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21/04/2024

President Boakai Hosts Brainstorming Retreat with the Rescue Legislative Caucus of the House of Representatives

April 21, 2024

Tubmanburg, Bomi County; President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has hosted an assembly of members of the House of Representatives aligned with the Rescue Mission of the Ruling Unity Party and a team of UP leaders and strategists to a one-day Executive-Legislative Agenda Setting Retreat in Tubmanburg, Bomi County on Saturday, April 20, 2024.

The convergence was to compare notes on crafting a more coordinated and effective path to pursuing critical national development goals.

Opening the session at the Bomi City Hall, President Boakai highlighted critical themes in the Agriculture Road Rule of Law Education Sanitation & Tourism (ARREST) Agenda which he said needed to be vigorously pursued by proper messaging and the encouragement of other legislators to support the call of nation building.

The Liberian President and UP Political Leader stressed the need for coordinated and more purposeful working relationship which will engender wider support for the realization of set targets.

He reminded his audience that the ARREST Agenda is not a hidden agenda but one that is open for all and an agenda aimed at taking Liberians out of poverty to prosperity.

The working session brought together more than 20 members of the House of Representatives as they spent hours deliberating on approaches and methods of pushing key points in the legislative agenda as well as a lineup of other development goals of the Government.

At the close of the full-day session, the participants signed and issued a joint resolution reflecting their decisions.
The Resolution signed by representatives of the three parties declared that “the ARREST Agenda is the best suited and in sync with the national development demands of our time.”

They further averred that they see collaboration, consultation and the sense of common purpose as the most reliable and effective means by which the ARREST Agenda can be achieved.

In their quest to build support for the Agenda, the parties undertook to enlist colleagues in the Legislature and other segments of the population to embrace the Agenda.
To ensure coordination and smooth communication among them, they recommended Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of State, Mrs. Cornelia Kruah-Togba, as the Liaison.

Representative Richard N. Koon of the House signed for members of the Rescue Legislative Caucus present while Acting Minister of State for Presidential Affairs Samuel A. Stevquoah signed for the Administration. Unity Party Vice Chairman for Governmental Affairs & International Relations, Honorable Ben Fofana, signed for the Unity Party.

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21/04/2024

Emmanuel Gonquoi Accuses EPS Boss Sam Gaye of proceeding wrongly; Describes him as a fruad of the EPS

He writes:
I was excited about the nomination of Sam Gaye by the President of Liberia, as Director of the Executive Protection Service (EPS), based on his profile. But it's now clear to me that a profile from a well-structured organization and environment is not enough to determine the ability of the person in a complex working environment.

Though he might have worked in the U.S. and in the sub-region but his recent conduct of leadership in the EPS is troubling and is creating more risks for the presidency. At this point, I can only say that he is unfit to manage complex security operations around the Presidency.

Truth be told, it's totally wrong to out rightly terminate the services of 300 servicemen with experience in the usage of guns in the society without any transitional plan on associated risks management. Since according to Gaye, they are trying to manage small and effective agents, they should have instead directed these 300 dismissed agents to the LDEA that is about to recruit about 2,000 agents but not to just drop them on the flimsy charge that they were “wrongfully recruited.”

Let Sam Gaye and his political masters dictating the course of his current dismissal actions know that in the game of politics, there is no permanent enemy. Your enemy of yesterday can become your loyal supporters of today depending on how you approach issues surrending them.
We can't risk the security of the State in the name of reforms that are not practical within the contemporary environment.

President Joe Boakai has done more aimed at achieving Government’s 100-day deliverables, which require proper communication and such progress shouldn't be beclouded by negative approaches to issues such as Gaye is needlessly doing with the EPS, and also so are few other politically unconscious officials of government.

There is no need for rush now because we don't have the right economic message yet for our people. Some reform messages have to be communicated and a gradual approach should be taken before full implementation. You call them CDC folks and we call them Liberians. Treat them as Liberians and allow them to see the bigger picture about the need to reform the system for effective executive protection.

Sam Gaye was even rude towards me the other day at the President’s house and I was like wait, how did this fellow even get his training, and from where did he get his training? The EPS is already disorganized under Gaye’s leadership and it's a huge risk for our President and his family.

