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08/04/2024

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01/04/2024

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27/03/2024

Progressive Students Alliance (PROSA)University of LiberiaCapitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia-West AfricaEmail: [email protected]
Contact: 0777549144/0770457525/0555996355

OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN

PROSA condemns the act of bribery by President Joseph Boakai; announces April 14 as a march for fire victims; calls out LPRC Managing Director Amos Tweh for building a gigantic condominium with taxpayers’ money

Comrades and friends; egalitarian paratroopers, adherents of Marxism-Leninism; proponents and exponents of social justice, academic freedom, and economic emancipation; exploited members of the working class; conscious students of the homeland; members of fourth estate; distinguished ladies and gentlemen;

The Avant-garde party uses this wavelength to strongly condemn the recent action by President Joseph Boakai to bribe members of the Legislature for the sinister purpose of removing the current Speaker of the House Of Representatives. It is a glaring fact that Joseph Boakai is a creeping dictator and he has embarked on a criminal venture by using monies that should be used to better the living conditions of the people for selfish political reasons. Representative Yekeh Kolubah who is the whistleblower and one of the recipients informed the public that the President through the Minister of State for Presidential Affairs has issued a cheque of 4,500 USD to a group of Representatives for the unconventional removal of the speaker.

We want to be very clear that this action is not only criminal in nature but it warrants the impeachment of the President because bribery under the penal law of our country is a crime especially when it involves the individual who occupies the nation’s highest office. Joseph Boakai wants to undermine the democracy of the republic by becoming a domineering President. This plot to remove the speaker who is perceived to be an opposition lawmaker is to have a speaker that will be a lame dog to the Executive Branch of Government. This action alone clearly undermines the system of checks and balances in the governance process of our country. With the visible evidence of chronic poverty that has engulfed the masses of our people, Joseph Boakai who promised to rescue the Liberian people has become an embarrassment and has proven to be a cunning and corrupt President.

Instead of focusing on the cogent issues that will address some of the harsh realities and material well-being of our people, we have a president who is only concerned about achieving his parochial interests at the detriment of the survival of our people. We hereby call on our people especially the dejected masses of our country to get prepared as the Avant-garde party will not hesitate to lead a popular campaign against any form of corruption that will countermine the existence of our people.

Additionally, the Avant-garde party uses this time to publicly announce to the Republic that April 14 is declared a ‘ March for fire victims’. The party’s attention has been drawn to the recent wave of fire disasters across the country that has claimed a total of over 70 homes and 20 deaths. We have realized that the President has been playing a very sluggish role as it relates to the fire disaster within the Republic. The masses of our people have lost their homes and some of them are still grieving the untimely demise of their loved ones while President Joseph Boakai doesn’t seem to be concerned or bothered about the fire pandemic that is ravaging the homes and lives of our people.

The party in consultation with those families that were victimized as a result of the fire disaster will organize a Long March for all fire victims to call on the attention of the Government and all humanitarian local and international organizations to ensure that urgent intervention is made in the grievous situation of our people. Some fire victims have become homeless due to the disaster. We call on all well-meaning Liberians to join the avant-garde party on April 14 to march in solidarity with the fire victims. The recent draft budget that was submitted to the Legislature clearly explains that the President cares less about tackling the fire debacle in the republic. President Boakai has allotted an infinitesimal amount to the National Fire Service Agency to run the operations of the Agency.

The squanderer-in-chief Joseph Boakai has allotted 2.2 million USD to his office for domestic travels while the National Fire Service Agency is being heavily underfunded. Our people are in tears; the republic is on fire; but the President has made no intervention to offer relief for the fire victims. The historical significance of April 14 is a history of stiff resistance in the struggle for social justice and total inclusion for the indigenous masses of our people. Within the same spirit of social justice, the avant-garde party will organize a peaceful march on April 14 for all those who have been seriously affected by the fire pandemic.

