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President Boakai vehemently rejects Koffa’s $10 million dollars request  proposal to resign?  Confirmed! "Last night, th...
04/27/2025

President Boakai vehemently rejects Koffa’s $10 million dollars request proposal to resign?

Confirmed!

"Last night, the government of Liberia and Representative Koffa met, and in that Meeting, Koffa requested that the government give him $10 million before he resigned.

President Boakai rejected the request and ended the meeting.

Representative Bility was a part of the meeting and the meeting was requested by Koffa and his team.

In International Relations, we usually call such negotiation “Backdoor Negotiation /BackSelling."

Credit James James Samuel Goodday Flomo

By: Elijah S.Moses

Memo!All Executives of the Unity Party-Alliance (parties) are invited to a very important meeting slated for tomorrow Su...
04/26/2025

Memo!

All Executives of the Unity Party-Alliance (parties) are invited to a very important meeting slated for tomorrow Sunday, April 27, 2025 at the Unity Party Headquarters, opposite Sacred Heart Cathedral on Broad Street, Monrovia at 2:00pm prompt.

Matters of significance to the continuous success of the Alliance will be high on the agenda.

Sign:
UP- Alliance Secretariat

04/26/2025
04/26/2025

Sen. Nathaniel Farlo McGill of Margibi county Serve as Chief Launcher for the Margibi Women Alliance official Launching.

04/26/2025

Sen. J. Emmanuel Nuquay Serve as Guest Speaker on the Margibi Women Alliance Program

04/26/2025

Senator J. Emmanuel Nuquay served as Guest Speaker on Margibi Women Alliance Program at Philadelphia Church

Today Liberia TV NewsSix-Bedroom House Burns, Leaving One DeadReport by: Eric Valentine PyneEmail: pyneeric2021@gmail.co...
04/26/2025

Today Liberia TV News

Six-Bedroom House Burns, Leaving One Dead

Report by: Eric Valentine Pyne
Email: [email protected]
Contact: 0880762466 / 0770073460

A devastating fire early this morning claimed the life of one individual and injured several others in Police Academy, Block A Community, Paynesville City.

According to Mr. Jasper Mahn, Youth Chairman of the Police Academy community, he received distress calls from residents around 2:00 AM reporting that a six-bedroom house was engulfed in flames.

Mr. Mahn stated that the house was occupied by over sixteen (16) family members at the time of the incident. The cause of the fire remains unknown.

Tragically, a 70-year-old man, believed to be a visitor from Nimba County, succumbed to injuries sustained during the fire. Several other victims sustained injuries and are currently receiving treatment at the 14 Military Hospital, RIA, and the Ma Watta Clinic near Police Academy Junction.

Authorities are continuing investigations into the cause of the blaze.

Photos of the Six bedrooms house 🏡 that got on  fire 🔥 this morning by 2am in Police Academy Paynesville City Monterrado...
04/26/2025

Photos of the Six bedrooms house 🏡 that got on fire 🔥 this morning by 2am in Police Academy Paynesville City Monterrado County Liberia .

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04/26/2025

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Six bedrooms house got on fire led one person 🔥 and several Wounded in Police Academy Paynesville City Monterrado County Liberia

Report: Eric Valentine Pyne

04/26/2025

Fire 🔥 got on Six bedrooms house led one person dead and several wounded in Police Academy Paynesville City Monterrado County Liberia

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News Updates!!!Senate Committee Chair on Judiciary Senator Cllr     Writes:The President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr response...
04/25/2025

News Updates!!!

Senate Committee Chair on Judiciary Senator Cllr Writes:

The President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr response to the Supreme Court's ruling is troubling. It is an outright rejection of or a disregard for the decision of the highest Court of the land, and it emboldens the "Majority Bloc."

A "quorum" not presided over by the Speaker (Koffa) or under his authority is "unconstitutional." And doing business with such a "quorum" is "unconstitutional," Mr. President.

Article 33 of the Constitution cannot be construed separately or in isolation; it must be construed together with Article 49 -- on quorum and Presiding Officer. For not any quorum can conduct legislative business. That is, a majority of Representatives cannot sit somewhere or even in their Chamber and conduct business without the Presiding Officer who is the Speaker or by his authority, the Deputy Speaker. And that point was well elucidated in the Supreme Court's decision.

Irrespective of whatever coloration any interpretation may have, first thing first. The President must not only acknowledge the ruling, but he must take executive actions in respect thereof: acknowledge that Fonati Koffa is the Speaker; call upon members of the Executive to work with him; return the security officers withdrawn from him; and plead with members of the House of Representatives to now end the empasse on the basis of the ruling and in the interests of peace, harmony, cohesion, and uninterruptive governance.

