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U.S. Donation of Thousands of Police Uniforms to Liberia Sparks Debate on Intent and Impact
By: Abraham Sylvester Panto
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MONROVIA LIBERIA: In a seemingly benevolent gesture, the United States Government donated two thousand sets of uniforms to the Liberia National Police (LNP) on Thursday, March 14, 2024. However, this act has ignited critical discussions regarding its underlying motives and potential implications.
Head of the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Association (INL), Sally Schniegel, presented the donation, emphasizing that it aimed to enhance the appearance of officers during their law enforcement duties. Critics, however, speculate whether this act signifies a deeper entrenchment of U.S. influence in Liberia's law enforcement apparatus.
While Schniegel commended the LNP for its service, her remarks were met with skepticism about the true intentions behind the donation. Some argue that such gestures could inadvertently perpetuate dependency on foreign aid and compromise the sovereignty of Liberia's law enforcement institutions.
Hon. Gregory Coleman, receiving the uniforms on behalf of the LNP, expressed gratitude for the donation but vowed to maintain professionalism and uphold citizens' rights. Yet, concerns linger regarding the potential erosion of local autonomy and the reinforcement of neo-colonial dynamics within Liberia's law enforcement sector.
Coleman's assurances of impartiality and commitment to the rule of law were met with cautious optimism, as critics question the broader implications of foreign interventions in shaping domestic policing practices. The ongoing presence of international actors like the U.S. raises questions about the extent of Liberia's sovereignty and its ability to assert independent governance.
While the donation may ostensibly improve the appearance of officers, it also highlights broader issues of dependency, sovereignty, and the complexities of international aid in shaping domestic law enforcement. As Liberia navigates these dynamics, the true impact of such gestures remains to be seen.
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Manhunt in Bomi County as Momo Konnah Allegedly Attacks Ex-Girlfriend with Acid
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BOMI COUNTY, LIBERIA - Authorities in Klay District, Bomi County are intensifying efforts to locate Momo Konnah, accused of maliciously pouring acid water on his former girlfriend.
The victim, Watta, currently hospitalized at Liberia Government Hospital in Tubmanburg, recounted a harrowing incident where Konnah allegedly broke into her home over the week, targeting her with acid as a result of her decision to end their relationship.
Watta, who has endured years of mistreatment according to her, revealed that her plea for a break was met with violent retaliation from Konnah. Desperate for assistance, she urges humanitarians to come to her aid and calls on the Liberia National Police to swiftly apprehend Konnah, demanding he face the full consequences of his alleged actions.
Stay tuned for updates as the manhunt unfolds in this disturbing case of domestic violence.
President Joe Boakai Receives Prestigious Doctorate Degree;
_____ Echoes of Leadership and Legacy Resonate
By: Abraham Sylvester Panto
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: In an event marking its graduation ceremony on Tuesday, January 30, 2024, the United Methodist University (UMU) confers the prestigious honorary doctorate degree of Humanity upon the President of the Republic of Liberia, H.E. Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. The recognition, which is a testament to his exceptional leadership and steadfast commitment to public service, unfolds against the backdrop of political eminence.
The legacy of recognition by UMU continues, as the Faculty Senate pays homage to the Liberian leader, Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, in a nod to her invaluable services. This echoes back to the third graduation convocation held in Monrovia in September 2006, where she was bestowed with honorary Doctorate Degrees for her enduring contributions to Liberia and the international community.
The university hall reverberates with applause as President Boakai, adorned in academic regalia, graciously accepts the honor. His address accentuates the transformative power of education in sculpting a nation's destiny, marking a distinct intersection of academia and politics.
This event not only acknowledges President Boakai's present leadership but also underscores the importance of fostering intellectual pursuits at the highest levels of government, shedding light on his historical contributions.
In a motivational call to the UMU's 19th graduating class, President Boakai urges the young graduates to carry forth honesty and integrity into the diverse realms of service, epitomizing values crucial for national progress.
