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15/09/2023

President Weah's administration deserves commendation for achieving significant milestones in just five years despite receiving little development assistance from our partners. In the five years from 2013 to 2017, the UP government got US $4 billion with little to no effect on the nation and its citizens. However, in the five years from 2018 to 2022, with USD 1.9 billion in development aid, Liberia is now seeing fast social transformation and development in every sector and part of the country. This is an indication that the CDC government is fiscally disciplined and will do more throughout the following six years of good governance.

10/08/2023

Dear comrades leader's.

As we approach the upcoming elections, I want to emphasize the importance of a violence-free electoral process. Your participation in shaping the future of our nation is vital, and it is essential that we promote a peaceful and inclusive environment for everyone involved.

Violence not only undermines the democratic principles we hold dear, but it also stifles the voices of those who wish to engage in a constructive and meaningful manner. Violence breeds fear and division, hindering the progress we can make together.

I urge you to champion the values of tolerance, dialogue, and respect during this election season. Engage in peaceful discussions, listen to different perspectives, and challenge ideas through peaceful means. Remember that change can be achieved through peaceful actions, not through violence.

Support candidates who promote unity, inclusivity, and peaceful dialogue. Encourage your peers to do the same. Together, we can foster a culture of non-violence and ensure that our elections reflect the will and aspirations of the people.

Let us be the generation that advocates for peaceful elections, setting an example for future generations. Your commitment to a violence-free electoral process will not only shape the outcome of this election but also contribute to the long-term stability and prosperity of our nation.

Stay informed, exercise your right to vote, and inspire others to do the same. Together, we can make a significant difference and create a society built on peace, fairness, and justice.

Remember, violence has no place in our electoral process. Let us unite and create a future where every voice can be heard without fear or intimidation.

Lassana Thomas Sankara Konneh
PUPA Vice chair for Operation.

31/07/2023

The bulldozer Madam Ruth Collins: Dedicated to Strengthening Liberia's Public Works

Madam Ruth Collins has stood as a shining example of dedication and commitment in her role as Liberia's Public Works Minister. With years of experience under her belt, she has proven to be an exceptional leader, tirelessly working towards strengthening the country's roads connectivity and improving the lives of its citizens.

Born and raised in Liberia, Madam Ruth Collins developed a deep sense of national pride from an early age. She witnessed firsthand challenges that the country faced due to a lack of proper roads connection and saw the impact it had on the lives of the people.

Driven by a desire to create positive change, Madam Collins pursued a career in civil engineering, specializing in public works. With her extensive knowledge and expertise, she quickly rose through the ranks and earned a reputation for her dedication and problem-solving abilities.

When she was appointed as Liberia's Public Works Minister, Madam Collins faced a daunting task. The country's infrastructure had been neglected for years, leaving roads in disrepair, bridges crumbling, and basic services inaccessible to many. However, she viewed these challenges as opportunities for growth.

One of her first initiatives was to develop a comprehensive road repair and construction program. Madam Collins understood that a well-developed road network is crucial for economic growth, as it facilitates trade and connectivity between regions. She secured funding from international donors and collaborated with local communities to prioritize projects based on their needs. Through her tireless efforts, numerous roads have been repaired and constructed, opening up previously isolated areas and increasing access to vital services.

Madam Collins also recognized the importance of sustainable infrastructure development. Under her leadership, Liberia has embraced alternative energy sources, focusing on renewable energy projects to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. This not only contributes to the country's environmental goals but also ensures a stable and reliable energy supply for its citizens.

In addition to her focus on physical infrastructure, Madam Collins has worked diligently to improve the overall efficiency and transparency of Liberia's Public Works Ministry. She implemented rigorous monitoring and evaluation systems to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. By streamlining processes and strengthening accountability, she has reduced the instances of corruption and enhanced public trust in the ministry's activities.

Madam Ruth Collins' dedication to strengthening Liberia's public works is commendable. Her leadership has brought about tangible improvements in infrastructure, positively impacting the lives of countless Liberians. Through her relentless efforts, she continues to inspire and motivate others to contribute towards the development of their

18/07/2023

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Commissioner Lenn Eugene Nagbe is a remarkable individual who has contributed significantly to his community and the field he works in.

One of the outstanding qualities of Nagbe is his immense dedication to public service. Throughout his career, he has consistently shown a genuine commitment to improving the lives of others. Whether it is through his work as a government official or his involvement in community organizations, Nagbe consistently demonstrates his passion for making a positive impact on society. He tirelessly works towards addressing social issues, advocating for equality, and fostering inclusive communities where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

Beyond his dedication, Commissioner Nagbe possesses exceptional leadership abilities. He effortlessly inspires and motivates those around him, consistently setting high standards for himself and others. His ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with individuals from diverse backgrounds is commendable, as he is known for his inclusive and empathetic approach. These qualities enable Nagbe to bring people together, successfully leading teams towards common goals and achieving meaningful results.

