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08/04/2024

Liberia Capitol (a building occupied by the state legislature) Hill. Our Liberia 🇱🇷 ✅

06/04/2024

06/04/2024

Citizens of Voinjama District present cow and traditional clothes to Deputy Speaker Fallah.

Hon. Thomas P. Fallah accomplished by his colleagues Hon. Momoh S. Kpoto, Hon. Gizze Kollance and Hon. Augustus Chiewolo of Electoral Districts, Three, Four and Five are visiting towns, clans, chiefdoms and cities in Lofa County aimed at appreciating Lofaians for the turnout during the just ended 2023 Elections.

The Citizens presenting the gifts to Hon. Fallah lauded him for uniting Lofa Lawmakers despite political difference in the just ended election.

They at the same time thanked other lawmakers who accomplished Hon. Fallah for the Lofa Thank You Visit.

The presentation was made on Saturday April 6, 2024 in Vazalah Town the political seat of Voinjama District.

Hon. Fallah and team are currently in Kolubah City (Kolahun) appreciating citizens of the Gbandi land and will later move to Viahun and subsequently Foya before returning to their political offices in Montserrado County.

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Photos Credit: Henry Saah Kizzie Fallah

By: David K. Yango

06/04/2024

Hon. Thomas P. Fallah and Colleagues appear on Radio Dengola in Voinjama City, Lofa County as a mean of appreciating Lofaians for the conduct of a peaceful Elections.

He moves with Representatives of District, Three, Four and Five of Lofa County.

Photos Credit: Henry Saah Kizzie Fallah

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05/04/2024

Deputy Speaker Fallah leads a delegation of Lofa Representatives.

In picture are: Hon. Thomas P. Fallah Deputy Speaker District One, Hon. Momoh S. Kpoto District Two, Hon. Gizze Kollance District Four and Hon. Augustus Chiewolo District Five Lofa County.

Below are interactions with Lofaians as he heads to Foya.

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Photos Credit: Henry Saah Kizzie Fallah

Credit: David K. Yango

30/03/2024

The number of scriptures that you'll go over tomorrow doesn't matter, it's about how you treat people. ❤️🙏🏽❤️

29/03/2024

Good Friday is a notable day in Christianity that monumentalize the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is a time to reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for our sins. On this day, we remember the love and grace of God shown through Jesus' death on the cross to offer us salvation. It is a solemn day of remembrance and repentance. Through Jesus' death, we are offered forgiveness and eternal life. Good Friday leads us to Easter Sunday, the day of resurrection, where we celebrate the victory over sin and death.

19/03/2024

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22/02/2024

Who's altering the names & positions from the BLACK BOOK to the Executive Mansion Website & FB page? Uncle Joe is concerned!

20/02/2024

For Immediate Release

President Boakai Makes New Appointments in Government

The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has nominated additional officials to positions in government affecting several line Ministries and Agencies.
The Ministries, Agencies and Nominees are:

Ministry of Internal Affairs

1) Samuel Brown, Deputy Minister for Administration
2) Selena Polson Mappy, Deputy Minister For Operations
3) Cllr. Loseni F. Bility, Assistant Minister For Legal Affairs
4) James K. Yolei, Assistant Minister For Operations
5) Mike Khailelu B. Jabateh, Assistant Minister For Urban Affairs,

6) Brown B. Sarlee, Sr., Assistant Minister For Administration

7) William Jallah, Assistant Minister For Cultural Affairs

Local Government/Ministry Of Internal Affairs

8) Whroway Bryant, Superintendent, Montserrado County

9) Byron W. Zahnwea, Superintendent, Rivercess County

10) Alex Grant, Superintendent, Grand Gedeh County

11) Miatta Dorley, Superintendent, Bomi County

12) Alfred Zinnah, Assistant Superintendent For Development, Bomi County

13) Robert Bestman, Mayor Of Paynesville City, Montserrado County

Ministry Of Health

14) Roger S.W.Y. Domah, I., Deputy Minister for Administration

15) Martha Morris, Assistant Minister for Administration,

Liberia Immigration Services

16) Stephen Zargo, Commissioner General

17) Elijah F. Rufus, Deputy Commissioner for Administration

18) A. Kundukai Jaleiba, Deputy Commissioner for Operations

19) Atty. Dickson R. Tamba, Deputy Commissioner For Naturalization

Ministry Of Education

20) Amos Fulley, Deputy Minister For Instructions

21) James Armah Massaquoi, Deputy Minister For Administration

22) Jonathan S. Jackson, Assistant Minister For Fiscal Affairs & Human Resource

23) Clifford Konah, Jr., Assistant Minister For Teacher Education

Ministry Of Information, Culture & Tourism
24) Atty. Dogba K. Norris, Jr., Assistant Minister For Culture & Tourism