The graduation ceremony, graced by the esteemed presence of former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and other dignitaries, primarily from academia, stands as a symbol of celebration for leadership, education, and the harmonious blend of political and intellectual prowess in shaping Liberia's journey towards progress and excellence.
President Boakai's Diplomatic Achievement Unveils Unprecedented Alliance with Sierra Leone
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PAYNESVILLE, LIBERIA: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai engaged in a high-profile meeting at his Rehab Residence, hosting Sierra Leone's Vice President Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, on Monday, January 29, 2024— a week after Boakai's inauguration as Liberia's 26th President, attended by Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio.
Addressing the media, Vice President Jalloh characterized the discussions as fruitful, framing his visit as a follow-up to President Bio's engagement. Jalloh emphasized the courtesy and solidarity behind his visit, ostensibly aimed at congratulating President Boakai as he takes on the challenges of leading the country.
"Besides, I brought special greetings and best wishes from President Maada Bio and the people of Sierra Leone," asserted Jalloh, raising questions about the nature and depth of the diplomatic ties at play.
During this meeting, Sierra Leone's VP accepted President Boakai's invitation to witness his Annual Address ceremony at the Capitol Building, a move that adds layers of complexity to the unfolding diplomatic narrative.
Accompanied by a high-power delegation from the Sierra Leonean Government, including the Sierra Leonean Ambassador to Monrovia, the rendezvous not only strengthens historical ties but triggers critical analysis of the underlying motives and implications for Liberia-Sierra Leone relations.
The shared ethnic and cultural commonalities between Liberia and Sierra Leone, while historically significant, now beckon a closer examination in light of this meticulously timed diplomatic exchange. As the dust settles, observers are left contemplating the nuances of this diplomatic dance and its potential repercussions on the geopolitical stage.
Does President Boakai drink?
Representative Yekeh Kolubah Urges Inclusion of Palm Wine in Presidential Drug Tests, Citing Link Between Alcohol and Misbehavior
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA : In a bold statement following President Joseph Nyumah Boakai's declaration of a national emergency on drug abuse, Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekeh Kolubah called for a comprehensive approach, suggesting that alcohol, particularly palm wine, should be part of the testing process.
Speaking to the press few minutes after the State of the Nation Address on Monday January 29, in Monrovia, Representative Kolubah emphasized the impact of alcohol on behavior, stating, 'Sometimes when people drink palm wine, they get drunk, and misbehavior follows. The President's drug test shouldn't be limited to Kush; test for palm wine is needed.'
The lawmaker went on to explain that testing for palm wine alongside drugs could reveal valuable insights into substance use patterns. He said, "The result will prove who is drinking palm wine and who is taking drugs. Palm wine is alcohol, so when we do the alcohol test, the machine will tell us who is drinking palm wine."
Representative Kolubah's statement came shortly after President Boakai's commitment during his State of the Nation address to undergo a drug test, along with his Vice President. President Boakai declared, "The drug epidemic, especially the use of 'KUSH,' is an existential threat eating away the future of our children and the country."
As Liberia grapples with the increasing challenges of substance abuse, Representative Kolubah's call for expanded testing brings attention to the broader spectrum of substances potentially affecting public figures and their decision-making.
Liberia's President Joe Boakai Set to Unveil Bold Vision in Inaugural State of the Nation Address
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Liberia's President, Joseph Nyumah Boakai, is gearing up to deliver his inaugural State of the Nation address on Monday at the legislative house, offering a glimpse into his transformative plans for the nation. With promises of steering away from tradition, President Boakai, who assumed office on January 22, 2024, is poised to introduce innovative ideas aimed at uplifting Liberia.
Anticipation is palpable as citizens, both at home and abroad, eagerly await to hear the President's vision for the nation's future. The address, mandated by Article 58 of the 1986 constitution of the Republic of Liberia, holds immense significance as it marks the beginning of a new chapter in the country's history. Monday's address will provide insights into not only the President's legislative program but also an annual report on the state of the Republic, covering both expenditure and income.