Lastly, the party wants to unearth the broad-day looting of state resources by some officials of the Unity party-led government. Amongst the early corruption scandal in this government is the newly appointed Managing Director of LPRC Amos Tweh who took office in less than 3 months but has managed to build a condominium estimated at 500,000 USD. The Unity party through the President assured the Liberian people that corruption would have been minimized to the lowest degree under his leadership but frustratingly, the Liberian people were duped and corruption is now at its peak under this Unity Party government.

The corrupt nature of Amos Tweh must claim with immediate effect the attention of the President and Amos Tweh must give a detailed account of how he acquired the money to build his condominium. Corruption is one of the vices that erodes the development of any society, especially for a poverty-stricken nation like Liberia where the vast majority of our people are living under horrible circumstances. It is an affront and a callous disregard for the suffering of our people for a government official who should be serving the Republic with diligence and transparency to build a massive property in less than 3-months following his appointment as Managing Director of LPRC. The continuous silence of the President on matters of grave corruption scandals speaks volumes and it has the proclivity to serve as a recipe for massive looting across the government.

We want to vehemently inform the public that our party as a revolutionary progressive institution will not countenance or accept any unorthodox attitude emanating from government officials that will further exacerbate the already horrible existence of our people. The bastardization of state resources by officials of the Unity party-led government must claim the attention of the international community to compel the government to institute accountability in public service. In a country where the masses of our people don’t have access to affordable quality healthcare services, where our people don’t have access to safe drinking water, where our people have been reduced to beggars, where the prices of basic commodities are skyrocketing, we cannot condone government officials exploiting our people to enrich themselves. Very soon the party will take a radical stance against corrupt government officials and we can guarantee the Republic with the overwhelming support of the masses of our people that there will be unspecified revolutionary consequences.

In conclusion, we want to say that no revolution can achieve its objectives in the absence of an established revolutionary institution that will guide the people into history. The masses cannot lead themselves therefore the force at the core that is charged with the responsibility to lead the masses of our people into history is the revolutionary Avant-garde Progressive Students Alliance.

Long Live the Liberation Project!
Long live the Avant-garde party!
Homeland or Death!
Aluta! Continua!

DONE AND ISSUED ON THIS 26TH DAY OF MARCH AD 2024 BY MANDATE OF THE ALL-POWERFUL CHAIRPERSON OF THE REVOLUTIONARY AVANT-GARDE PROGRESSIVE STUDENTS ALLIANCE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LIBERIA.

Signed:______________________________
Cde. Justin W. Jallabah Jr
Secretary-General - PROSA

Approved:____________________________
Cde. Richardson J. Korboi
Chairman - PROSA

Reported by: Aaron Steve Biko Gould Jr.