Commissioner Nagbe's expertise and knowledge in his field are truly impressive. He consistently demonstrates a deep understanding and insight into the complex challenges facing our society. Through his vision, strategic thinking, and innovative problem-solving, Nagbe brings fresh ideas and practical solutions to the table. His ability to think critically and adapt to changing circumstances ensures that he remains at the forefront of his field, making him a valuable asset to any organization or community.

Commissioner Nagbe's humility and genuine concern for others are truly remarkable. Despite his numerous accomplishments, he remains grounded and committed to serving others selflessly. He consistently goes above and beyond to support those in need, using his platform to amplify marginalized voices and advocate for social justice. His humility is contagious, inspiring others to follow suit and make a positive difference in their own lives and communities.

Commissioner Lenn Eugene Nagbe is an exceptional individual who embodies the qualities of dedication, leadership, expertise, humility, and compassion. His unwavering commitment to public service, coupled with his ability to inspire and bring people together, makes him a true role model and an asset to any endeavor he pursues.

12/07/2023

YEARS IN REVIEW (2018-2022)

Some major achievements made by the government under H. E. Dr George M. Weah

President George Manneh Weah has made significant progress since taking office in 2018 in all areas of the nation, including health, education, youth development, gender equality, and social protection, as well as microeconomic growth (monetary and fiscal policies), food and fuel price stability, energy, infrastructure, agriculture and forestry, poverty and growth profile, human rights and the rule of law, national security, social inclusion, and traditional practices.

1. HEALTH:

√ The Construction of the Emirates Hospital in Western Liberia ( Gbapolu County).

√ The construction of the 14 Military hospital and eight hospitals in southeast Liberia.

√ Ongoing construction of the Redemption Hospital in Caldwell.

√ Increment in doctors' monthly salary from US$700 to US$2,000.

√ The addition of 2,500 health workers to the government payroll after the Donors Health Pool dried up.

√ Provided specialist training for more than fifty (50) doctors.

√ Regularization and increment of salaries for over 500 supplementary health workers.

√ Vaccinated over 80% of Liberians against COVID-19, and 3rd best performance in containing COVID-19 in West Africa and 7th best in Africa.

√ Provided advanced home-based specialist training for over 101 doctors.

2. EDUCATION:

√ The provision of Free Public University /college education benefiting over 30,000 students yearly.

√ Free WASSCE that benefits more than 80,000 students yearly (Grades 9 & 12).

√ Commenced the construction of 28 High Schools and 18 Early Childhood Schools.

√ Gave 3,500 supplementary teachers permanent status on the government payroll.

√ Increased the salary of 3,500 supplementary teachers from L$8,000 to US$125.

√ Added 1,300 teachers and guidance counselors to the Government payroll.

√ Digitization of the University of Liberia and registration.

3. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, GENDER & SOCIAL PROTECTION:

√ Constructed the Invincible Park and renovated all major Sports Pack in the country.

√ Renovated SKD stadium for under US$3 million when UP used US$20 million.

√ Invested in TVET in six counties and expanded to all 15 counties.

√ Invested over US$1 Million in transforming At-Risk Youths.

√ Invested in SGBV roadmap and established a task force and Call Center for an effective reporting system.

√ Improved reporting on r**e cases, which is mistaken for an increase in r**e cases.

√Build Trust with Traditional Leaders on Female Ge***al Mutilation.

4. MICROECONOMIC STABILITY & GROWTH - MONETARY & FISCAL POLICIES:

√ Re-established macro stability after inheriting a weak macro foundation from JNB's Unity Party.

√ Reformed governance at the Central Bank of Liberia, giving credibility to the new Central Bank of Liberia.

√ Rebuilt and protected net international reserves from the lows of JNB's Unity Party.

√ Undertook a reform of the Liberian currency, with the printing of L$48 billion including coins.

√ Established a remarkable exchange rate stability.

√ Brought down inflation from a high of 30% to 7%, which is lower than where JNB’s UP left inflation in 2018; the fastest inflation collapses in recorded the history of Liberia.

10/06/2023

☆Montserrado County Developmental giant in Senator Saah H. Joseph is making some significance impact in improving the living conditions of our people through massive communities roads connectivity both in and outside Montserrado County.

☆This great philanthropic was overwhelmingly voted in 2018 for his great roll in saving life's doing the Ebola outbreak in Liberia 🇱🇷. His ascendancy came as a result of the overwhelming mandate of the Liberian people's that brought His Excellency Dr. George M. Weah to power as Head of State. Since then, this benevolent character has been the champion for development in Montserrado County.
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☆The flyer here highlights the beginning of the construction of the Clay Ashland Bridge by Senator Saah H. Joseph.

Saah White Ballot 2023!

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05/06/2023

Cometh the moment, cometh the man. Forming apart of our mental composition is 5 June, since crossing paths with this organic nationalist and patriot. We have internalized this date to an extent that it never passes without a mental reminder that a task is to be performed, and this task is one which we have always faced difficulty to perform, since it's not one that requires muscular application, but instead, mental. It comes every 5 June as an arduous task to be performed because the person in whose honor we are under moral and fraternal responsibility to pen a few words and make public by mean of our social media handles is not an average person; he's a man of ironclad discipline, profound intellect and pristine intellectual might. What a huge responsibility morality and fraternity have placed before us!