As Liberia stands at the threshold of change, the nation is poised for a promising journey under President Boakai's leadership.
President Boakai's Inspirational Journey: From Humble Origins to National Leadership and Unity Advocacy
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Liberia's President Joseph Nyumah Boakai delivered a stirring inauguration address in Monrovia, unveiling a remarkable life journey from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of political leadership. In a heartfelt revelation, President Boakai shared his personal struggles, triumphs, and a resounding message of hope.
Born to a mother with disabilities, Madam Lusu Kumba Kpetu, and a frequently absent father, Mister Bundor Tamba Yamba, President Boakai painted a vivid picture of a childhood far from ordinary. Through divine grace, modest familial support, and the kindness of strangers encountered during his campaign, Boakai emphasized his ability to overcome challenges.
Navigating a society entrenched in patronage and a rigid class system, Boakai's tenacity propelled him through menial jobs, defying societal norms associated with one's birth. His educational odyssey took him to the prestigious College of West Africa in Monrovia, where, in addition to academic pursuits, he worked as a janitor, bookstore salesman, and librarian. Notably, he secured a victorious election to become President of the Student Council Government.
Boakai's journey continued with friendships formed across social class lines, shaping a narrative that transcended societal divides. His collegiate years, entry into professional life, and service in pivotal roles, including Managing Director of the Liberia Produce and Marketing Corporation, Minister of Agriculture, and Vice President, marked a trajectory of unwavering dedication.
The President's address resonated with a global audience as he shared his life story for two compelling reasons. Firstly, as a beacon of inspiration for every young individual, encouraging them to strive for their aspirations with determination, focus, and hard work. Boakai underscored the innate talents bestowed upon each person, urging them to serve their country and humanity with compassion.
Secondly, President Boakai rallied his compatriots, emphasizing the power of collective effort. He declared that no historical challenge, including foundational problems, is insurmountable when a nation unites and works diligently.
As the world witnessed the inauguration in Monrovia, President Joseph Nyumah Boakai's narrative echoed globally, standing as a testament to resilience, aspiration, and the potential for positive change.
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President Boakai Makes New Appointments in Government
Monrovia, Liberia- The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has nominated additional officials to positions in government affecting the Ministries of Finance Development Planning, Justice, Information, Cultural Affairs & Tourism, Youth & Sports, Gender Children & Social Protection, Public Works and Transport as well as the Liberian Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC).
The nominees include:
1. Cllr. Jeror Cole Bangalu, Minister, (MOYS)
2. Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah, Minister, (MOJ)
3. Mr. Jerolinmek M. Piah, Minister (MICAT)
4. Madam Gbeme Horace Kollie, Minister (MoGCSP)
5. Mr. Roland Giddings, Minister, (MPW)
6. Mr. Sirleaf Tyler, Minister, (MOT)
7. Mr. Bill Mcgill Jones, Deputy Minister for Administration (MFDP)
8. Mr. Dehpue Zuo, Deputy Minister for Economic Management (MFDP)
9. Mr. Anthony Myers, Deputy Minister for Fiscal Affairs-(MFDP)
10. Madam Tanneh Branson, Deputy Minister for Budget & Development Planning (MFDP)
11. Mr. Elwood T. Nettey, Comptroller & Accounting General (MFDP)
12. Mr. Amos Tweh, Managing Director, (LPRC)
These nominations are subject to confirmation by the Liberian Senate.
Additionally, the President has named Mr. Emmanuel N. Reeves, Sr. as Officer in Charge of the Liberia Maritime Authority and Mr. Jake Kabakole as Officer in Charge of the National Oil Company of Liberia. These Officers In Charge will oversee the institutions until their official heads are named. These take effect immediately.
