The Bottomline Discussion Live

16/06/2026

The conversation Liberia can't afford to miss. The Bottom Line Liberia is LIVE — real talk, real issues, no filter. Tune in now and join the discussion!

Breaking it down so you don't have to. The Bottom Line Liberia— bringing you sharp analysis, bold opinions, and the stories that matter most to Liberia today. Watch. Share. Engage.

15/06/2026

Three World Cup stars,
one shared root: Liberia 🇱🇷

Alphonso Davies:-

Born to Liberian refugees in a Ghanaian camp, he went from no birth certificate to Bayern Munich's left wing in a decade. Now he's Canada's poster boy and captain of a symbolic "refugee" World Cup XI.

Tim Weah :-

Son of the only African ever to win the Ballon d'Or, and former Liberian President George Weah. Grew up between Queens and Florida, chasing his dad's shadow, and now wears the USA shirt on home soil at the World Cup his father never got to play in.

Mohamed "Mo" Touré -

Born in a refugee camp in Guinea after his Liberian parents fled war, raised in Adelaide. From displacement to the Socceroos' attack one of three refugee-born players carrying Australia's "soccer is for everyone" message into 2026.

14/06/2026

Audience With Lord Choloply. Sunday June 14, 2026

13/06/2026

13/06/2026

Folarin Balogun just announced himself to the world.

Born in Brooklyn to Nigerian parents, raised in London "Balo" could have played for England, Nigeria, or the USA. He chose the Stars and Stripes, and last night he made that choice unforgettable.

Two first-half goals against Paraguay. A 4–1 victory. And a piece of history the first American to score multiple goals in a World Cup match since 1930.

His first was a slick finish off Pulisic's pass. His second? A rocket into the top corner that had the substitutes pouring off the bench in celebration.

Nigeria didn't qualify. But Nigerian blood is lighting up this World Cup anyway.

Balogun didn't just play an opening game. He played a statement.

Welcome to your era, Balo.

12/06/2026

The Bottomline Discussion Live, June 12, 2026

09/06/2026

The Bottomline Discussion Live. June 8, 2026

08/06/2026

"Step Aside, Old Man": Nigerian Preacher Stirs Outrage by Telling Liberia's Boakai to Quit.

A Nigerian clergyman, Prophet Babatunde Elijah Ayodele has sparked outrage publicly declaring Liberian President Joseph Boakai aged 81, is "confused," "tired," and should retire immediately.

But the real questions are flying:

*Is this bold prophetic truth... or dangerous foreign meddling?

* Is a Nigerian preacher really qualified to declare a sitting president unfit?

*Or is he simply saying what Liberians are too afraid to say themselves?

Critics call it political interference wrapped in a church robe.

Others say the clergyman is onto something pointing to Liberia's rising poverty, broken promises, and a government struggling to deliver.

One thing is certain with the 2029 elections already looming, somebody wanted this conversation started.

Is this divine truth or political manipulation?

Drop your thoughts below.

07/06/2026

Audience With The Lord Choloply June 7, 2026

06/06/2026

The Liberian Swedish Association (LSA) Elections: A post-elections analyses which brings to light the procedural missteps. Was the elections free, fair and transparent? Join me along with panelists from Sweden.