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09/09/2024

Please join the Voice of Pleebo Radio on Tuesday morning for the "Good Morning Maryland" program, where we will host two distinguished guests. Former senatorial candidate . Eric Giko will be featured from 8 to 9 a.m., discussing whether he plans to run again if endorsed. From 9 to 10 a.m., veteran scholar Mr. Thomas Wilbur Davis will address the ongoing debate over the Williams vs. Tubman University logo change. Don't miss these important conversations.

09/09/2024

Former Rep. Candidate Jasper Y. Hne Accuses Pleebo Sodoken District Representative of Failing to Fulfill Promises

By: Staff Writer

Mr. Jasper Y. Hne, a former candidate in the 2017 general elections and a 2023 election aspirant, has publicly expressed his deep disappointment with Rep. Anthony F. Williams, the current representative for Pleebo Sodoken District. Mr. Hne, who was instrumental in Williams' election success, has criticized the representative for not meeting several key campaign promises.

Mr. Hne made the disclosure on the local radio station Voice of Pleebo on September 4, 2024.

Hne pointed out that Rep. Williams had committed to several initiatives, including the establishment of a rehabilitation center, improvements in local healthcare services, and enhancements to Pleebo City’s layout. These promises were central to the support Rep. Williams received from Mr. Hne and other prominent traditional chiefs, who were seeking to address the district’s development needs, particularly in light of perceived neglect under former Speaker Bhofal Chambers, whom Mr Hne alleged had neglected the district.

Mr. Hne said he supported the representative due to expectations of change in the district after 18 years of former Speaker Dr. Bhofal Chambers' leadership, which spanned from 2005 to the 2023 general elections.

In addition to his political criticisms, Hne detailed his involvement in the used car dealership business. He aims to elevate Maryland County's status in the global automotive market through his company, which deals in fairly used cars sourced from China, Germany, and Guinea. Hne has named his company after Maryland to represent his county.

Mr. Hne also revealed plans to establish a used car dealership base in Maryland County, intending to make it a central hub for the Southeastern region. The dealership is currently operational in Nimba, and Montserrado, counties.

08/09/2024

The Ministry of Education has instructed all schools across the country not to consider the promotion of students from 9th to 10th grade.

According to our sources, the Ministry of Education enacted a law in 2015 stating that 9th graders must pass the public exam, or WAEC, before being promoted.

This law, which previously applied only to 9th graders, will now also include 3rd graders starting this academic year, meaning no students will be promoted without meeting the required examination standards.

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07/09/2024

September 18 is set aside to be celebrated as a historical day for the great sons and daughters of Barrobo, marking the date of their independence.

Native inhabitants of Barrobo, both at home and abroad, will come together to commence the occasion.

People from all parts of the world are expected to gather in Juluken #1, Barrobo.

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06/09/2024

Former Representative Candidate Calls for Government Support.

By Moses J Dawoe
Tomaul Y. Hoto, a prominent palm farm owner in Pleebo Sodoken District, has urged the Joseph Nyuma Boakai administration to address the needs of local farmers in Maryland County. Speaking to reporters on September 05, 2024.

Mr. Hoto expressed frustration over the lack of government support for palm farmers in the region.

Hoto highlighted that Maryland's palm farmers have long been neglected, and he is calling for critical assistance including financial aid, fertilizers for both palm and cocoa farms, as well as essential equipment for farm operations. He noted that despite available land, the limited resources are hampering agricultural productivity.

The local farmer revealed that he requires government assistance to cover the salaries of over 50 staff members who maintain his palm plantation. Additionally, Hoto said has joined cooperative which is under the Maryland Oil Palm Farmers Union, and has been advised to open a bank account to qualify for government grants through its implementing partners.

One major challenge he cited is the lack of transportation for crops during harvest season. This issue has caused significant financial strain, with farmers facing difficulties in transporting their produce to markets, particularly to Ivory Coast. Mr. Hoto pointed out that the overflow of the Cavalla River often prevents vehicles from crossing, exacerbating the problem.

Mr. Hoto also recounted past issues dating back to the presidency of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who received numerous complaints about the Maryland Oil Palm Plantation’s failure to support local farmers through an outgrowers program. The situation reportedly improved only after Sirleaf’s intervention.

