

86
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RADIO JOY AFRICA
4/26/2004
0880242182
87
James B. Sackie
RADIO JOY AFRICA
6/7/1994
0777741139
88
Arthur B. Flomo
RADIO JOY AFRICA
7/25/2002
0778064026
89
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RADIO JOY AFRICA
7/02/1996
0886391079
90
Angel F. Mentee
RADIO JOY AFRICA
9/6/2002
0888279238
91
Ezekiel M. McGill
RADIO JOY AFRICA
2/12/2001
0880064214
92
Joshua Gibson Jr.
RADIO JOY AFRICA
9/5/2004
0881376369
93
Nancy S. Kollie
RADIO JOY AFRICA
4/28/2007
0886020908
94
Lucky B. Gibson
RADIO JOY AFRICA
9/27/2003
0881810264
95
Ophelia N. Bondo
RADIO JOY AFRICA
25/7/1996
0778313961
96
Makavee M. Dulleh
RADIO JOY AFRICA
6/29/2006
0770166803
97
Joekai G. Yango
RADIO JOY AFRICA
10/23/1999
0886212161
97
Darius G. Roberts
RADIO JOY AFRICA
4/22/2005
0775454026
98
Younger Kollie
RADIO JOY AFRICA
5/23/2000
0888199398/0770234040
99
Dargar C. Weana
RADIO JOY AFRICA
9/13/1998
0880687378
100
Prince D. Saul
RADIO JOY AFRICA
03/7/1999
0887453601
101
James Arku Jr.
RADIO JOY AFRICA
8/29/1998
0880888025
102
Kennedy Fahn Barclay
RADIO JOY AFRICA
12/14/1998
0881419804
103
Abraham Fofana
RADIO JOY AFRICA
8/22/1996
0778062255

104
Isaac L. Flomo
SUCCESS FM
4/03/2003
0880896091
105
Chris N. Dennis
SUCCESS FM
4/03/2003
0775854546
106
Ben O. Roberts
SUCCESS FM
12/25/1997
0772200369
107
Isaac B. Mulbah
SUCCESS FM
06/8/2001
0880225170
108
Lawrence E. Sumo
SUCCESS FM
03/11/2004
0881080238
109
John B. Gizzie
SUCCESS FM
6/21/2004
0881916885
110
Princess J. Miller
SUCCESS FM
6/18/2007
0771961516
111
Cyrus Washington Jr.
SUCCESS FM
4/16/2008
0777486769
112

113
Emmanuel Binda
CLASSIC FM
12/7/1999
0881854042
114
Stanley Kolubah Johnson
CLASSIC FM
9/04/1998
0881923975/0778383001
115
Princess N. Tokpah
CLASSIC FM
4/25/2005
0777871638
116
Philimena B. Sammie
CLASSIC FM
7/15/2005
0772237521
117
Abraham V. Dukuly
CLASSIC FM
3/01/2006
0776618834
118
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CLASSIC FM
9/12/1998
0881469603
119
Winston K. Beyan
CLASSIC FM
4/01/1998
0777458675
120
Sakajipo M Chea
CLASSIC FM
05/9/1992
0779087621
121
Emmanuel Enders
CLASSIC FM
2/14/2001
0888597234
122
Jenet Konyon
CLASSIC FM
10/20/1999
0778701505
123

124
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VOICE OF MARGIBI

0770439397
125
Isaac K Wilson
VOICE OF MARGIBI
01/1/1995
0770648701
126
Dolopei Ranphael M
VOICE OF MARGIBI
6/13/2005
0770484565/0886731841
127
Mustapha S. Jumu
VOICE OF MARGIBI
7/23/2005
0886272900
128
J. Francis F. Johnson
VOICE OF MARGIBI
06/2/2001
0887448315/07771117314
129
Welekarma L. Wannaba
VOICE OF MARGIBI
3/26/2000
0779461105/0881673986
130
Robert R. Kpehe
VOICE OF MARGIBI
8/17/1996
0779022193/0881469055
131
Stephen D. Dorkermah
VOICE OF MARGIBI
8/28/2002
0555478260
132
Success Frank Sayon
VOICE OF MARGIBI
7/26/2004
0888942085
133
Patience Getty
VOICE OF MARGIBI
12/12/2001
0770659184
134
Roseline Kromah
VOICE OF MARGIBI
07/4/2003
0779087953
135
Lucia Flomo
VOICE OF MARGIBI
8/14/2004
0771693149
136
Ballah Forma
VOICE OF MARGIBI
05/2/2004
0881757802
137
Amos Buna
VOICE OF MARGIBI
10/9/2000
055526315