For the record, we will shortly begin exposing government officials that are creating early missteps for this new administration. Remember, Joe Boakai is now President for all. We support governmental reforms, but let the word go forth that we will only embrace reforms that are guided by superior political logic that support the president's message on reconciliation. To put it bluntly, Gaye’s timing of things with the EPS are just wrong.

‘The Coming Revolution!’

He also writes saying,
"Sam Gaye, I agreed that I am a local boy but you are a fraud of an EPS Boss. Blocking me on Facebook will not help you Mr. International boy. Nonsense! It's regrettable that people like you who contributed nothing made it to this government."

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20/04/2024

CRUISE SHIP DOCKS IN MONROVIA ON MONDAY AFTER 12 YEARS

Swan Hellenic Vega – SH Vega – a British cruise line with 115 tourists on board, docks at the Freeport of Monrovia on Monday morning at 7:30 a.m. giving a significant boost to Liberia’s new tourism industry.

It is the first since 2012 when the National Geographic Explorer Cruise ship came to post-war Liberia.

The Liberia National Tourism Association (LINTA), headed by Madam Mai Bright-Urey, the main umbrella group of private sector tourism stakeholders in Liberia organized SH Vega’s travel to Monrovia.

Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism, Jerolinmek Matthew Piah, will welcome SH Vega on behalf of the Government of Liberia. The Mayor of Monrovia, John-Charuk S. Siafa, will customarily present the “Key of Monrovia” to the tourists.

Minister Piah said the coming of the cruise ship amplifies His Excellency President Joseph Boakai’s vision to have a viable tourism industry as part of the Government of Liberia’s A.R.R.E.S.T Agenda (Agriculture, Roads, Rule of Law, Education, Sanitation and Tourism) for a sustainable development.

He said Liberia has huge potentials for amazing eco, adventure, wildlife, coastal and marine tourism that will be unlocked through private sector participation.

SH Vega Cruise tourists will visit historical sites in Monrovia (Providence Island, Providence Baptist Church, Ducor Hill, and the National Museum, Unity Park among others) and Marshall (Libassa Ecolodge)

20/04/2024

Here are counties that have qualified to quarterfinals in Football Category:

Bomi
Bassa
B**g
Lofa
River Gee
Nimba
Grand Gedeh
Montserrado

20/04/2024

Here Are Counties That Have Qualified In The National County Sports Meet 2023-2024 Kickball Category To The Quaterfinals:

Bomi
Bassa
Gbarpolu
Grand Gedeh
Nimba
Lofa
RiverCess
River Gee

20/04/2024

The Impact of Hypocrisy on Our Governance System in a Developing Democracy

Written by Micheal Biddle

As a citizen deeply concerned about our nation, I have consistently voiced my disapproval of the way we, as a people, treat each other. Our society has long been steeped in a culture of animosity and hypocrisy, often accepting it as the norm. The prevailing attitude seems to be: as long as my interests are not affected, the plight of others is inconsequential.

My thoughts have recently been occupied by the ‘not guilty’ verdict handed down in favor of Lucas Richard, an American missionary, by the Criminal Court at the Temple of Justice. This verdict, which has shocked not only Liberians but the world at large, has left many citizens, including myself, deeply saddened and disappointed. The failure to convict the American citizen of such a grave crime can be attributed to the apparent lack of diligence and effort on the part of the prosecuting team (county attorney/solicitor-general and private prosecutors). However, as the saying goes, ‘there’s no use crying over spilled milk’. The law has spoken!

What I find perplexing is the conspicuous silence of major stakeholders in our country’s peace and stability, such as the Liberian Council of Churches, the Interfaith Council, the Islamic Council, and others. These bodies have yet to voice their concerns about this shocking development, despite their prompt and assertive condemnations of other incidents in the past.

For instance, when Lucas was accused of attempted murder in September 2023, the National Civil Society of Liberia swiftly condemned the act and called for a speedy judicial process. They urged the Liberia Council of Churches to join in the public condemnation of the alleged barbaric act committed by the missionary. Regrettably, the LCC did not issue any public statement in response.

This selective silence from an institution that many of us belong to and recognize as having played a crucial role in the formation of our country is deeply troubling. Why should our response to national tragedies be selective?
If our religious leaders, who are often seen as the ‘mirror’ of society, show bias in their activities, how can we expect political figures, who are often associated with corruption, to act differently?