Jeremiah Testimony Barclay has lived a life peppered with challenges, trials and tribulations from birth to man. He carries the brutal scars of activism both in memory and bodily, from the campuses of the University of Liberia to mainstream politics, Jeremiah has never trembled before instruments of assault, he has never coiled into cowardice neither has he exhibited the indiscipline to endure injustice. Jerry has fought, he is fighting, and will never cease to fight vices that stand before man, society and history, this is a commitment Jerry has made before man and his maker.

On today, we are proud not only for being sync in ideas with Jeremiah, disciplined to the cause of transforming Liberia under a Weah's presidency through PUPA, but because history has afforded us the opportunity to walk the same soil Jerry walks. What a cherished memory we are to live with till eternity.

Happy Birthday to the mind that first thought PUPA, Happy Birthday to the brain, from whence that idea sprung to support the nation's most transformative agenda - PAPD.

Carpe Diem, Comrade Leader.

20/05/2023

Breaking News

The Unorthodox Party ( UP) is now fighting to rescue it's so-called rescue-one as he is suffering from shortness of breath.
Heartman Koung to take the UP to election.

Source: — FrontPage Africa

“Amb. Boakai, FrontPageAfrica gathered, was supposed to have undergone the surgery on March 23, 2023 at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, but he called it off, taking into consideration that it would have taken him six-12 months to recover.

According to medical sources, the Unity Party standard bearer is increasingly experiencing shortness of breath due to palpitations (irregular heartbeat). Also, his heart is reportedly now 97.5 percent reliant on the pacemaker installed in 2018.

According to sources, he received advice during his recent trip to the United States that the surgery should be performed within the next six months, with the deadline falling in June. However, it has been reported that he has postponed his trip pending the submission of candidate listings to the National Elections Commission.

FrontPageAfrica gathered that a Chinese doctor, who operates a clinic in Sinkor, has been administering steroid injections to Amb. Boakai on a regular basis. The purpose behind these injections is to provide him with an energy boost and help him maintain his physical well-being, FrrontPageAfrica understands.

According to a medical practitioner FPA spoke to, it’s very dangerous as it could have an adverse effect on his weak heart.
The Unity Party’s standard bearer has faced criticism for allegedly being too frail to compete in the election. However, he has repeatedly refuted claims of having a medical condition that might impede his performance if elected President.”

— FrontPage Africa

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28/04/2023

His Excellency Dr. George M.Weah brings new light to the upliftment of soccer in Liberia 🇱🇷 by dedicating a modern facility valued us$1.5m.

This historical gesture was well attended by government officials, football legends and former soccer players of the Liberia National Team and media. The three-story multipurpose headquarters of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) is the first-ever owned by the government since its establishment in 1936.

There's no doubt that this President, His Excellency Dr. George M.Weah came to solve our old age problems.

First President Military Hospital.

First President to LFA headquarter.

First President to put on Street lights in Foya, Lofa County.

First President to Invest more than US $65 million to bring the electrify from Cote D'Ivore through the CLSG lines.

First President to Add 1,300 teachers and guidance counselors to the Government payroll.

24/04/2023

24/04/2023

The arrival of President George M.Weah in Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County.

24/04/2023

Awaiting the arrival of President Weah in Grand Bassa County .

15/04/2023

Liberia 🇱🇷 greatest son.

13/04/2023

President Weah Nominates G. Alphonso Gaye New LWSC MD, PPCC Commissioners & Board Members of Two SOEs

Monrovia, Liberia – His Excellency, Dr. George Manneh Weah has made a number of nominations in Government affecting the National Port Authority (NPA), Public Procurement Concession Commission and Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation.

The nominations, which were made by the Chief Executive on April 11, 2023, take immediate effect, though subject to confirmation by the Senate where possible.

President Weah nominated former Grand Gedeh Senator G. Alphonso Gaye, Managing Director of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation as well as Commissioners of the PPCC that include Bodger Scott Johnson, Chairman; Madam Mardia Jallah, Co-Chair; Mr. Roosevelt Woods; Mr. Robert Clarke, and Mr. Matthew Kantah.

Meanwhile, the President has named Mr. Stephen Young as Officer-in-Charge of the Public Procurement and Concession Commission (PPCC) until nominated commissioners are confirmed.

For the reconstituted Board of the National Port Authority (NPA), the President nominated Bishop Matthew Gueh (Chairman), Buster P. Younis, Prescilla Sieh Weah, Zadye Shelton Gonkerwon, Charlotte H. Davies, Mary Quita Johnson, Emily Abiose Marsh-Askie, Alphonso Dean and Rev. Joseph N.D. Bannah.

Those the President appointed to the Board of Directors for the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) are Rev. Varnie Yarwoo, Madams Noratus Howard Afabor, Mariah Y. Bonkuo, and Margaret M. Kieh.