Ministry Of Youth & Sports

25) Henry Yonton, Deputy Minister For Administration

26) J. Bryant Mcgill, Deputy Minister For Youth Development

27) G. Andy Quamie, Deputy Minister For Sports

28) Laraamand Nyonton, Deputy Minister For Technical, Vocational Education & Training

29) Valerie Williams, Assistant Minister For Administration
30) Kuta Gbakolay, Assistant Minister For Youth Development,
31) Murvee Gray, Assistant Minister For Sports

32) Collins Tamba, Assistant Minister For Technical, Vocational Education & Training

Ministry Of Post & Telecommunications

33) Jeneba Paasewe, Deputy for Operations

34) Sheikh Sheriff, Chief Information Officer

35) V. Marshall Sambola, Assistant Minister for Operations

36) Moses Wright, Assistant Minister for Planning, Research Statistics & Documentation

Ministry Of Transport
37) Archibald S. Abban, Deputy Minister for Administration
38) Kansualism B. Kansuah, Deputy Minister for Land & Rail Transport,

39) James Karpu Momo, Assistant Minister for Administration & Insurance,

40) Zunu Kokolo Duyann, Assistant Minister for Land & Rail

Ministry Of Labor

41) Emmanuel C.D. Gonquoi, Deputy Minister for Planning & Manpower

42) Jackson F. Wolobah, Assistant Minister for Statistics

43) Emmanuel K. Barnes, I., Assistant Minister for Planning & Manpower Development

Ministry Of State for Presidential Affairs

44) George T. Marshall, Jr., Assistant Minister for Special Services
45) Mohammed Kromah, Assistant Minister for Human Resource
46) Terrence T. C. Woods, Presidential Aide
47) Terry L. Quoie, Assistant Minister for Logistics

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs

53) Cllr. Deweh Gray, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
54) Gabriel H. Salee, Deputy Minister For Administration
55) Cllr. Jeddi Armah, Deputy Minister For Legal Affairs
56) Dr. Ibrahim Nyei, Deputy Minister For International Cooperation & Economic Integration
57) Cllr. Rosetta Nagbe Jahkollie, Assistant Minister For Legal Affairs
58) Naomi Gray, Assistant Minister For International Cooperation & Economic Integration

59) Leon M. Talery, Assistant Minister for European Affairs

60) Daniel Koikoi, Jr., Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs

61) Karishma Pelham-Raad, Assistant Minister for International Organization

62) Saywah Gbar, Assistant Minister of Public Affairs
63) Bob H. Sheriff, Ambassador Designate

Foreign Service Institute

64) Reginald B. Goodridge, Director General, Foreign Service Institute

Ministry Of Public Works

65) Jocelia J. Tarpeh, Deputy Minister for Rural Development & Community Services

66) John K. Zogar, Assistant Minister for Technical Services,

67) Margaret T. Sarsih, Assistant Minister for Operations

68) Sundiata Juaseii, Assistant Minister for Construction

69) Isaac Vaye, Jr., Assistant Minister for Rural Road

70) Abraham Rahim Bility, Assistant Minister for Program & Planning

71) Albert Touklon, Assistant Minister for Community Services

72) Julian Morias Johnson, Assistant Minister for Administration

Ministry Of Finance
73) Mrs. Sarah M. Mulbah, Assistant Minister for Budget
Liberia Telecommunications Authority

74) Abdullah Kamara, Chairperson
75) Patrick Honnah, Commissioner
76) Clarence Kortu Massaquoi, Commissioner
77) Ben A. Fofana, Commissioner
78) Angela Bush Cassel, Commissioner