17/03/2024

For Immediate Release
President Boakai Constitutes Boards of Several Agencies of Government.
March 17, 2024
Executive Mansion, Monrovia: The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has constituted governing boards of several state own enterprises, institutions, commissions and agencies of government. These appointments where applicable take immediate effect.
Those appointed to the Boards and Institutions are:
I. Liberia Civil Aviation Authority
1. Mr. David Fahart, Chairman
2. Ministry of Transport, Vice Chair
3. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Member
4. Ms. Jamaima Wolokollie, Member
5. Hon. Ballah Zayzay, Member
6. Cllr. Charles Karmo, Member
7. LCAA Director General, Secretary General
II. Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC)
1. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Member
2. Ministry of Mines and Energy, Member
3. Ministry of Justice, Member
4. Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves, member
5. Mrs. Elizabeth Martu Tubman-White
6. Cllr. Carlos Smith, Member
7. Ms. Nematu Richardson, Member
8. Mr. James Ngenda, Member
9. The Managing Director, Secretary, and non-voting member of the Board
III. B**g County Technical College (BCTC)
1. Dr. Charles Mulbah, Chairman
2. Joseph S. Quoinnah, Co-Chairman
3. President of BCTC, Secretary
4. Abraham Nyanforkollie, Member
5. Theresa Voker, Member
6. Hon. Johnny K. Kpehe, Member (Senate)
7. Hon. Robert Flomo Womba, Member (House of Representatives)
8. Bishop Minikon Nyapan, Member
9. Joe Canmon Gbarmokollie, Member
10. Superintendent of B**g County, Member
11. County Education Officer, Member
12. ArcelorMittal Liberia, Member
13. China Union, Member
14. Director General NCHE, Member
15. Minister of Education, Ex-Officio
IV. Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority (LPRA)
1. Mr. Jacob T. Kabakole, Chairman
2. Cllr. Kou Dorliae, Member
3. Dr. Momo Roger, Member
4. Dr. Ansumana Kromah, Member
5. Mr. Lewis A. Pope, Member
6. Director General, Ex-Officio & Board Secretary
V. Rural Renewable Energy Agency
1. Mrs. Doris Watson, Member
VI. Liberia Telecommunication Corporation
1. Elfreda Tamba, Chairperson
2. Atty. George Dahn, Member
3. Gloria Menjor, Member
4. Minister of Post & Telecom Member
5. J. Richardson Ndorbor, Board Secretary
VII. National Transit Authority (NTA)
1. Ben Harleyson, Chairman
2. Arthur Gliklay Member
3. Cornelia K. Green Wesley, Member
4. Ministry of Transport, Member
5. Ministry of Finance, Member
6. Managing Director, Secretary to the Board
VIII. National Insurance Company of Liberia
1. Joseph Sando Momolu, Chairman
2. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning
3. Ministry of Health
4. Ministry of Transport
5. Ansumanah S. Jallah, Member
6. Mamassa Kamara Ja’neh, Member
IX. Liberia Agency for Community Empowerment (LACE)
1. Peter Kamei, Chairman
2. Ministry of Finance, Co-Chair
3. Ministry of Gender
4. Ministry of Internal Affairs
5. Mariam Varflay, Member
6. Madia Hodge, Member
7. Mariama Brown, Member
X. National Social Security & Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP)
1. Mr. Francis Karpeh, Chairperson
2. Dr. Togba Nah Tipoteh, Member
3. Firestone Plantations Corporation, Member
4. Mr. Fred Bass Golokeh, Member
5. Mrs. Elaine Nemah, Member
6. Mrs. Mildred Reeves, Member
7. Comfort Sawyer, Member
8. Abla Gadegbaku Williams, Member
9. Varbah Gayflor, Member
10. Samuel Mitchell, Member
11. Mr. Edwin Gwilly, Member
12. Dewitt VonBallmoos, Secretary
XI. John F. Kennedy Medical Center
1. Minister of Health -Chair
2. Minister of Justice -Member
3. Minister of Finance -Member
4. Minister of Education -Member
5. Dean of Medical College -Member
6. President of Liberia Medical & Dental Association -Member
7. President of Liberia Nursing Association -Member
8. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) JFK -Board Secretary
9. Cllr. Izetta Wesley-Member
10. Madame Clarie Roberts-Member
11. Rev. Emmanuel Johnson-Member
12. Mr. Tony Hage -Member
13. Rev. Paye Bagnon-Member
XII. NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE OF LIBERIA (NPHIL)
1. Dr. Stephen Kennedy -Chair
2. Dr. Angela Benson -Member
3. Bishop Simeon Dunbar -Member
4. Dr. Samuel T. Dopoe -Member
5. Dr. Sia Wata Camanor -Member
6. Madame Sonia F. Roberts -Member
7. Minister of Health -Member
8. Minister of Finance and Development Planning -Member
9. Minister of Justice -Member
10. Minister of Agriculture -Member
11. University of Liberia -Member
12. Director General serves as secretary and non-voting member of the board
XIII. Board of Directors National AIDS Commission
1. Chairperson, President of the Republic of Liberia
1. Vice Chairperson, Minister of Health and Social Welfare
2. Minister of Education
3. Minister of Youths and Sports
4. Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism
5. Minister of Gender and development
6. Minister of Internal Affairs
7. Minister of Labor
8. Liberia Council of Churches
9. Liberia Chamber of Commerce
10. Liberia Bankers Association
11. Liberia Business Association
12. Liberia Rubber Planters Association
13. Liberia Federation of Labor Unions
14. Liberia National Teachers Union
15. National Muslim Council of Liberia
16. Liberia Medical and Dental Association
17. Liberia Nurses Association
18. Liberia National Bar Association
19. Federation of Liberian Youth
20. Liberia Marketing Association
21. Liberia Pharmaceutical Association
22. People Living with AIDS Representative (female)
23. People Living with AIDS Representative (male)
24. Country Representative of the World Health Organization
25. Country Representative of UNICEF
26. Country Representative of UNFPA
XIV. Board of Directors Central Agriculture Research Institute (CARI)
1. Minister of Agriculture, Chair
2. Director General of CARI, Ex-officio
3. University of Liberia
4. Tubman University
5. Liberia Institute for Biomedical Research (LIBR)
6. Dr. Walter Wiles, member
7. Dr. Moses M. Zinnah, Member
8. Mr. Edward G. Smith, member
9. Hon. Oscar Copper, Member
10. Dr. Romell Horton, Member
XV. Cooperative Development Agency (CDA)
1. Ministry of Agriculture –Chair
2. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning
3. Ministry of Transport
4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry
5. Ministry of Internal Affairs
6. Liberia Bank for Development & Investment (LBDI)
7. Liberia Land Authority (LLA)
8. Liberia Agricultural Regulatory Authority (LACRA)
9. Liberia National Federation of Cooperative Societies (LNFCS)
10. Liberia Credit Union National Association (LCUNA)
11. CDA Registrar General of Cooperatives, Secretary
XVI. Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA)
1. Hon. Josephine Francis, Chair
2. Ministry of Agriculture
3. Ministry of Finance and Development Planning
4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry
5. Ministry of Gender and Development
6. Cooperative Development Agency (CDA)
7. Nathaniel Saah, Sr. Member
President Boakai admonished those appointed to continue to demonstrate diligence, commitment, integrity, professionalism, and loyalty in service to country.
Signed:
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary.