I firmly believe that our moral fabric has been so eroded that leaders of our major faiths are more concerned with their own interests than with standing up against injustice, corruption, and other forms of bad governance.
Do you recall the incident in the late 70s when a Liberian supermarket worker was strangled to death by his Lebanese employer for allegedly stealing a piece of candy, and the court subsequently acquitted the Lebanese man?

Unless our religious leaders reassess their actions and unite for a just cause, our nation will continue to lament its state of affairs.

19/04/2024

CDC has demanded the immediate release of former EPS officers who were recently arrested by the Liberia National Police. In a release posted below, they highlighted concerns to the international community regarding President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's alleged target of Liberians perceived to be affiliated with CDC or supporters of George Weah.

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The Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) expresses grave concern over the mass dismissal, harassment, arrests, brutalization and torture of former EPS personnel.
These actions by the Unity Party government are a serious threat to the peace, stability and security of the country. We call for the immediate release of these Liberians who have committed no crimes but served their country in the last several years.

In our last communication to the Honorable Speaker and Senate Pro-Temp, we highlighted the severe excesses of the UP regime and called on the National Legislature and the international community to prevail
on the U.Pregime to change course in the interest of peace and stability.
When the CDC Government took office in 2018, it embarked on a national reconciliation process to deepen and consolidate the peace of the country. No agent of the EPS recruited during the 12-year reign of the U.P regime was targeted or marginalized.

Apparently. the U.P regime is becoming more vicious and reckless in targeting peaceful citizens. On January 22, 2024, President George Manneh Weah and CDC turned over a stable and peaceful country over to the Unity Party. A country that had been managed without international troops and an election
conducted 100% with domestic resources and Security.

We expect the Unity Party to consolidate and maintain the peace. The irresponsible and reckless activities of the U.P Government are threatening the peace and stability of the country.

Targeting peaceful citizens and interfering with the freedoms and rights of peaceful citizens, such as motorcyclists and others is totally irresponsible.

The CDC urges the international community to take due note of these early signs of the deterioration of the
hard won democracy, peace and stability in Liberia.

Atty. Janga A. Kowo
Acting National Chairman

19/04/2024

Stop The Fire or Be Fired! PROSA Tells President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr

Some members of the Progressive Student Alliance Party, together with influential lawmakers such as Hon Yekeh Kolubah, Frank Saah Foko, and Eugue Kollie, gathered at the American Embassy and the United Nations Headquarters in Monrovia.

They were united in their call for immediate government action to tackle the widespread fires in Liberia, warning that failure to do so could result in the removal of President Joseph N. Boakai. The protestors emphasized the urgent need to prioritize the safety of citizens and address the escalating crisis, which has devastated parts of the country and put many lives at risk.

The demonstrators urged authorities to take decisive steps to contain the fires before they cause further damage. The lawmakers and protestors called for swift intervention, adequate resources, and international support to combat the fire emergency.

The protestors issued a strong ultimatum, stating that if the government fails to act, consequences, including the removal of President Boakai, may follow. The government has not yet responded to the demands, leaving many worried about the ongoing crisis in Liberia.

19/04/2024

LNP Deploys in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties

The Liberia National Police has sent more than a thousand officers to provide Election Security (ES) for the upcoming by-elections in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties. Before their deployment, Deputy Inspector General of Police for Operations, Atty., Nelson Freeman emphasized the importance of their role in upholding democracy. He urged the officers to remain neutral and warned that any misstep could either advance Liberia or result in conflict. He emphasized the need for caution to avoid taking the country backward or causing chaos.

19/04/2024

The Ministry Of Public Works Says It Has Started Road Maintenance On The Salayea-voinjama Corridor And It Is Going Well; Says President Boakai’s 100-day Is On Course.

19/04/2024

Official!!

Liberia's talented young player, Devine Teah, secures a professional deal with Hammarby in Sweden on his 18th birthday. He officially signed his professional contract this morning in Sweden.

We wish you a successful career ahead.

19/04/2024

Lucas gone...

This morning, Lucas Richards, the American Christian missionary, was spotted at the airport as he was leaving after being acquitted by the court for attempted murder day before yesterday.