138
Mawolo S. I King
HOPE FM
12/14/1997
0777780739

139
Marcus D. Sao
VOICE OF LIBERIA
03/9/2003
0777476470
140
David T. Flomo
VOICE OF LIBERIA
12/15/2004
08889710056/0779436083
141
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VOICE OF LIBERIA
8/24/1996
0880185521/0775629851

142
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RADIO KAKATA
10/24/1996
0886319473/0770455744
143
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RADIO KAKATA
06/8/1997
0886886051/0778212150
144
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RADIO KAKATA
05/5/2006
077702215/0881467238
145
Mawolo Y. King
RADIO KAKATA
12/14/1997
0771697733/0886797373
146
Darlington N. Johnson
RADIO KAKATA
06/10/1997
0778955474/0555472704
147
Cyrus A Cooper
RADIO KAKATA
01/10/2002
0880142538/0778254999
148
Joseph T. Tokpah
RADIO KAKATA
09/6/2003
0555743526/0778064035
149
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RADIO KAKATA
8/25/2000
0770281023/0555127310
150
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RADIO KAKATA
5/31/2002
0886961754
151
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RADIO KAKATA
05/8/1994
0888514611/0778568162
152
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RADIO KAKATA
12/11/1998
0770988600
153XX
Fatu Holder
RADIO KAKATA
6/13/1986
0776642791

154
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VISI TV
09/3/2003
0886315762/0772842752
155
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TALK TV/LMN
3/23/2001
0888634016/0776973389

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CAMRY TV LIBERIA News September 11, 2024 By: Journalist Sylvester Burgess Jr. Cell: 088 119 9422 / +231-771-918-021 KAKATA, MARGIBI COUNTY - A 7 bedroom house in Dennis Vill Community on September 7, 2024, gutted fire leaving Mrs. Beth Dillon and her 8 children in a state of depression and they are desperately seeking help. The fire, which started at around 10pm, quickly spread throughout the house, destroying everything in its path. In an emotional interview, Mrs. Dillon, who is still trying to come to terms with the devastating effects of the fire, pleaded for assistance from government officials and other well-meaning individuals. "I am calling on Hon. Ivar K. Jones of District #2, Sen. Nathaniel F. McGill , Sen. James Emmanuel Nuquay, Hon Clarence G Gahr of District#5, Hon Ellen A Attoh-Wreh of District#3, Hon Emmanuel Yarh of District#4, Hon. Roland Cooper of District #1 and other well-meaning individuals to extend a helping hand in my time of need. We have lost everything in the fire and we have nowhere else to turn," she said. According to Mrs. Dillon, after their night devotion, she was watching movies with her children in the room when her little Son woke up to use the bathroom and he saw the fire in two(2) of the rooms and started to Call on her that there's a fire in their house. "It all happened so fast. We barely had time to grab anything before the fire engulfed our home. We are now left with nothing but the clothes on our backs," she tearfully explained. The cause of the fire is still unknown, but Mrs. Dillon said it's not an electrical malfunction because they were still watching movies when the fire started. She also stated that the Liberia electricity Corporation (LEC) went at the scene and they said it was not an electrical fault. Community members and neighbors have also come together to show support for the family, but their efforts are not enough to cover the extensive damages. The Dillon family is in urgent need of shelter, cl

SOS Call A 7 BedRooms house got On fire � September 7, 2024. Dennis Vill Community Kakata Margibi

SOS Call A 7 BedRooms house got On fire � September 7, 2024. Dennis Vill Community Kakata Margibi County District #4 The victim/Lady Mrs. Beth Dillon with 8 children, who is still reeling from the effects of the fire, is calling on Government Officials and other well-meaning individuals to extend a helping hand in her time of need.

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SOS Call A 5 BedRooms house got On fire � September 7, 2024. Dennis Vill Community Kakata Margibi County District #4 The victim/Lady with 8 children, who is still reeling from the effects of the fire, is calling on Government Officials and other well-meaning individuals to extend a helping hand in her time of need. Cell// +231-881199422//077-191-8021

Margibi County Senator Hon. Nathaniel F. McGill speaks at the Philadelphia church in kakata Margibi County.

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