SAPA TV Liberia, Barnersville, Monrovia (2025)

28/10/2025

Boakai and his Unity Party government are showing their true colors. They are not weeding out corruption; they are weeding out the honest ones to make room for more looters. They have created a system where integrity is a firing offense. This is a kleptocratic enterprise.

They think we will read that statement and applaud. No! We see it for what it is: a glaring sign of a government rotten to its core, where the only sin is refusing to steal from the Liberian people.

Why would a minister who chose "integrity" be shown the door? It’s simple: In a government where corruption is the real official policy, an honest man is a threat.

The real story they are hiding is that Boakai did not fire a corrupt minister; he fired a minister who REFUSED to be corrupt. He was removed because he would not play ball with the corruption cartel that has hijacked this government.

The real corrupt individuals are still sitting comfortably in the Executive Mansion, while the one who said NO is being sent home.

Written by: Veteran J. Jefferson Chesson

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28/10/2025

Flashback: Henry Costa dealt with Boakai in 2023, presenting empirical prima facie evidence of the unacceptable behavior of old man Boakai when he officially joined the mighty CDC during the run-off election.

28/10/2025

President Boakai Dismisses Wilmont Paye; Former Rep. R. Matenokay Tingban Appointed Amid Controversy

In a significant cabinet reshuffle, President Joseph Boakai has officially dismissed Wilmont Paye from his position, replacing him with former Nimba District #9 Representative R. Matenokay Tingban. This decision comes in response to Paye's threat to resign and reported disagreements regarding the contentious developments surrounding the HPX deal.

The dismissal has ignited discussions about internal tensions within the government, as sources indicate that Paye's concerns reflected broader discontent among stakeholders regarding the implications of the HPX agreement. Tingban's appointment signals a shift in leadership as the administration seeks to solidify its stance on the controversial deal.

Political analysts suggest that this move by President Boakai aims to restore stability and confidence in the government’s decision-making processes. As the situation evolves, SAPA TV Liberia will provide timely updates and insights into the ramifications of this leadership change on both governance and public sentiment.

Stay tuned to SAPA TV Liberia for more details on this unfolding story.

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28/10/2025

Protests Erupt in Cameroon Following Biya’s Controversial Election Victory; Four Fatalities Reported

In the wake of President Paul Biya’s contentious re-election, deadly protests have erupted across Cameroon, resulting in the tragic loss of four lives. Demonstrations sparked by allegations of electoral fraud and widespread discontent among citizens have escalated into violent confrontations with law enforcement.

Reports indicate that protesters took to the streets to voice their opposition to the official election results, which many claim were marred by irregularities. The unrest has raised significant concerns regarding civil liberties and public safety, prompting calls from human rights organizations for accountability and restraint from security forces.

The ongoing situation underscores the deep divisions within Cameroonian society, as disillusionment with Biya's lengthy rule continues to fuel unrest. Observers are now closely monitoring developments, as the government faces increasing pressure to address both the immediate violence and the underlying grievances of its populace.

As the situation unfolds, SAPA TV Liberia will continue to provide updates on this evolving story, highlighting both the voices of the protesters and the responses from the government.

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28/10/2025

SAPA TV Liberia: Urgent Concerns Over Drug Crisis in Liberia

Liberia is facing an alarming crisis as reports emerge of rampant drug use increasingly infiltrating our communities. This troubling situation has prompted strong statements from various quarters, with critics pointing fingers at the current administration under the leadership of Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., who brings 42 years of experience in governance.

Many Liberians express a deep sense of despair, declaring that "our nation is finished" as the pervasive influence of drugs takes hold. The lack of effective measures to combat this growing epidemic raises serious questions about the government's ability to address pressing social issues.

As the dialogue surrounding this critical challenge intensifies, SAPA TV Liberia remains committed to bringing you comprehensive coverage and analysis on the evolving situation. Stay tuned to SAPA TV Liberia for more insights as we explore the implications of this crisis for the future of our nation.

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28/10/2025

Wow, Rep. Yekeh Kolubah dealt with the weakling Boakai sufficiently, to the letter, with empirical prima facie evidence from all indications, folks.

28/10/2025

Update!

In a recent development on SAPA TV Liberia, concerns were raised about the ongoing plight of children engaged in street vending, highlighting deep-rooted socio-economic challenges. As the nation grapples with these issues, reports focus on the c-square career liar figures like Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., whose leadership and policies are under public scrutiny amid calls for urgent social intervention. The coverage underscores the urgent need for comprehensive programs to address youth unemployment and poverty, essential for safeguarding Liberia’s future generations.