Signed:
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary
Just In - Liberia 🇱🇷:
Ministry of States for Presidential Affairs
January 24, 2024
PRESS RELEASE
The President of the Republic of Liberia is pleased to nominate the following persons for appointment in government pending Senate confirmation:
1. Madam Sara Beysolow Nyanti, Minister of Foreign Affairs
2. Dr. J. Alexander Neatah, Minister of Agriculture
3. Mr. Amin Modad, Minister of Commerce & Industry
4. Dr. Jarso Jallah Saygbe, Minister of Education
5. Dr. Louise Kpoto, Minister of Health
6. Mr. Dorbor Jallah, Commissioner General, Liberia Revenue Authority
7. Mr. Abraham Kromah, Director, Drug Enforcement Agency.
Signed
Charles A. Snetter
Office of the President
Liberia's Newly Sworn-in President Joseph Boakai to Embark on Transformative Vision of Restoring Lost Years;
____ Vows to Dismantle the Culture of Unfinished Business
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: In a momentous inaugural ceremony on Monday, January 22, 2024, President Joseph Nyumah Boakai, declared a visionary agenda aimed at recalibrating the nation and restoring lost years. Global Stage Media witnessed a captivating call to accentuate the positive and embark on a journey of national healing and reconciliation.
President Boakai's resounding message resonated worldwide, urging inclusivity, transparency, and accountability in governance at all levels. The President vowed to dismantle the culture of unfinished business and infuse hope and dignity into the collective consciousness of the Liberian people.
An international audience tuned in as Boakai addressed critical issues, advocating for livable remuneration and pension schemes for civil servants and foreign service government workers. His commitment extended to rebuilding respect for the rule of law and officers across all three branches of the government.
Reflecting on Liberia's political legacy, President Boakai expressed gratitude to former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and praised his immediate predecessor, President George Weah, for steering the nation through constitutional transitions. Acknowledging the people's call for change, he emphasized the convergence of history and destiny.
Speaking further, President Boakai shared insights from his personal journey, spanning over five decades, showcasing the resilience, determination, courage, and success of the Liberian people. The global community now watches as Liberia under President Boakai forges a new path, rooted in unity and a commitment to serve the nation with integrity and purpose.
Unity Party Vehemently Denies Frontpage Africa Corruption Allegation Against Its National Chairman J-Luther Tarpeh:
____ Demands Truth Amidst Explosive Accusations of Fund Mismanagement
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Unity Party launches a fierce denouncement against a damning story published in the Wednesday, January 24, 2024 edition of FrontPage Africa. The article accuses Rev. Dr. J. Luther Tarpeh, the National Chairman, of orchestrating a controversial deduction of One Thousand ($1,000.00) United States Dollars from the Five Thousand (5,000.00) allocated for nationwide district inauguration celebrations.
Unveiling a startling twist, the Unity Party reveals that, preceding fund disbursement, all 15 County Chairs initiated a pivotal meeting where they collectively proposed the $1,000.00 deduction per district. This decision, purportedly aimed at enabling county leadership, collaborating parties, and auxiliaries to host celebrations at their county headquarters, was emphatically not an instruction from the National Chairman, contradicting the damning implications of the publication.
In an audacious call for fairness, the Unity Party demands the publisher to seek comments from key party figures, including the National Chairman, National Secretary, or the National Assistant Secretary General for Press, Publicity, and Outreach. This call underscores the urgency of obtaining an opposing perspective before the dissemination of what the party terms "false and malicious" stories.
Elevating the National Chairman's stature, the Unity Party portrays him as an esteemed figure, a devoted clergyman, and an unwavering advocate for a corruption-free society. The party insists that he staunchly upholds principles, values, and ethics, categorically refusing any compromise on these foundational fronts.
In a decisive move, the National Chairman issues a direct order for all County Chairs to submit comprehensive expenditure reports of funds received to the National Secretariat by January 31, 2024, reinforcing the party's commitment to transparency and accountability amidst the swirling controversy.
Liberia's President Joseph Boakai Unveils Ambitious Plan to Rescue Liberia from Crisis;
____ Emphasizes Need for Coordinated Efforts Among Branches of Government
By: Abraham Sylvester Panto
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Speaking in Monrovia during his induction ceremony early this week, Liberia's 26th President, H.E. Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., congratulates the newly sworn-in 55th Legislature and outlines a bold vision to rescue the nation from its pressing challenges.