19/04/2024

The Plenary of the House of Representatives has instructed the Gender and Judiciary Committees to investigate Criminal Court 'B' judge regarding a not guilty verdict in the case of American Missionary Lucas Richards, who was accused of Aggravated Assault and Attempted Murder against Jessica Lloyd. This decision follows a communication from Representative Moima Briggs-Mensah, highlighting the shock and disappointment felt by many Liberians with the outcome of the trial. The Committees have been given a week to look into the matter and present their findings to the Plenary for further action.

18/04/2024

Monrovia, Liberia-April 18, 2024- The Liberia National Police (LNP) says it has arrested and is investigating seven alleged Former Executive Protection Service (EPS) Agents for their involvement in an illegal protest and setting up road blocks and terroristic threats.

Early Thursday morning, persons claiming to be dismissed Agents of the EPS were seen agitating, demonstrating and blocking the ways, thereby preventing the movement of other residents and businesses in front of the Voice of Liberia Radio station (104.1 FM) in demand of their reinstatements.

Those arrested are: J. Frank Hope, 43; Nathaniel S. Toe, 43; Andy P. Yeancy, 47; and Samuel Reeves, 44. Others are Anthony Mccrowrey, 39, James Kelly, 32, and Augustine Glealeh, 29.

Meanwhile, the alleged former EPS Agents are currently detained at the Headquarters of the Liberia National Police, undergoing investigation.

In another development, the LNP has disrobed four of its officers and are being investigated through the Professional Standards Division (PSD) for their alleged involvement in a homicide incident in 72nd community, Paynesville, during the early morning hours of April 17, 2024.

The decision of the LNP Administration stemmed from claims emanating from family sources that the arresting officers of suspect James Boima used excessive force on their deceased family member, Austin Yarkpawolo, uncle of the suspect which subsequently resulted in his death.

The investigation seeks to establish facts surrounding the death of the deceased victim with appropriate actions taken where necessary by the administration of the Liberia National Police.

All are asked to remain calm, as justice will be served.

18/04/2024

Deputy Director of LDEA, Hassan Fadiga writes..
Fostering a harmonious work environment is crucial for success. By embracing diversity, respecting each other's perspectives, and promoting collaboration, we create a setting where everyone can excel. Let us recognize that our differences are strengths, and by working together seamlessly, we tap into our team's true potential. Together, we can build a workplace where peace and understanding prevail, paving the way for creativity and progress. Thank you President Boakai and some influential members of the senate for your timely intervention. Liberia wins!.🙏🙏🙏

18/04/2024

Senate Investigates MPW Over US$ 21m Road Contract

The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has mandated the Committees on Judiciary, Public Works as well as Public Accounts and Audits to investigate recent contract allegedly awarded to some Contractors by the Ministry of Public Works and Rural Development(MPW) for roads rehabilitation and construction across the Country.

Senate’s decision was triggered during Thursday sitting based on a communication from Senators Nathaniel F. Mcgill of Margibi County, Gbehzongar M. Findley of Grand Bassa County, Simeon B. Taylor of Grand Cape Mount County as well as Abraham Darius Dilllon of Montserrado County respectively.

The four Senators informed Plenary that authorities at the (MPW) reportedly awarded contracts to contractors in the sum of Twenty one Million United States Dollars (21 Million) for the rehabilitation and construction of roads across the Country.

Senators Mcgill, Taylor, Findley and Dillon revealed that the contract analysis include but not limited to, CHICO from Salayea to Voinjama an amount of US $3,999.000.00, SSF from Voinjama to Foya, US $1,719.976.40, SSF from Foya to Mendikorma, US $740,650.00.

According to a Senate Press Release, others include, CICO from Tapita to Zwedru US $3,200.000.00, CHICO, from Zwedru to Karnweakan US $2,434.700.00, Barclaycille to Pleebo US $1,507.750.00, Buchanna to ITI, US $2,123.651.88 and ITI to Greenville, US $2, 882. 000.00.

“It is fundamental that any government institution issuing contracts must ensure that funding is available before awarding such contracts as outline in the Public Financial Management (PFM) and the PPCC act which also placed emphases on international and national open competitive bidding processes for contract ceiling for procurement of goods and services” the Senators acknowledged.

They pointed to the lack of failure by the MPW to adhere to the Amended and Restated Public Procurement and Concession Act of 2005, as such the awarding of said contracts demonstrate lack of adherence to the rule of law.