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17/03/2024

For Immediate Release
President Boakai Constitutes Boards of Several Agencies of Government.
March 17, 2024
Executive Mansion, Monrovia: The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has constituted governing boards of several state own enterprises, institutions, commissions and agencies of government. These appointments where applicable take immediate effect.
Those appointed to the Boards and Institutions are:
I. Liberia Civil Aviation Authority
1. Mr. David Fahart, Chairman
2. Ministry of Transport, Vice Chair
3. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Member
4. Ms. Jamaima Wolokollie, Member
5. Hon. Ballah Zayzay, Member
6. Cllr. Charles Karmo, Member
7. LCAA Director General, Secretary General
II. Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC)
1. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Member
2. Ministry of Mines and Energy, Member
3. Ministry of Justice, Member
4. Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves, member
5. Mrs. Elizabeth Martu Tubman-White
6. Cllr. Carlos Smith, Member
7. Ms. Nematu Richardson, Member
8. Mr. James Ngenda, Member
9. The Managing Director, Secretary, and non-voting member of the Board
III. B**g County Technical College (BCTC)
1. Dr. Charles Mulbah, Chairman
2. Joseph S. Quoinnah, Co-Chairman
3. President of BCTC, Secretary
4. Abraham Nyanforkollie, Member
5. Theresa Voker, Member
6. Hon. Johnny K. Kpehe, Member (Senate)
7. Hon. Robert Flomo Womba, Member (House of Representatives)
8. Bishop Minikon Nyapan, Member
9. Joe Canmon Gbarmokollie, Member
10. Superintendent of B**g County, Member
11. County Education Officer, Member
12. ArcelorMittal Liberia, Member
13. China Union, Member
14. Director General NCHE, Member
15. Minister of Education, Ex-Officio
IV. Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority (LPRA)
1. Mr. Jacob T. Kabakole, Chairman
2. Cllr. Kou Dorliae, Member
3. Dr. Momo Roger, Member
4. Dr. Ansumana Kromah, Member
5. Mr. Lewis A. Pope, Member
6. Director General, Ex-Officio & Board Secretary
V. Rural Renewable Energy Agency
1. Mrs. Doris Watson, Member
VI. Liberia Telecommunication Corporation
1. Elfreda Tamba, Chairperson
2. Atty. George Dahn, Member
3. Gloria Menjor, Member
4. Minister of Post & Telecom Member
5. J. Richardson Ndorbor, Board Secretary
VII. National Transit Authority (NTA)
1. Ben Harleyson, Chairman
2. Arthur Gliklay Member
3. Cornelia K. Green Wesley, Member
4. Ministry of Transport, Member
5. Ministry of Finance, Member
6. Managing Director, Secretary to the Board
VIII. National Insurance Company of Liberia
1. Joseph Sando Momolu, Chairman
2. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning
3. Ministry of Health
4. Ministry of Transport
5. Ansumanah S. Jallah, Member
6. Mamassa Kamara Ja’neh, Member
IX. Liberia Agency for Community Empowerment (LACE)
1. Peter Kamei, Chairman
2. Ministry of Finance, Co-Chair
3. Ministry of Gender
4. Ministry of Internal Affairs
5. Mariam Varflay, Member
6. Madia Hodge, Member
7. Mariama Brown, Member
X. National Social Security & Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP)
1. Mr. Francis Karpeh, Chairperson
2. Dr. Togba Nah Tipoteh, Member
3. Firestone Plantations Corporation, Member
4. Mr. Fred Bass Golokeh, Member
5. Mrs. Elaine Nemah, Member
6. Mrs. Mildred Reeves, Member
7. Comfort Sawyer, Member
8. Abla Gadegbaku Williams, Member
9. Varbah Gayflor, Member
10. Samuel Mitchell, Member
11. Mr. Edwin Gwilly, Member
12. Dewitt VonBallmoos, Secretary
XI. John F. Kennedy Medical Center
1. Minister of Health -Chair