In response to these concerns, Mr. Flomo P. Shorr, Acting Agriculture Coordinator and Focus Person for the Smallholder Agriculture Transformation Agri-business and Refertilization Project, assured that the government is addressing agricultural sector challenges. Shorr mentioned a World Bank and International Fund for Agricultural Development-sponsored project worth $48 million, intended to support agriculture in nine counties including Maryland. The project, received by the previous government, will focus on palm and rice farms as well as vegetable cultivation over a five-year period.

Mr. Shorr acknowledged the ongoing government transition but affirmed that efforts will be made to address the sector's challenges.

05/09/2024

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05/09/2024

An editorial title:
Life is Unfair, The Hidden Costs of Political Loyalty

The 2023 elections in Liberia saw many dedicated people risking their jobs and lives to support the RESCUE MISSION or Unity Party. This included former Senator John A. Ballout Jr., who left his business in Monrovia, Senator, former Senator H. Dan Morias, ex-senatorial candidates Mr. Eric Wlea Giko and Mr. William Phillip Anderson, and Nathaniel Toe, the former Development Superintendent of Maryland County. Their dedication was significant, but their treatment by the government afterward has been disappointing.

Despite their crucial roles in the campaign, these individuals have reportedly been ignored and left without promised jobs or recognition. The support and sacrifices they made seem to have been forgotten or overlooked.

The main issue appears to be that political rewards are unfairly distributed. Reports suggest that personal rivalries and lack of cooperation within the government have prevented some people from getting what they deserve. Instead of a system based on merit and gratitude, it seems that personal conflicts and power struggles are determining who gets ahead.

This raises serious questions about how political positions and rewards are assigned. Shouldn't those who have shown great support and made personal sacrifices be the first to benefit from the political changes? The current situation not only demoralizes loyal supporters but also sends a troubling message about the value of their hard work.

The government needs to create a more transparent and fair system. Those who have made important contributions should be fairly considered for positions and opportunities. Acknowledging their efforts is not just a matter of fairness but also helps to strengthen trust in the political process.

In the end, fairness and merit should guide political appointments. For Liberia to move forward successfully, it is crucial that those who have worked hard and made sacrifices are rewarded justly, maintaining trust and encouraging others to serve their country with dedication.

04/09/2024

"Yellow Machines Destroy Karluway District as Gold Mining Companies Cause Widespread Damage"

04/09/2024

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03/09/2024

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02/09/2024

Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission Engages Citizens to Resolve Long-Standing Electricity Issues in Maryland County

By:Moses J Dawoe
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The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has recently engaged with residents of Maryland County to address persistent electricity issues affecting the county.

During the meeting, Mr. Abu Dekonte Sanson, Director of Technical Services at LERC, acknowledged the numerous complaints filed by lawmakers and residents regarding the high cost of meters sold by LIBENERGY, the electricity service provider.

In an interview, Mr. Sanson outlined the LERC’s objectives, including addressing the longstanding disputes over meter sales and improving transparency and communication between the commission and the public. He emphasized that the LIBENERGY agreement with the Liberian government involves creating greater awareness of their services, ensuring fair service provision, extending electricity to new communities, purchasing materials, supplying transformers, connectors, and wires for new communities, enhancing customer access, and expanding services, among other responsibilities.

However, he said there have been concerns about the company's ability to meet these obligations effectively.

According to him, LIBENERGY, which holds a five-year license to operate as an electricity provider in Maryland, River Gee, and parts of Nimba, has been criticized for its handling of infrastructure and service delivery.

The August 31, 2024, meeting brought together local government officials, marketers, religious leaders from both the Muslim and Christian communities, and other stakeholders.

Pleebo Sodoken District Statutory Superintendent Mr. Aloysius Williams raised concerns about the removal of meters installed by the African Development Bank under the ALPHA TND project. Mr. Williams argued that these meters, which were intended to be free of charge, are now being sold at $130 USD each, a practice he deems unfair and inconsistent with other regions in Liberia.

Mr. Williams also noted that the meters removed by LIBENERGY are the same ones now being sold, creating a financial burden on residents. He called for a review of the situation and the reinstatement of the original agreement's terms.

In response to the high costs, Pleebo City Mayor Larry G. Geekor, representing the Concern Current Users committee, criticized the $0.25 per kilowatt-hour fee as excessive and unaffordable for many.

Furthermore, Mr. Karton Negba, chair of the committee, listed over 30 issues that need to be addressed by LIBENERGY to resolve the ongoing dissatisfaction with electricity services.