President Boakai emphasizes the crucial need for coordinated efforts among the three branches of government, calling for a focus on the "coordinate" element to serve the Liberian people effectively. He pledges to rectify flaws in the constitution, address the devolution of power, and tackle urgent issues facing the nation.
"As we celebrate this milestone, we can now begin to build Liberia into the solid bridge across the continents it was originally envisioned to be," declares President Boakai, signaling a new era of national transformation.
The President candidly addresses the state of the nation revealed during the recent political campaign, acknowledging the existence of hard times, dysfunction, the culture of impunity, and corruption. He asserts that these conditions have prompted his administration's mission to rescue Liberia.
President Boakai dispels false assurances, stressing that the plan to fix inherited ills will be coupled with realistic expectations. He commits to taking decisive action within the first hundred days of his administration and pursuing the rescue mission diligently.
"I have come to rekindle hope, to reposition us on our national pathway," affirms President Boakai, expressing a commitment to fostering inclusive and accountable governance. He urges unity among the diverse population, emphasizing that only a united people can build a nation.
Looking ahead to the next six years, President Boakai calls for a refocus of political energies, embracing all Liberians at home and in the diaspora. He acknowledges the positive impact of a "national conversation" facilitated by social media, where citizens engage in discussions about Liberia's past, present, and future.
The Liberian Chief Executive further states, "We must learn together what is wrong with our country, and hopefully, what is right as well." With this breaking announcement, President Boakai sets the stage for a determined effort to rescue Liberia and guide the nation towards a brighter future.
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U.S. Delegation Joins Liberians in Witnessing Boakai's Inauguration ;
___ As Liberian Businessman Alexander Cummings Applauds Second Peaceful Power Transfer
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: The U.S. delegation, led by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield and Chargé d’Affaires Catherine Rodriguez, stood alongside the diplomatic corps and thousands of Liberians to witness Joseph Nyumah Boakai being sworn in as President of the Republic of Liberia on Monday, January 22, in Monrovia.
A moment of honor unfolded as President Boakai chose to swear his oath on the Bible gifted by U.S. President George W. Bush during his 2008 visit, adding a profound touch to the inauguration ceremony.
Cheers resonated through the oldest republic in Africa as the nation embraced a peaceful transition of power, setting the stage for a promising future for "Mama Liberia."
In another development, Liberian politician and businessman Alexander Cummings lauded the occasion, stating, "Liberians deserve to feel proud as the world witnessed a second peaceful transfer of power since the end of Liberia's civil war." In a region grappling with the specter of undemocratic disruption and authoritarianism, he further states that the inaugural event offered a beacon of hope.
Acknowledging the challenges ahead, Cummings emphasized the imperative of building robust democratic governing systems to realize Liberia's full potential. He thanked President Weah for his leadership in institutionalizing the peaceful transfer of power.
In attendance at this historic inauguration, Cummings congratulated President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and expressed optimism for a new leadership era. He urged the nation to deepen its democratic culture, providing hope to its people and the broader region.
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"Partisanship Must Give Way to Nationalism and Inclusive Goverance," Liberia's 26th President, Joseph Nyumah Boakai Asserts;
____ As He Emphasizes the Need for a Transformed Liberia
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: In a historic inauguration speech, President Joseph Nyumah Boakai, Sr. conveyed a profound message to the people of Liberia on Monday, January 22, urging them to forge a path towards democratic governance and unity. The President celebrated the determined efforts of Liberians to protect their votes, signaling a resounding call for change and a departure from the status quo.
Acknowledging the significant role played by citizens in the democratic process, President Boakai stressed that the mandate given to him as the 26th President of Liberia encompasses all citizens, both within the country's borders and in the diaspora. He called for an end to partisanship, emphasizing the need for national unity and inclusive governance.