Liberia Telecommunications Corporation

79) Richardson Ndorbor, Chief Executive Officer

National Insurance Company of Liberia

80) Nortu Jappah, Managing Director

81) Abdullah Swaray, Deputy Managing Director

National Road Fund of Liberia

82) Hanson S. Kiazolu, Chief Executive Officer

Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority

83) Ceebee C.D. Barshell, Deputy Director General for Administration

Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority

84) Marilyne Logan, Director General

National Port Authority

85) J. Luther Tarpeh, Chairman Of The Board, National Port Authority

86) Mohammed S. Kromah, Co-Chairman Of The Board, National Port Authority

87) Jonathan Kaipay, Manager, Port Of Buchanan

Environment Protection Agency

88) Dr. Emmanuel K. Urey Yarkpawolo, Acting Executive Director,

National Transit Authority
89) Edmund Forh Forh, Managing Director

90) T. Melvin Cephas, Deputy Managing Director for Administration

91) Noah Zawu Gibson, Deputy Managing Director for Operations

National Lottery Authority

92) Ciapha Saah Gbollie, Director General

93) Ennish Fahnbulleh, Deputy Director General for Administration

94) Christian Cooper, Deputy Director General for Operations

National Housing Authority

95) Florence K. Geegbae, Managing Director

96) Steve Saah Kolubah, Deputy Managing Director for Administration

97) Alex W. Railey, Deputy Managing Director for Technical Services

Governance Commission

98) Prof. Alaric K. Tokpa, Chairman

Liberia Agency For Community Empowerment (LACE)

99) Jefferson S. Tucker, Deputy Executive Director

Civil Service Agency

100) Josiah Joekai, Director General
101) Dahnu Mianyen, Deputy Director for Administration

Liberia Airport Authority

102) Helena M. Doe-Knuckles, Deputy Director General for Administration
Liberia Refugee, Repatriation & Resettlement Commission

103) A.J. Armah Kanneh, Deputy Executive Director for Administration

104) Richard Hoff, Deputy Executive Director for Operations

National Bureau of Concessions

105) Jsb Theodore Momo, Director General

106) Cllr. Rachell Yabah-Duobah, Deputy Director General For Concessions

National Public Health Institute of Liberia

107) Robell Laytee Gbeintor, Director Of Public Health Research

Central Agricultural Research Institute

108) Joseph Toumed, Deputy Director General

National Disaster Management Agency

109) Konto D. Saygar, Deputy Director For Administration

110) Louise K.D. Morris, Deputy Director For Operations

Liberia Intellectual Property Office

111) Garmai Koboi, Director General

112) Clarence Cole, Deputy Director General For Copyright

National AIDS Commission

113) Alexander Zogbaye, Sr., Commissioner

National Identification Registry

114) Dr. Edward Liberty, Executive Director
115) Alphonso Belleh, Deputy Executive Director For Administration

General Services Agency

116) Johnson P. Sloan, Deputy Director General For Administration

117) Robert Wilson, Deputy Director General For Operations

National Fire Service

118) Emmanuel Farr, Deputy Director For Administration, National Fire Service

Center For National Documents & Records

119) D. Nelson Bearngar, Director General

Liberia Water & Sewer Corporation

120) Wilson Gaye, Deputy Managing Director for Administration

121) Eddie B. Miller, Deputy Managing Director for Finance

122) Janice Love Bropleh, Deputy Managing Director for Sales & Marketing

123) Patrick Sandikie, Deputy Managing Director for Technical Services

124) Dr. Khalipha Bility, Chairman, Board of Directors

125) Mrs. Lucinda Cole Carter, Member, Board of Directors

126) Mrs. Comfort Bedell Dahn, Member, Board of Directors

127) Gabriel Flaboe, Member, Board of Directors

128) Jonathan Paye-Layleh, Member, Board of Directors

WASH Commission
129) George W. Yango, Chief Executive Officer
130) Jackson Paye, Commissioner

Ministry of Agriculture
131) David K. Akoi, Deputy Minister for Planning And Development
132) Antoinette F. Dukuly, Deputy Minister for Administration
133) Moses R. Gbanyan, Deputy Minister for Regional Development Research and Extension
134) Solomon C. Hedd-Williams, Deputy Minister for Technical Services
135) Edward B. Perry, Assistant Minister for Extension
136) Folton Blasin, Assistant Minister For Administration
137) Zogbo Luther, Assistant Minister For Technical Services
138) Francis F. B. Mulbah, Assistant Minister For Planning And Policy

Liberia Petroleum Refining Company

139) Mrs. Nancy Moye, Member of the Board, Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC)

The President has also recalled Ms. Masah Sobboh, Assistant Minister for Human Resources, Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs, and reappointed her as Coordinator for Special Services/Projects, Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs. These nominations, where applicable, are subject to confirmation by the Liberian Senate.