The President cannot justify any wrongdoing or a blatant disregard for the constitutional order by a group of Representatives for non-interruption in governance. There's nothing more interruptive or disruptive than the failure to adhere to the constitution and laws of the land, as it invites chaos, disorderliness, and other serious consequences. And, Mr. President, you took oath to protect and defend the Constitution and laws of Liberia. It's not a matter of choice. It's an obligation.

The President must be sensitive to his constitutional responsibilities and cannot be a bully in this political dispensation.

My advice to you, Your Excellency, is to reconsider your decision to support the "quorum" if you are genuinely interested in addressing the political question of members of the House coming together or to session so that the Government can function uninterrupted. The Supreme Court addressed the legal questions as to who is the legitimate Speaker, who presides over the quorum or sessions, and how a Speaker is elected and removed. That's clear; and that's the law! The Supreme Court is the final arbiter of justice. No one or another Branch of Government can review its decisions or disobey them, even in disagreement.

You can stand on the decision as your authority, Mr. President. Then, as you suggested, convene a reconciliation meeting between the "Majority Bloc" and the "Minority Bloc" presided over by you or the Traditional Council or former President Sirleaf. You should invite to the meeting former Presidents Sirleaf, if she's not presiding, and Weah, leaders of civil society organizations, the leadership of the Inter-Religious Council, the leadership of the Senate, the hierarchies of the ruling and opposition parties, and others, as you may deem necessary.

If a truce is not or cannot be achieved -- that is, if members of the "Majority Bloc" are unwilling to sit under the gable of Speaker Koffa -- then the option for resolution should be to put in place a transitional arrangement whereby Speaker Koffa will be encouraged to resign and a new Speaker election held.

I wish you all the best in this endeavor, Mr. President.

Senator A. S. Chea

Just in!!!The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Hon. Sekou A. M. Dukuly, is proudly representing L...
04/25/2025

Just in!!!

The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Hon. Sekou A. M. Dukuly, is proudly representing Liberia as part of the official delegation led by the Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Hon. Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, at the ongoing IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C.

The high-level delegation has embarked on a series of strategic engagements aimed at deepening U.S.-Liberia bilateral ties and boosting economic cooperation. Yesterday, April 24, 2025, the team held fruitful discussions with U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary William Stevens at the U.S. Department of State, and later met Mr. John Tamaszewski, Senior Advisor on Africa Policy at the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

A key highlight of the delegation’s agenda includes advancing Liberia’s infrastructure priorities, particularly in the port sector. As part of ongoing efforts to attract major investment, the delegation is holding follow-up talks with the Kuwaiti Fund, the Saudi Fund for Development, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), and the OPEC Fund for International Development. These discussions center on mobilizing resources to transform Liberia’s port infrastructure and support the broader economic growth of the country.

The NPA is honored to be part of this national effort and remains committed to leveraging international partnerships to invest in Liberia’s ports' potential, modernize operations and improve trade facilitation not just across the company but in the MRU Basin.

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04/25/2025

Quorum 10:30
President Joseph N Boakai and the Majority are one .

04/25/2025

Our Motorcyclists are passing through a lot in Liberia.😭😭😭😭😭😭
This is Chegbeti, in District 2, Grand Kru County.
This is the County Former President George Weah hailed from. This is the District of Hon. J. Fonati Koffa.

By: Peter Poklo Toe-Jr

Mr. Moses Campbell Dennis Delivers Keynote Address at EQUIP Leadership Liberia Certification ProgramMr. Moses Campbell D...
04/25/2025

Mr. Moses Campbell Dennis Delivers Keynote Address at EQUIP Leadership Liberia Certification Program

Mr. Moses Campbell Dennis delivered the keynote address at the certification ceremony of the EQUIP Leadership Liberia Project, a program that brought together students and citizens from across Margibi County.

In his remarks, Mr. Dennis thanked the EQUIP Leadership Liberia Project for organizing such a transformative initiative that has positively impacted many Liberians by equipping them with leadership skills and awarding them certificates of completion.

He emphasized that being born in poverty is not a choice, but dying in poverty is an option. Life itself is a challenge, he stated, and to be successful, one must realize and achieve their goals.

Mr. Dennis encouraged all the students to make meaningful use of the certificates they received and to serve as ambassadors of change in their communities, using the knowledge and leadership skills acquired through the program

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