The engagement between the LERC and Maryland County residents highlights the ongoing challenges in providing equitable and affordable electricity services and underscores the need for continued dialogue and reform in the sector.

01/09/2024

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01/09/2024

In our Monday, September 2, 2024 edition on Voice of Pleebo Radio 93.5 at 9 a.m., we’re excited to feature Mr. Jasper Hne, also known as JB. He is a well-known public figure and former Representative Candidate from the 2017 elections and now runs a successful cars dealership business. Mr. Hne, who graduated from Pleebo High School, will talk about important issues in Maryland County. His topics will include the Maryland Cars Dealer, the recent release of the former Chief Justice of Liberia, and other local developments.

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01/09/2024

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31/08/2024

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In a tragic development, a man set himself on fire at VOA Community, RIA, reportedly due to severe hunger. Community dwellers have transported him to JFK Hospital for treatment. The incident has sparked widespread concern and calls for urgent attention to address food insecurity in the area.

31/08/2024

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30/08/2024

Results for the WASSCE and WAEC exams are set to be announced on or before September 15, 2024.

In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Education has detailed the updated schedule for the 2024/2025 academic year, specifically affecting 10th and 12th grade students.

10th graders will see a revised reopening date, set for September 16, 2024. Meanwhile, graduation ceremonies for 12th graders will occur from September 16 to September 30, 2024. These changes specifically address the start date for 10th graders and the graduation period for 12th graders, with all other grades, from kindergarten to 9th and 11th grade, resuming as originally planned on September 2, 2024.

Promotion to the 10th grade and graduation from the 12th grade are contingent upon the successful completion of the 9th grade WAEC and 12th grade WASSCE examinations, respectively. Results for these exams are anticipated to be released by September 15, 2024.

To accommodate the 10th grade students' requirement of 200 instructional days, adjustments will be made to the 2024/2025 academic calendar.

The Ministry emphasizes that all private and faith-based schools must comply with these new dates. Failure to adhere will result in severe penalties.

30/08/2024

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29/08/2024

Maryland Senator J. Gleb-ho Brown Celebrates Release of Former Liberian Chief Justice Cllr. Gloria Musu Scott.

By: Moses J Dawoe
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Maryland Senator J. Gleb-ho Brown celebrates the recent release of former Liberian Chief Justice Cllr. Gloria Musu Scott during an interview with Voice of Pleebo Radio on August 28, 2024. In his remarks, Senator Brown seized the opportunity to address the unresolved murder of Charlie Musu, the daughter of Cllr. Scott, who was tragically killed by an unidentified assailant on February 22, 2023.

On this occasion, Senator Brown commended the release of Cllr. Scott while also expressing his strong condemnation of the handling of the murder case. He emphasized that the alleged perpetrator must be apprehended, arrested, charged, and convicted. Moreover, he underscored the importance of pressing the government to ensure that the true killer of Charlie Musu is brought to justice.

Senator Brown voiced his disappointment with the previous handling of the case, noting that medical reports indicated the presence of male chromosomes in the deceased fingernails—evidence he claims was ignored. Instead of pursuing the male suspect, he argued that Cllr. Scott and her co-defendants were wrongfully imprisoned.

Furthermore, Senator Brown expressed disbelief over the notion that four women could have been involved in such a heinous crime against their own daughter. Speaking via phone, he revealed that he has been closely following the case through court records, testimonies, and both government and private pathology reports.

In his comments, Senator Brown welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to release Cllr. Scott and her co-defendants. He announced plans to join the Scott family in launching a campaign aimed at seeking justice for Charlie Musu, whose gruesome murder occurred in Brewerville, Montserrado County, Liberia.

Nevertheless, the senator expressed relief that the lower courts did not have the final say in this case. He argued that the Supreme Court’s review of the case was crucial, emphasizing that any defendant should undergo a fair trial and be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt before sentencing. This decision, he noted, contradicted earlier pathology reports, which linked male chromosomes to the crime while a female suspect was wrongly sentenced.

Overall, Senator Brown highlighted that the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of Cllr. Gloria Musu Scott reflects a necessary step towards correcting judicial errors and ensuring that justice is properly served

29/08/2024

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29/08/2024

Examining the living conditions of residents at the Camp of the Cavalla Rubber Cooperation (CRC), where challenging infrastructure and limited resources shape daily life.

28/08/2024

Local farmer Mr. Tomaul Y. Hoto is seeking government support to boost the productivity of his palm farm in Maryland County.