The Senators at the same time informed Plenary that the Public Works Ministry allegedly awarded the Contracts on a letter to proceed which gives the Contractors the right to acquire loan on a pre-financing agreement, arguing that such should not be done without an approved national budget.

At the same time the Senators informed Plenary that any institution seeking to enter into pre-financing agreements must first seek Legislative approval consistent with article 34(d) of the Liberian constitution and its subsection where applicable.

Meanwhile, the four Senators are calling on the Liberian Senate to prohibit the Public Works Ministry from proceeding with the contracts until an approved budget is passed by the legislature. The Joint Committee is expected to report within one week .

18/04/2024

VP Koung Hosts Delegation From The African Court
-Assures Liberia's Ratification of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights

Thursday, April 18,2024-Liberia's Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Thursday, April 18, 2024, received a high-level delegation from the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights at his office on Capitol Hill.

The delegation was led by Hon. Imani Daud Aboud, President of the court, and included Cllr. Jeddi Mowbray Armah, Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cllr. Dempster Brown, Chairman of the Independent National Commission on Human Rights.

The African Court delegation is in Monrovia to seek Liberia's ratification of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights.

It can be recalled that Liberia signed the Protocol on June 9, 1998, as one of the torchbearers in the pursuit of justice for the African people, but has not ratified the Protocol since its signature.

Madam Aboud commended Liberia for its leadership role on the African continent, emphasizing that the history of the African Union recognizes Liberia as a major foundational pillar.

She further applauded Liberia for being one of the examples of good governance in Africa and informed Mr. Vice President that the Court seeks to harness the gains made.

"By signing the Protocol, Liberia will re-affirm its commitment to the rule of law and human rights, and give its citizens access to justice", madam Aboud asserted ".

The Head of delegation also intimated that the signing of the Protocol is more than a policy decision, and will solidify Liberia's leadership stature in the quest for justice and human rights.

In his response, Vice President Koung welcomed the delegation of the court to Liberia while indicating that His Excellency, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr has asked him to meet with the delegation and assured the Court of this Government's willingness to ratify the Protocol as soon as possible.

The Vice President highlighted that this ratification will give a clear signal that Liberia adheres to international norms and regains its place amongst the comity of Nations.

He stressed Liberia's leadership role in the establishment of the AU and called for a symbolic headquarters to be built in Liberia for historical honor.

The declaration for the African Court of Justice was made in July 1979 at the Heads of State Summit held in Monrovia.

The Court was established in June 1998 through the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights.

The Protocol came into force on January 25, 2004, and has since been ratified by 34 countries.

The Court is the Judicial arm of the African Union for enforcing and protecting human rights.

It has Eleven (11) judges who are all Nationals of member states of the African Union.

18/04/2024

Just In

President Boakai Nominates and Appoints Additional Officials To Government

April 18, 2024

Executive Mansion, Monrovia: The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has nominated and appointed additional members of government affecting the Local Government and Office of the President.

These nominations where applicable, are subject to consent by the Liberian Senate.

The institutions, nominees and appointees are:

I. Office Of the President
1. Mr. Mohammed Maladho Bah, Presidential Special Envoy on Investment.

II. Grand Gedeh County

1) Philip Z. Joh, County Financial Officer
2) Eric Gbieor, Relieving Commissioner
3) Philip Geneyan, Mayor, Zleh City
4) Alfred C. Garley, Statutory Superintendent, Gbarzon Statutory District

III. Grand Bassa County

1. Julia Bono, Superintendent
2. Paul Y. Piah, County Financial Officer
3. Moses G. Henry, County Development Officer
4. James W. Duen, County Administrative Officer
5. Lady Benson, Mayor, Edina City
6. George B. Gaybueh, Mayor, Buchanan City