Reflecting on Liberia's historical roots, President Boakai highlighted the nation's foundation in liberty and the pursuit of happiness. He envisioned a Liberia where equality, justice, and opportunity prevail, emphasizing the importance of this vision as the country stands at the intersection of its past and destiny.
Addressing the stark realities revealed during the recent political campaign, President Boakai did not shy away from the challenges facing the nation. He pledged to address issues of dysfunction, corruption, and a culture of impunity. The President outlined a pragmatic plan, promising action in the first hundred days of his administration and a continued commitment to a comprehensive rescue mission.
Expressing concern over the negative narrative surrounding Liberia, President Boakai emphasized his mission to rekindle hope and reposition the nation on a positive trajectory. He underscored the importance of citizenship in forging a united Liberia, stating that only through unity can the nation truly prosper.
As Liberia embarks on this new chapter under President Boakai's leadership, citizens are called to actively participate in building a nation that upholds democratic principles, inclusivity, and a shared sense of purpose. The President's inauguration sets the stage for a transformative journey towards a more hopeful and united Liberia.
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Liberia's Newly Inducted President Joseph Boakai Experiences Near-collapse During Inaugural Address
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Liberia's recently elected president, Joseph Nyumah Boakai, sent shockwaves through the nation as he experience a near-collapsed during his induction ceremony at the Capital Building in Monrovia. The event, witnessed by high-profile government officials, international invitees, past presidents, and the people of Liberia, unfolded on Monday, January 22, 2024.
President Boakai, who succeeded his counterpart Ex-President George Manneh Weah, grappled with a sudden health crisis while addressing the gathered crowd. The newly inaugurated leader's reported medical instability became evident, significantly affecting his performance on such crucial occasion.
Emergency medical teams lately rushed to the scene, adding an air of chaos to what was supposed to be a momentous day for Liberia. The gravity of the situation prompted concerns about the president's well-being and raised questions about his ability to fulfill the responsibilities of the highest office.
As the nation awaits official updates on President Boakai's health, the international community also anxiously monitors the unfolding situation in Monrovia. The unexpected incident has cast a cloud of uncertainty over Liberia's political future, with citizens and leaders alike grappling with the aftermath of this startling episode.
Global Stage Media present at the scene, captures the tension and disbelief among the crowd as President Boakai's health scare unfolded. The chaotic scene has left many wondering about the implications for the country's stability and the potential challenges that may arise from the president's reported medical instability. The uncertainty surrounding the situation continues to grip Liberia and the world, awaiting further developments.
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President Weah Bids Farewell in Six-Year Stewardship;
___ Outlines Legacy of Progress and Economic Strength
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Speaking in his final address to the nation Sunday January 21, President George Manneh Weah expressed gratitude to Liberians for the opportunity to serve as their leader within the period of six years. He highlighted achievements, acknowledged challenges, and reported on the nation's financial standing.
President Weah conveyed his deep appreciation for the trust and support received during his tenure, recognizing citizens' instrumental role in governance complexities. He outlined accomplishments, including infrastructure development, free education initiatives, and stabilizing the economy.
Despite successes, President Weah admitted regret over incomplete long-term projects, expressing hope that the incoming government would continue these efforts. He addressed rumors and misinformation in politics, urging the nation to overcome such challenges in the coming years.
Reflecting on financial matters, President Weah reported leaving a stronger economy, with a 136% increase in net international reserves. He emphasized the significant growth in the country's consolidated cash position since 2018.
The President underscored two leadership cornerstones: maintaining peace and upholding democracy. He celebrated Liberia's peaceful transition of power and its continued stability during his tenure, emphasizing the protection of citizens' rights and the nation's standing as a pillar of democracy in West Africa.
President Weah pledged to remain actively engaged in politics as the leader of the Coalition for Democratic Change, aiming to uphold Liberia's democracy. He encouraged citizens to pursue peaceful means for conflict resolution, embrace tolerance, and dialogue.
As President Weah hands over the reins, Liberia stands at a crossroads, reflecting on accomplishments and challenges while looking toward the future with optimism and commitment to democratic values.
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