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28/10/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Former UP Chairman, Wimont Paye and others sacked as, PRESIDENT BOAKAI makes New Changes in GOVERNMENT

October 27, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has made series of new nominations and changes across key government institutions, subject to Senate
confirmation where applicable.

The appointments reflect the President’s continued efforts to strengthening governance, improving institutional performance, and ensuring accountability and efficiency within the public sector in line with the ARREST Agenda.

The institutions and those nominated and appointed are:

I. Ministry of Mines & Energy
1. Mr. R. Matenokay Tingban – Minister
2. Mr. Sumo Samuel Momolu – Assistant Minister for Mines
3. Mr. Samuel Summerville – Assistant Minister for Mining Exploration

II. Ministry of Education
1. Mr. Thomas Momo Parker – Deputy Minister for Planning, Research and Development
2. Mr. Oscar Gurtor Flomo – Assistant Minister for Planning, Research and Development

III. National Commission on Higher Education
1. Dr. Cecelia Cassell – Executive Director

IV. Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
1. Ms. Agnes C. Marshall – Assistant Minister for Children and Social Protection
2. Ms. Josephine Greaves – Assistant Minister for Research, Policy and Planning

V. Liberia Airport Authority (LAA)

The President has accepted the resignation of the Chairman of the Board, Hon. Massaquoi Kamara, and has directed the retirement of the Managing Director, Hon. Jeremiah Mends-Cole, on medical grounds.

The following new appointments have been made at the LAA:
1. Mr. Ernest R. Hughes – Managing Director
2. Mr. Nyan Mantein – Chairman of the Board

VI. Civil Service Agency Board of Appeal
1. Mr. A. Blamo Sieh – Co-Chair

VII. Liberia Immigration Service
1. Mr. Nelsco A. Wolo – Deputy Commissioner General for Administration

VIII. The Judiciary

1. Cllr. William G. Capehert – Judge, Traffic Court, Gbarnga City
2. Cllr. Eric Morlu – Judge, Debt Court, Lofa County
3. Cllr. Daniel D. Dolokelen – Judge, Debt Court, B**g County
4. Atty. Anthony Kollie – Judge, Criminal Court “E”, Lofa County
5. Cllr. Rennie O. Moses – Judge, Criminal Court “E”, Grand Gedeh County

President Boakai extends appreciation to outgoing officials for their dedicated service and calls on the new appointees to serve with integrity, diligence, and a renewed sense of
duty to the Liberian people.

Signed:

Atty. Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary

28/10/2025

Philipbert S Browne, a Veteran Liberian Journalist in prayers for LBS Bosss Eugene Fahngon..

"From Where I Sit"
By Philipbert Semogai Browne

EUGENE L. FAHNGONF, YOU BETTER CUT THAT NONSENSE OUT IMMEDIATELY !!

Straight up "BROTHER-MAN", no bullsh*tting around, you are a pillow of this country and we cannot afford to lose you. Please my esteemed BROTHER, if there is anything we (THE TEAM) can do to ease your burden, we are more than willing to help.
It pains our hearts when we read your posts. we tried to contact you but to no avail. We have come a long way, have fought many battles together, at our darkest hours you were still on the battlefield fighting, to give up now when your country needs you the most is unacceptable. You are irreplaceable. We are deeply concerned about your well-being and if need be, our TEAM, your TEAM is more than ready to be of help.

Get well soon my esteemed BROTHER.

27/10/2025

Cameroon’s Paul Biya Secures Eighth Term with 53.7% of the Vote

In a significant reaffirmation of his long-standing leadership, Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has been re-elected for an unprecedented eighth term, as confirmed by the Constitutional Council's official announcement on Monday. Biya, aged 92, garnered 53.66% of the total votes, reflecting a continued, albeit contentious, mandate from the electorate.

The electoral process saw Biya's party, the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM), facing numerous challenges, including allegations of irregularities and a fragmented opposition. Voter turnout was reported at approximately 75%, indicating active civic engagement amidst persistent debates over electoral integrity.

As Biya prepares to navigate another term, analysts are keenly observing the implications of his re-election on both domestic policies and international relations. Critics of Biya's administration have voiced concerns over issues such as economic stagnation and human rights, which may shape the discourse in the years to come.