IV. River Gee County
1. Robert Dixson- Statutory Superintendent, Webbo Statutory District
2. J. Dartyea Billy- Statutory Superintendent, Sarbo Statutory District
3. Rev. Shelton Saylee- Statutory Superintendent, Gbeapo Statutory District
4. Anthony Teah- Statutory Superintendent, Teinpo Satutory District
5. Nathaniel S. Wesseh- Commissioner, Sarbo Adm. District
6. Peter C. Toe- Commissioner, Tuobo Adm. District
7. Saylee Swen- Commissioner, Putupo Adm. District
8. Myers Saytue- Commissioner, Nanee Adm. District
9. Isaac Chenekan- Commissioner, Kafore Adm. District
10. Hanna Wetty- Commissioner, Glarro Adm. District
11. Solomon Nyonosie- Commissioner, Gbeapo Adm. District
12. Alfred Jorh- District Commissioner, Nyenawiliken Adm. District
13. Jarpah Jackson- Mayor, Gbarwleken City
14. Emmanuel Saygbechee- Mayor, Sarbo City
15. Andrew Chea- Mayor, Jarka City
16. Samuel Gbaquie- Mayor, Tuobo Sweaken City
17. Skinner Swen- Mayor, Kliken City,
18. Victor S. G. Quaye- Mayor, Matuaken City
19. James Sarty Saylee- Commissioner, Flewroken Township
20. Albert K. Dwight- Commissioner, Seipo Township
21. Matthew Quayee- Commissioner, Kilepo Township
22. Romeo Martin- Commissioner, Qayeejah Township
23. Desey Cholopray- Commissioner, Katoken Township
24. Celline K. Quayee- Commissioner, Woloken Township
25. Brickson Gballah- Commissioner, Gmayeaken Township
26. Oliver S. Wreh- Commissioner, Saykliwreh Township
27. Aloysious Farley- Commissioner, Jargboken Township
28. Nathaniel W. Wesseh- Commissioner, Wessehville Township
29. Emmanuel Toe- Commissioner, Nyenyawiliken Township
30. Saylee Slopaw- Commissioner, Kayeken Township
31. Toe Gbayea- Commissioner, Chegboken Township
32. Toe Woltoe Jr.- Commissioner, Gmatue Township
33. Joseph Toe- Commissioner, Menowien Township
34. Tarby Bobby Freeman- Commissioner, Nyaaken Township
35. Methuselah Hinneh- Commissioner, Gibsonville Township
36. James T. Williams- Commissioner, Wlegboken Township
37. Victoria Jallah- Commissioner, Jaycheken Township
38. Peter Wlehka Tuweh- Commissioner, Neplue Township
39. Victor K. Myers- Commissioner, Kiteabo Township
40. Augustine Zuo- Commissioner, Glaro Township
41. Liverpool George- Commissioner, Harrisville Township
42. Daniel N. Kear- Commissioner, Klarkor Township
43. Daniel T. Geegbeh- Commissioner, Dargba Township
44. John Farr- Commissioner, Poduway Township
45. Ben T. Weah- Commissioner, Jarpah Township
46. Nathaniel Chuwah- Commissioner, Pahwillyville Township
47. Francis Nyepan- Commissioner, Jayproville Township
48. John Q. Bawilly- Commissioner, Sarteah Township
49. Emmanuel Sukuta- Commissioner, Maplay Township