2. Minister of Justice -Member
3. Minister of Finance -Member
4. Minister of Education -Member
5. Dean of Medical College -Member
6. President of Liberia Medical & Dental Association -Member
7. President of Liberia Nursing Association -Member
8. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) JFK -Board Secretary
9. Cllr. Izetta Wesley-Member
10. Madame Clarie Roberts-Member
11. Rev. Emmanuel Johnson-Member
12. Mr. Tony Hage -Member
13. Rev. Paye Bagnon-Member
XII. NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE OF LIBERIA (NPHIL)
1. Dr. Stephen Kennedy -Chair
2. Dr. Angela Benson -Member
3. Bishop Simeon Dunbar -Member
4. Dr. Samuel T. Dopoe -Member
5. Dr. Sia Wata Camanor -Member
6. Madame Sonia F. Roberts -Member
7. Minister of Health -Member
8. Minister of Finance and Development Planning -Member
9. Minister of Justice -Member
10. Minister of Agriculture -Member
11. University of Liberia -Member
12. Director General serves as secretary and non-voting member of the board
XIII. Board of Directors National AIDS Commission
1. Chairperson, President of the Republic of Liberia
1. Vice Chairperson, Minister of Health and Social Welfare
2. Minister of Education
3. Minister of Youths and Sports
4. Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism
5. Minister of Gender and development
6. Minister of Internal Affairs
7. Minister of Labor
8. Liberia Council of Churches
9. Liberia Chamber of Commerce
10. Liberia Bankers Association
11. Liberia Business Association
12. Liberia Rubber Planters Association
13. Liberia Federation of Labor Unions
14. Liberia National Teachers Union
15. National Muslim Council of Liberia
16. Liberia Medical and Dental Association
17. Liberia Nurses Association
18. Liberia National Bar Association
19. Federation of Liberian Youth
20. Liberia Marketing Association
21. Liberia Pharmaceutical Association
22. People Living with AIDS Representative (female)
23. People Living with AIDS Representative (male)
24. Country Representative of the World Health Organization
25. Country Representative of UNICEF
26. Country Representative of UNFPA
XIV. Board of Directors Central Agriculture Research Institute (CARI)
1. Minister of Agriculture, Chair
2. Director General of CARI, Ex-officio
3. University of Liberia
4. Tubman University
5. Liberia Institute for Biomedical Research (LIBR)
6. Dr. Walter Wiles, member
7. Dr. Moses M. Zinnah, Member
8. Mr. Edward G. Smith, member
9. Hon. Oscar Copper, Member
10. Dr. Romell Horton, Member
XV. Cooperative Development Agency (CDA)
1. Ministry of Agriculture –Chair
2. Ministry of Finance & Development Planning
3. Ministry of Transport
4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry
5. Ministry of Internal Affairs
6. Liberia Bank for Development & Investment (LBDI)
7. Liberia Land Authority (LLA)
8. Liberia Agricultural Regulatory Authority (LACRA)
9. Liberia National Federation of Cooperative Societies (LNFCS)
10. Liberia Credit Union National Association (LCUNA)
11. CDA Registrar General of Cooperatives, Secretary
XVI. Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA)
1. Hon. Josephine Francis, Chair
2. Ministry of Agriculture
3. Ministry of Finance and Development Planning
4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry
5. Ministry of Gender and Development
6. Cooperative Development Agency (CDA)
7. Nathaniel Saah, Sr. Member
President Boakai admonished those appointed to continue to demonstrate diligence, commitment, integrity, professionalism, and loyalty in service to country.
Signed:
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary

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12/02/2024

For Immediate Release
Executive Mansion, Monrovia. The President of the Republic of Liberia and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., has received and accepted a letter of resignation from the recently confirmed Minister of National Defense, Mr. Prince C. Johnson.
In his letter, the Minister of National Defense outlined his reasons for his action noting that due to the current political and civil disturbances occasioned by the protest of women believed to be wives of service men, he has made the decision to resign and preserve the peace and security of the State.
The President expressed gratitude to Minister Johnson for his invaluable service to the country and described him as a patriot.

In another development, the President has instructed the Army to ensure all those impeding the free movement of people and vehicles through actions that blocked major thoroughfares across the country to immediately remove themselves and allow the Government to resolve their grievances.
The President will address the nation this evening. Signed:
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana Presidential Press Secretary

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Liberia: UL Admin Upholds Recommendation on Key Appointments
-Secures 1,200 Chairs To Address Shortage

Capitol Hill Campus, September 1, 2023: The University of Liberia (UL) Administration has placed a hold on the appointment of two academics recently appointed to serve as Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Acting Dean of the College of Business and Public Administration, as instructed by the UL Board of Trustees.

The President of the University of Liberia Prof. Dr. Julius Julukon Sarwolo Nelson, Jr., has therefore informed the appointed academics of the decision and has further instructed them to return to their previous occupation before their recent appointments.

Dr. Nelson made the disclosure at a special UL Cabinet meeting held on Thursday, August 31, to review the situation at the UL in order to take appropriate measures for the smooth running of the academic semester.

Dr. Nelson said the UL was returning to "Status Quo Ante" until the Board conducts its own investigation.

In the wake of recent events on the UL campuses involving students, the University Administration on Monday, August 28, 2023, met with students concerning the destruction of buses used to transport students to and from the Fendall campus.

During the meeting, which took place on the UL Fendall campus, the UL Administration informed students of measures taken to ensure a successful academic semester including procuring additional 1,200 chairs to address the shortage of chairs that led to the disruption of classes on the Fendall campus this week.

Meanwhile, the UL Administration says it is working with the Liberian National Police to increase security on all campuses of the University, including beefing up security around the medical school facility in Fendall, where an incident of armed robbery occurred last week.

Additionally, the UL Administration dismisses claims that certain faculty and staff members are being targeted because of their views on happenings at the institution, adding that there is no "witch-hunting" of executives or members of faculty or staff.

