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04/11/2025

03/11/2025

Did you tune in to the OK FM Morning Show today?

Former Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa made some striking remarks regarding the Oranto Oil Agreement and its implications for the Liberian people.

According to the 2019 Petroleum Law, Section 36(a), Liberians are entitled to 5% of each petroleum block, while NOCAL is allocated 10%. However, under the current Oranto Agreement, it is alleged that NOCAL has been granted the full 15%, effectively excluding the Liberian people from their lawful share.

Even more concerning, as stated in Section 17.1(a)(ii) of the agreement, if within 180 days after oil discovery NOCAL fails to act on behalf of Liberians, Oranto automatically assumes the entire 15% interest — free of charge.

Cllr. Koffa raised a profound question that demands national reflection:

“Is this a weakness in negotiation or a form of wickedness?”

The Liberian people deserve transparency and fairness in every national resource agreement. 🇱🇷22

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03/11/2025

Did you catch former Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa on OK FM this morning? 🎙️

He dropped some serious revelations about the Oranto Oil deal that every Liberian should hear.

👉 According to the 2019 Petroleum Law, Section 36(a), Liberians are entitled to 5% of each oil block, while NOCAL gets 10%.

But the Oranto Agreement reportedly gives NOCAL the entire 15%, leaving nothing directly for the Liberian people — and if NOCAL doesn’t act within 180 days after discovery, Oranto walks away with the full 15% for free! 😳 (Section 17.1(a)(ii))

Cllr. Koffa asked the hard question:

“Is this a weakness in negotiation or a form of wickedness?”

You decide. 🇱🇷

03/11/2025

Did you catch former Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa on the OK FM Morning Show today? 👀

03/11/2025

🎙️ Did you catch former Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa on the OK FM Morning Show today? 👀

He touched on several key issues — especially topics from his most recent Facebook post. We’ve got a few clips from the show right here 👇🏾🎧

Take a listen and share your thoughts! 💬

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02/11/2025

🔥 Everybody talking about this! 🔥

They say President Joseph Boakai did something that’s now causing all kinds of rumors around the country. Some people believe it’s true, others say it’s just talk to stir things up. 👀

Nobody really knows what’s real or fake anymore — but it’s got everybody buzzing!

So I want to hear from y’all…
👉 Do you think this is just rumors, or is there something behind it?
👉 Why do you think people are reacting this way?

Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇
Keep it real, but let’s keep it respectful too ✌️

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20/10/2025

🔥 Former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa drops a powerful message at the CDC HQ groundbreaking! 🔥

“They meant it for evil, but God meant it for good,” he declared — sending a clear message to the Unity Party government. From broken walls to a rising symbol of strength, the CDC is rebuilding not just a headquarters, but a future.

Koffa didn’t hold back:
🛑 "If using power means making life harder for the people — we don’t want that kind of power."
👊 “2029 is coming. CDC is coming stronger.”

20/10/2025

🌟 Historic Day for the CDC – A Message of Resilience and Renewal 🌟

Today, at the groundbreaking ceremony of our new national headquarters, former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa delivered a powerful message that echoes far beyond brick and mortar. He reminded us that when others sought to destroy, we chose to rebuild — and not just a building, but our identity, our mission, our future.

“They meant it for evil, but God meant it for good.”
“This is a sophisticated edifice that will emerge as a symbol that truth crushed to the ground will rise again.”

He didn’t mince words when addressing the current government led by the Unity Party, challenging what he described as power used for suppression rather than service:

“If knowing how to use power means turning the police that should protect protesters into a shoot‑and‑kill death squad… we don’t want that kind of power.”
“If knowing how to use power means stopping motorcyclists from making a decent living… we don’t want to know that kind of power.”
“If knowing how to use power means making times so hard that families can’t pay their children’s school fees or their rent — we don’t want to know that power.”

Koffa framed the new headquarters as not just a campus, but a launch‑pad for the future — for the CDC, for Liberia, and for the reclaimed power of freedom, democracy, and voice:

“It is our vision that by the time we reach 2029, this entire area will be a CDC complex. It is from this complex that will rise the new mantle of leadership that the Liberian people will give to President Weah in 2029.”

To all party supporters, well‑wishers, and Liberians who believe in accountability and a government of the people: this is our moment. Let’s stand for renewal, unity, and purpose.

20/10/2025

Former President George Weah speech at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new CDC headquarters, calling it a symbol of resilience and renewal.

🗣️ “You can break the walls, but the CDC lives in our hearts.”
🛠️ “We are builders, not destroyers.”✌️

20/10/2025

🇱🇷 Informed Liberian Today 🇱🇷
📍 Monrovia, Liberia
🗓️[October18, 2025]

Friends, patriots, and all committed Liberians,

Today marks a pivotal moment in our political journey. At the powerful ground‑breaking ceremony for the CDC’s new national headquarters, our standard‐bearer George Manneh Weah stood before the people and delivered a message of hope, resilience and action.

He reminded us that the CDC is not defined by buildings or bricks, but by the spirit of its people:

> “You can break the bricks; you can break the walls; but we remain standing, steadfast in our love and commitment to the ideals of our dear institution.”

He declared that this new project is more than a structure — it is a symbol of rebirth after adversity, a reaffirmation that this party still belongs to “the Liberian people — irrespective of their political, religious or social affiliations.”

He made it clear:
✅ We are builders, not destroyers.
✅ Our mission is peace, not conflict. He urged supporters:

> “We don’t need to fight. We need to be safe, and we need peace in this country. That’s the only way we can move forward.”
✅ Despite setbacks — the demolition of the former headquarters, the legal challenges, the attempts to silence us — we rise.
“The CDC lives in our hearts and minds.”

To all Liberians reading this: what we witnessed is not just a party event. It is a call to national renewal. It is a reminder that democracy, civic engagement and political principle cannot be erased by court orders or bulldozers. They live in the commitment of the people.

Let us honour this moment by staying engaged:
• Support transparency in the construction of this new HQ.
• Demand that our political institutions reflect and serve all Liberians — not just elites.
• Commit to peace, dialogue and respectful political participation.
• Recognize that our nation’s strength lies in unity — across parties, across counties, across generations.

This is a proud moment for Liberia. The journey ahead will require work, vigilance and integrity. But with leaders who speak truth, and a people ready to act, we can build a Liberian future worthy of our children and grandchildren.

Stay tuned to Sasstown TV for ongoing updates on this project — the milestones, the challenges and the community involvement.

20/10/2025

🇱🇷 Informed Liberian Today: The Good-For-Nothing Presidency?

In the heart of Monrovia, the whispers have turned into roars. President Joseph Boakai — once hailed as the experienced elder statesman — is now being called The Good For Nothing President by angry citizens tired of waiting for real change.

From rising prices to poor healthcare, many Liberians feel like they're still stuck in neutral while the nation’s driver is asleep at the wheel.

"How long must we suffer under silence and slow motion?" asked one market woman in Red Light. "We didn’t vote for speeches — we voted for action."

Is President Boakai failing the people, or is the system failing him? Whatever the answer, the streets are speaking. And Informed Liberian is listening.