V. Grand Kru County
1. D. Nyema George- County Financial Officer
2. Comfort N. Broh- City Mayor, Barclayville City
3. J. Tartu Gray- Relieving Commissioner
4. Anthony J. Toe- Statutory Superintendent, Buah Statutory District
5. Hepton Koffa- City Mayor, Gee City, Buah Statutory District
6. Augustine Teblee- District Commissioner, Kpi Adm. District
7. Amos Sloh- City Mayor, Lonta City, Buah Statutory District
8. Wleh Saywon- City Mayor, Tarlu City, Buah Statutory District
9. Ephraim Senyon- Township Commissioner, Wilsonville Township, Buah Statutory District
10. C. Fonnoh Weah- Township Commissioner, Smithville Township, Buah Statutory District
11. Thomas D. S. Suku- Township Commissioner, Martigh Township, Buah Statutory District
12. Larry Nyanfore- Township Commissioner, Brohville Township, Buah Statutory District
13. Catherine Doe- Township Commissioner, Tuoville Township, Buah Statutory District
14. Lawrence Nyondueh- Statutory Superintendent, Dorbor Statutory District
15. Jay Redd Nagbe- District Commissioner, Dorbor Adm. District
16. Tommy Greenfield- District Commissioner, Fanitoe Adm. District
17. Dennis Weah- District Commissioner, Bolloh Adm. District
18. K. Jack Toe- City Mayor, Barford City
19. Augustine Togba- City Mayor, Wasua City
20. Henry Noukan-City Mayor, Kaykpo City
21. Wilbert B. Teah- City Mayor, Semmenoh City
22. Federick Doe- City Mayor- Ducor City
23. Blaford Nimene- City Mayor, Kayteah City
24. Wilfred Snoh- City Mayor, Snoh City
25. Stephen Wiah- Township Commissioner, Bolloh Township, Dorbor Statutory District
26. Demetric Gmah- Township Commissioner, Barwon Township, Dorbor Statutory District
27. Helena M. Toe- Township Commissioner, Nimenyouville Township, Dorbor Statutory District
28. B. Tweh Nagbe- Township Commissioner, Weayan Township, Dorbor Statutory District
29. William Dortu- Statutory Superintendent, Forpoh Statutory District
30. Eric Portiepah- District Commissioner, Forpoh Statutory District
31. Okjuku Blamoh- City Mayor, Pennoh City, Forpoh Statutory District
32. Larrison M. Tenneh- City Mayor, Parluken City, Forpoh Statutory District
33. Isaac Koffa- Township Commissioner, Forpoh Township, Forpoh Statutory District
34. Esther Jlatuh- Township Commissioner, Pennoh City, Forpoh Statutory District
35. Alfred Telar- Township Commissioner, Sarjiajilpleh, Forpoh Statutory District
36. Robert Karpeh- Statutory Superintendent, Jloh Statutory District
37. Helena Jiple- City Mayor, Betu City, Jloh Statutory District
38. Philip Benson- District Commissioner, Felo/ Jekwi, Jloh Statutory District
39. Ophelia Nagbe- City Mayor, Dio City, Jloh Statutory District
40. Oliver Trueh- City Mayor, Niplani City, Jloh Statutory District
41. Washington Sackor- Statutory Superintendent, Jroa Statutory District
42. Paul W. Nagbe- City Mayor, Nrowkia City, Jroa Statutory District
43. Edward D. Nagbe- Commissioner, Lower Sasstown City, Jroa Statutory District
44. Edward K. Wregbe- Commissioner, Wessah Township, Jroa Statutory District
45. J. Dugba Weah- Commissioner, Sloyen Township, Jroa Statutory District
46. Ebenezer T. Nagbe- Commissioner, Wlojuku Township, Jroa Statutory District
47. Patrick W. Woto- Commissioner, Upper Sasstown City, Jroa Statutory District
48. N. Konmana Nyaneh Sr.- District Commissioner, Wedabo Statutory District
49. A. Barslee Nyenpah Klah Sr- City Mayor, Grand Cess City
50. Esther Plee- City Mayor, Gbanken City
51. Roland G. Nyanfore- Statutory Superintendent, Trehn Statutory District
52. Dickson D. Wallace- Commissioner, Garraway Adm. District,
53. Charles T. Nimely- Commissioner, Blebo Adm. District
54. Nelson S. Doe- Commissioner, Pinikcess Adm. District
55. James B. Toe- City Mayor, Soroken City
56. Theophilus Davis- City Mayor, Worteken City
57. Wiefue F. Wilson- City Mayor, Behwan City
58. Augustine S. Nugba- City Mayor, Dougbo City
59. Benedictus Q. Geweh- City Mayor, Nemiah City
60. Peter D. Pouh- City Mayor, Genoyah City
61. Joe N. Bioh- City Mayor, Blebo City
62. Fred K. Hinneh- Commissioner, Trenbo Gbanken Township
63. Caesar Q. Nyemah- Commissioner, Wetekan Towship
64. Augustus Y. Genoway- Commissioner, Sawken Township
65. Robert O. Doe- Commissioner, Andrewville Township
66. Emmanuel W. Toe- Commissioner, Nyanbo Township
67. Victor Monnoh- Commissioner, Zoloken Township
68. Kyne G. Shannoh- Commissioner, Saywonken Township
69. Augustine Baslee- City Mayor, Grand Cess City, Wedabo District
70. Jack Pleeyeh- City Mayor, Wedabo City, Wedabo District
71. Abraham B. Gray- Commissioner, Barclayville Adm. District
72. Minikon Sieh- Commissioner, Seedeeville Township, Gbetao Statutory District
73. Felix Teah- Statutory Superintendent, Gbetao Statutory District