28/08/2024

Tomaul Y. Hoto School System Introduces Free Uniform and Waives Second-Semester Fees

By: Moses J Dawoe
In a groundbreaking move to support students welfare and ease the financial burden on families, the Tomaul Y. Hoto School System announced significant changes during an exclusive interview on August 28, 2024.

Principal Vicki Cooper disclosed that the school will offer free uniform to all enrolled students and waive second-semester fees for students from ABC to grade 9th.

Principal Cooper highlighted that these initiatives are part of the school’s broader commitment to community support. The provision of free union form aims to alleviate financial pressures on families and ensure that every student has access to school.

Additionally, the school will introduce a new uniform policy, including updated tracksuits for Physical Education (PE). This change represents a significant upgrade in the district’s academic program, focusing on both comfort and functionality for students during physical activities.

Parents will only need to cover the cost of tailoring for the new uniforms, with arrangements made by the school. This approach is expected to help families with multiple children manage their household budgets more effectively while maintaining uniform standards.

Principal Cooper expressed confidence that these changes will offer substantial benefits to students and their families, fostering a more supportive and inclusive educational environment. Despite being a private institution not supported by the government, the school recognizes the need to assist parents in challenging economic times.

28/08/2024

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27/08/2024

The President of Williams VS Tubman University has launched free Wi-Fi in Harper City, making internet access easier for everyone in the community during the 15th opening convocation.

27/08/2024

Participants in the giveaway featured on Maryland TV are invited to join us for a live broadcast at 7:00 PM on the 15th, marking the opening convocation of the Williams vs. Tubman event.

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27/08/2024

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27/08/2024

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26/08/2024

Former National Identification Director Registry Makes Case for Minister of Finance for Development Planning in Liberia, Advocating for Strategic Economic Growth and Transparent Governance.

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"Yellow Machines Destroy Karluway District as Gold Mining Companies Cause Widespread Damage"

Examining the living conditions of residents at the Camp of the Cavalla Rubber Cooperation (CRC), where challenging infrastructure and limited resources shape daily life.

Local farmer Mr. Tomaul Y. Hoto is seeking government support to boost the productivity of his palm farm in Maryland County.

The President of Williams VS Tubman University has launched free Wi-Fi in Harper City, making internet access easier for everyone in the community during the 15th opening convocation.

LFA rules contradicted the 24 Olympics at the St. Francis Sports Page in Pleebo. Maryland TV was covering the event.

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"The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with Pleebo City Corporation, celebrates Liberia Flag Day with support from MOE."

"Partner in Health Liberia launches a new rehabilitation training program in Pleebo City, Maryland County, aimed at supporting individuals with mental health conditions."

"Single mother seeks financial aid to provide education for her (3) children.

Pleebo City Corporation, led by Mayor Larry G. Geekor, has partnered with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to launch a comprehensive clearing campaign.

Senator J. Gleb-ho Brown's Home Office Coordinator, Mr. Paul K. Nimpson, has cleared the media press regarding the allocation of $150,000 USD funds designated for the senator’s office County Engagement. Mr. Nimpson has provided details on how this budget will be utilized, shedding light on the planned expenditures and their anticipated impact.

Liberia Government Launches Training Program for 10,000 Youth Nationwide. Held in Pleebo City, Maryland County, Liberia

Welcome, Hon. Anthony F. Williams, the representative of the Pleebo Sodoken District. The interview took place in Old Sodoken, where viewers can expect insightful discussions and reflections on the pressing issues facing the community. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at Honorable Williams' perspectives and initiatives.

Mr. Adolphus Dog-bone Williams Donates 30 Bags of Rice to Sedeken Community. In a generous act of support, Mr. Alphonsus Dog-bone Williams has donated 30 bags of 25 kg rice to the Sedeken Community in Pleebo Sodoken District, Maryland County. This donation aims to assist local residents and provide much-needed food resources to the community. The contribution underscores Mr. Williams' commitment to improving the welfare of those in his area.

Sedeken Town has benefited (9 rooms latrines) from Mr. Adolphus Dog-bone Williams Please watch this video to the end.

Concerns Over Abandoned Farm Home of Late Former Liberian President Williams V.S. Tubman After 27 Years in Office. Please watch this video. Share, like and follow 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Former senatorial candidate Hon. Williams Philip Anderson has demonstrated his knowledge of African culture. Please watch this video. Don’t forget to follow, like, and share.