The UL Administration says it respects the democratic principles and rights guaranteed and enshrined in the 1986 Constitution of the Republic of Liberia, and further says, it is dedicated to upholding, protecting, promoting and safeguarding those constitutionally guaranteed rights and freedoms, including academic freedom and the free expression of ideas and thoughts, which are the bare rock rock of teaching, learning and research of any academic institution.

In so doing, the President of the University is urging students, faculty, and staff to remain calm and go about their normal academic business, while his administration engages Government, the newly reconstituted UL Board of Trustees, and all relevant stakeholders, including ULFA and ULSA, to ensure a successful and uninterrupted academic semester.

Meanwhile, two UL students have been identified by their student identification numbers and college and are undergoing investigation for their role and involvement in the violent destruction of a bus belonging to the Montserrado Transport Services, which is used to convey students from Redlight to the University Fendall campus.

The UL Administration says these students, if found liable, risk serious punishment including suspension or expulsion from the University, as prescribed by the Revised UL Student Handbook.

As such, UL Administration warns students to refrain from any violent conduct which has the propensity to cause chaos on campus and disrupt the academic semester or risk being suspended or expelled fromUL Admin Upholds Recommendation on Key Appointments
-Secures 1,200 Chairs To Address Shortage

Capitol Hill Campus, September 1, 2023: The University of Liberia (UL) Administration has placed a hold on the appointment of two academics recently appointed to serve as Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Acting Dean of the College of Business and Public Administration, as instructed by the UL Board of Trustees.

The President of the University of Liberia Prof. Dr. Julius Julukon Sarwolo Nelson, Jr., has therefore informed the appointed academics of the decision and has further instructed them to return to their previous occupation before their recent appointments.

Dr. Nelson made the disclosure at a special UL Cabinet meeting held on Thursday, August 31, to review the situation at the UL in order to take appropriate measures for the smooth running of the academic semester.

Dr. Nelson said the UL was returning to "Status Quo Ante" until the Board conducts its own investigation.

In the wake of recent events on the UL campuses involving students, the University Administration on Monday, August 28, 2023, met with students concerning the destruction of buses used to transport students to and from the Fendall campus.

During the meeting, which took place on the UL Fendall campus, the UL Administration informed students of measures taken to ensure a successful academic semester including procuring additional 1,200 chairs to address the shortage of chairs that led to the disruption of classes on the Fendall campus this week.

Meanwhile, the UL Administration says it is working with the Liberian National Police to increase security on all campuses of the University, including beefing up security around the medical school facility in Fendall, where an incident of armed robbery occurred last week.

Additionally, the UL Administration dismisses claims that certain faculty and staff members are being targeted because of their views on happenings at the institution, adding that there is no "witch-hunting" of executives or members of faculty or staff.

The UL Administration says it respects the democratic principles and rights guaranteed and enshrined in the 1986 Constitution of the Republic of Liberia, and further says, it is dedicated to upholding, protecting, promoting and safeguarding those constitutionally guaranteed rights and freedoms, including academic freedom and the free expression of ideas and thoughts, which are the bare rock rock of teaching, learning and research of any academic institution.

In so doing, the President of the University is urging students, faculty, and staff to remain calm and go about their normal academic business, while his administration engages Government, the newly reconstituted UL Board of Trustees, and all relevant stakeholders, including ULFA and ULSA, to ensure a successful and uninterrupted academic semester.

Meanwhile, two UL students have been identified by their student identification numbers and college and are undergoing investigation for their role and involvement in the violent destruction of a bus belonging to the Montserrado Transport Services, which is used to convey students from Redlight to the University Fendall campus.

The UL Administration says these students, if found liable, risk serious punishment including suspension or expulsion from the University, as prescribed by the Revised UL Student Handbook.

As such, UL Administration warns students to refrain from any violent conduct which has the propensity to cause chaos on campus and disrupt the academic semester or risk being suspended or expelled from the institution. the institution.

Reporter: Aaron Steve Biko Gould Jr.