VI. Bomi County
1. Dr. Zobon Norman- College President, Bomi Community College
2. Varney Alieu Dorley- County Financial Officer
3. Alphonso Sherman- County Administrative Officer
4. Mohamed A. Sheriff- Mayor, Tubmanburg City
5. Sando Fulley- Relieving Commissioner
6. Philip Keh Piesia- Township Commissioner, Gbah Township
7. Rev. Morris Smith- Statutory Superintendent, Suehn Mecca Statutory District
8. Mr. Saymolu B. Dorley- District Commissioner, Suehn Mecca Statutory District
9. Mr. Seh M. Darmago- Township Commissioner, Suehn Township
10. Mr. Momo P. Seh- District Commissioner, Klay Adm. District
11. Mr. Alfred B. Massaquoi- District Commissioner, Tehr Adm. District

VII. Grand Cape Mount County
1. Foley Kiatamba, Superintendent
2. Aaron F. Sambolah, County Development Officer
3. Andrew Massaley, County Financial Officer
4. T. Bai Massaquoi, City Mayor, Robertsports City
5. Momo G. Daffa, County Relieving Commissioner
6. Kandakai Kiazolu, District Commissioner, Garwular District
7. Mr. Aaron B. Sambolah, District Commissioner, Tewor District
8. Mr. Patrick Alieu, District Commissioner, Porkpa District
9. Pst. Alfred Varney, District Commissioner, Golakonneh District
10. Musu Cooke, Township Commissioner, Tallah Township
11. Bendu Zaza, Township Commissioner, Madina Township
12. Mamu Passawe, Township Commissioner, Mano River Township –Bo
13. Musa Dagoseh- Township Commissioner, R. A. Sherman Township
14. George Kiadii Gapi, Township Commissioner, Kongo Township
15. Roland Sietua, Township Commissioner, Bendaja Township
16. Thomas Gonda, Township Commissioner, Beh Gondor Township
17. Kabelu Konneh, Statutory Superintendent, Porkpa- Golakonneh Statutory District
18. Hannah C. Wheamie, City Mayor, Porkpa-Golakonneh City

VIII. B**g County
1. Sedekie L. Kromah, County Development Officer
2. Salis Tokpah, County Financial Officer
3. D. Sam B. Elliot, County Administrative Officer
4. Arthur Oddman, Relieving Commissioner
5. Gallah Varpilah, City Mayor, Gbarnga City
6. Francis Gbelawoe, Suakoko City
7. Mama Garlawolo, City Mayor, Gbartala City
8. P. A. Karmue, City Mayor, Palala City
9. Dennis D. Ben, City Mayor, Totota City
10. Bendu Q. Norkoi, City Mayor, Salala City
11. Papa L. Dolo, City Mayor, Botota City
12. Anthony Sims, City Mayor, B**g Mines City
13. Nixon L. Kpee, Statutory Superintendent, Kokoyah Statutory District, Electoral District #1
14. Emmanuel G. Garglan, District Commissioner, Boinsen Adm. District, Electoral District #1
15. Ansu Sirleaf, District Commissioner, Turkpablee District, Electoral District #1
16. Isaac Gbarnyan, District Commissioner, Kokoyah Adm. District, Electoral District #1
17. James T. Kpoquoi, District Commissioner, Kpaai Adm. District, Electoral District #1
18. David C. Karshue, District Commissioner, Jorquelleh- Two, Electoral District #2
19. Fatu Banney, District Commissioner, Jorquelleh- One, Electoral District #3
20. Boye Varkpah Sackie, District Commissioner, Yellequelleh Adm. District, Electoral District #5
21. Moses Dohntay, District Commissioner, Suakoko Adm. District, Electoral District #5
22. Stephen Naimenie Binda, District Commissioner, Konawolalah Adm. District, Electoral District #6
23. Mr. Lawrence Kaine, District Commissioner, Sanoyea Adm. District, Electoral District #7
IX. Montserrado County
1. Ms. Giftee Sanda Fiakai- County Financial Officer

2. Sylvester A. Lama- County Administrative Officer

3. Robert B. Teah- Governor, New Kru Town Municipal Borough

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

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