Biya’s victory speech emphasized unity and the need for 'continued progress,' as he pledges to address the aspirations of Cameroonians. However, the lingering skepticism within opposition circles poses questions about the legitimacy of the electoral process and the future of democratic governance in Cameroon.

In summary, President Paul Biya’s re-election underscores a pivotal moment for Cameroon, where both celebration and criticism coexist in the political landscape. His administration will undoubtedly be scrutinized as it seeks to reconcile a divided populace while addressing pressing national challenges.

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27/10/2025

SAPA TV Liberia: Mr. Simeon Freeman Critiques President Boakai’s Spending Habits

In a fierce denunciation, Mr. Simeon Freeman, the political leader of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC), has publicly criticized President Joseph Boakai, accusing him of a shocking misuse of public resources. Mr. Freeman claims that Boakai has surrounded himself with ineffective advisors, leading to what he describes as a gross expenditure of US$3.4 million on personal luxuries.

Freeman’s allegations suggest that Boakai has diverted public funds for private benefits, including the use of chartered flights and costly health care services. He didn't hold back, labeling Boakai as “sick and wasteful,” calling into question Boakai’s fake commitment to responsible governance.

As the political landscape in Liberia continues to evolve, Mr. Freeman's remarks add fuel to the ongoing discourse about accountability and fiscal responsibility among leaders. SAPA TV Liberia will keep you updated on the developments surrounding this significant political dialogue.

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27/10/2025

Breaking News: Major Scandal Rocks Liberia as NASSCORP Director General Faces Dismissal and Potential Prosecution Over Alleged $3.9 Million Financial Misappropriation

In a developing story that has captured the attention of the nation, Dewitt VonBallmoos, the Director General of Liberia’s National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP), is now at the center of mounting controversy following grave allegations of financial misconduct involving a colossal sum of public funds. The outcry from ordinary Liberians has been deafening, with many calling for swift governmental intervention and accountability to safeguard the integrity of an institution pivotal to the economic security of workers nationwide.

Public Outcry Sparks Calls for Immediate Action

As news of the allegations spreads, citizens and labor advocates are voicing their outrage, demanding that President Joseph Boakai's administration act decisively by dismissing Mr. VonBallmoos and initiating legal proceedings against him. The controversy has intensified calls for transparency and accountability in managing the funds intended for social welfare and retirement benefits—a cornerstone of the nation’s social safety net.

Damning Findings from Government Auditors

The scandal erupted after the release of a comprehensive audit report by Liberia’s General Auditing Commission (GAC). The report exposes a troubling pattern of financial laxity, revealing that approximately $3.9 million—an amount equivalent to a significant chunk of the national development budget—went missing during VonBallmoos’s tenure. The audit further highlights specific irregularities, including the expenditure of an astonishing $87,000, purportedly spent at the Kakata Guest House without any proper supporting documents, receipts, or accounting records to justify these charges.

A Nation in Economic and Social Turmoil

This revelation comes at a delicate time when Liberia grapples with a fragile economy, widespread unemployment, and ongoing challenges in delivering essential services to its citizens. The misappropriation of such a substantial sum amid these hardships has ignited a wave of indignation across social media platforms, town halls, and local communities. Many Liberians are questioning the integrity of their public officials and the effectiveness of oversight mechanisms intended to prevent such abuses.

The Call for Justice and Transparency

Community leaders, labor unions, and civil society organizations are uniting in their demand for swift action. They insist that the government must conduct an impartial investigation, hold those responsible accountable, and implement measures to prevent future occurrences. The overarching concern remains safeguarding the public’s trust, ensuring that public officials remain answerable, and that funds meant to secure the welfare of workers are not siphoned away by corrupt practices.

A Turning Point for Liberia’s Governance

This high-profile case represents more than just an isolated incident; it underscores the urgent need for robust financial oversight and reform within Liberia’s public institutions. The nation stands at a crossroads—will it prioritize justice and transparency to restore faith in governance, or allow such scandals to undermine its fragile democracy?

As developments unfold, all eyes are on the presidency and judiciary to deliver justice and pave the way for accountable leadership. The Liberian public deserves nothing less than rigorous action to ensure that public resources serve their intended purpose—supporting the hardworking citizens committed to rebuilding their nation.

Stay tuned to SAPA TV Liberia for ongoing updates on this developing story, as Liberia fans the flames of accountability.

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