President Boakai further calls on all those nominated and appointed to continue to demonstrate diligence, commitment, integrity, professionalism, and loyalty in service to country.

Signed:

Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary

11/02/2024

I'm deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Mr. Rashid Masri. Please accept my heartfelt condolences during this difficult time😭 Mr. Masri's contributions as a prominent businessman in the Kissi Chief-Foya area are truly remarkable, and his presence will be sorely missed by the community😭

It is clear that Mr. Masri made a lasting impact through his hard work and dedication, and his legacy will continue to inspire many. His arrival in Kissi Chief-Foya at the age of 17 is a testament to his determination and strength of character😭

I hope that you find comfort in the cherished memories you hold of Mr. Masri, and may his spirit live on through the lives he touched. My thoughts are with you and your family as you navigate through this time of grief😭

With deepest sympathy,

Justin 😭

11/02/2024

In 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, the apostle Paul writes, `But he said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.' Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ's power may rest on me. That is why, for Christ's sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong.`

When we are weak, we can find our strength in God's grace and power. It is in our weakness that Christ's power can shine through us. So instead of being discouraged by our weaknesses, let us embrace them, knowing that it is an opportunity for God to work in and through us. May we continually rely on God's strength and trust in His provision.

09/02/2024

OFFICIAL! LIBERIA GETS A NEW CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE AFL; CHIEF DF FORLEH—HE'S A SON OF KOLOCHOE CITY, FOYA DISTRICT LOFA COUNTY.

08/02/2024

This is to inform all students and the public that the Thomas P. Fallah University has been granted accreditation to offer Four(4) year baccalaureate degrees in the following disciplines:

01. BBA—ACCOUNTING
02. BBA—BANKING AND FINANCE
03. BSC—ECONOMICS
04. BBA—MANAGEMENT
05. BPA—PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
06. BSC—CRIMINAL JUSTICE
07. BSC—SECONDARY EDUCATION
08. BSC—PRIMARY EDUCATION
09. BSC—ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
10. BSC—INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
11. BSC—GENERAL AGRICULTURE
12. BSC—CIVIL ENGINEERING
13. BPH—PUBLIC HEALTH

Additionally, the University has reduced the fee per credit hour from US$12.00 to US$9.00 for non-science courses.

Registration for old and new students is on-going and will end on Friday, February 9, 2024. Classes will commence on Tuesday, February 13, 2024.

For further information, please contact the Admission's Office from 9:00am - 5pm Monday- Friday or call cell numbers 0886553-496/0776-292-041.

Motto: "EDUCATING MINDS FOR NATION BUILDING"

Signed: Administration
TPFUC

07/02/2024

For the "RESCUE MISSION" to tell those in nuisance that it is going to be punishing for the country—means that we are DITCHED.

02/02/2024

“Where were they when
we were in the
PUPU WATER”
~Chairman Tarpeh~

01/02/2024

Congratulations General Davisdson F. Forleh on your nomination as CoS—AFL

28/01/2024

🤣🤣🤣🤣
Guinea is on fire 🔥

19/01/2024

The Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer of the Liberia Maritime Authority, Eugene Lenn Nagbe, has resigned from the post despite having two years remaining in his tenure.

18/01/2024

Democracy at another level in Liberia 🇱🇷

First Lady Clar Marie Weah today, Thursday, January 18, welcomed her incoming counterpart, Mrs. Katumu Y. Boakai at the Executive Mansion as part of the ongoing transition process.

The two distinct mothers of Liberia held a fruitful meeting during which they both expressed admiration for each other, stressing their respective passion for underprivileged citizens.

During the frank engagement at the Executive Mansion's Tea House, Mrs. Weah updated Mrs. Boakai about the various projects initiated under her watch as First Lady of the Republic.

Paramount among the projects, Mrs. Weah noted the construction of the Army Wives Vocational Training Center in Marshall, the construction and rehabilitation of orphanages and schools, as well as support to less fortunate women, girls, children and the elderly among others.

Mrs. Weah also intimated that her passion for ensuring quality education for children held her to establish the Hope Academy at City of Hope through Clar Hope Foundation.

Hope Academy is the academic component of City of Hope - a multipurpose complex in Marshall, Margibi County.

The outgoing First Lady, however, assured her unflinching support and prayers to their Excellencies Mr. and Mrs. Boakai, incoming president and First Lady as they take on the leadership of Liberia.

President George Manneh Weah is expected to turn over power to President-elect Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Monday, January 22.

For her part, Mrs. Boakai thanked Mrs. Weah for the great work she has done over the last six years, praising her courage and resilience to make positive impacts amidst challenges.

The incoming First Lady used the occasion to share her experience as the Second Lady and the great initiatives undertaken through her foundation, KYB.

The education and welfare of less fortunate children and support to various underprivileged groups were at the heart of Mrs. Boakai works through her foundation.

Following a brief prayer session that ended the meeting, Mrs. Boakai was taken on a guided of the First Lady’s office, where she's expected to work from.

The graceful interaction between Mrs. Weah and Mrs. Boakai further enhances the seamless transition of political power and governance which climaxes on Monday, January 22, 2024.

17/01/2024

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They have succumbed to their previous joke affairs.

15/01/2024

You know what, God is in this one, isn't he? Liberia wins!

15/01/2024

Congratulations
Hon. Fallah
Deputy Speaker
55TH R/L

15/01/2024

Congratulations
KOFFA

10/01/2024

Run oh 🏃

07/01/2024

Porluma Town Hall in Waum Administrative District HQ nears completion—thank you George Weah and Hon. Thomas P. Fallah District #1 Representative-elect Foya, Lofa County.

01/01/2024

As we bid farewell to 2023 and eagerly anticipate the opportunities and challenges that 2024 will bring, it's important to take a moment to reflect on the past year and express gratitude to those who have made a significant impact on our lives.

The year 2023 was a time of growth, change, and resilience. It was a year filled with both triumphs and adversities and through it all, we have emerged stronger and more determined than ever before. I am deeply grateful to God. To Hon. Fallah and Mrs. Fallah, my political leader, and employer, for his unwavering guidance, leadership, and commitment to the betterment of our community and nation. His dedication to public service has been an inspiration, and I am honored to have had the opportunity to work alongside him. To Sen. Cllr. Jallah, we made it together for our country, county, and our communities—I am grateful. To my Madio Five and other professional colleagues, we have built a bond with the community to fight not only for ourselves but the people and the land.

I would also like to express my heartfelt appreciation to my family and friends, whose love, support, and encouragement have been a source of strength throughout the year. Their unwavering belief in me has been a constant source of motivation, and I am truly blessed to have such incredible people in my life.

In addition, I extend my gratitude to President George M. Weah for his stewardship of Liberia during the past year(s). His leadership and vision have been instrumental in steering our nation through challenging times, and I am hopeful that his continued dedication will lead to a brighter future for all Liberians.

As we welcome the new year with anticipation and excitement, I am optimistic about the possibilities that 2024 holds. I hope for a year filled with progress, unity, and prosperity for our nation and its people. May 2024 bring opportunities for growth and positive change, and may we continue to work together to build a better future for all.

Finally, as we prepare for the transition to a new chapter in our nation's leadership, I extend my best wishes to the incoming president of Liberia, Joseph Nyuma Boakai. May Uncle Joe and his team of professionals lead with wisdom, compassion, and integrity, and may their tenure bring about positive developments and prosperity for our beloved country.

Here's to a joyous and prosperous 2024, filled with hope, success, and meaningful connections. Happy New Year!

15/12/2023

Dear Lisa Tenneh Diasay, go and serve FeJAL well. KruQueen Dennise Nimpson, kindly support Lisa, your time will come and it will be pleasant.

15/12/2023

Congratulations brother. Thank you plenty...

14/12/2023

Hon. Samuel D. Tweah: “I double dare and challenge the incoming Unity Party administration to reverse that reform and bring back waste and large pay gaps between Government workers of the same qualification and experience.”