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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Police Address Negligent Discharge of Weapon at Iron Gate Checkpoint

(Monrovia, Liberia - September 1, 2025) The Liberia National Police (LNP) confirms that on the evening of August 31, 2025, between 9:00 and 10:00 PM, an officer discharged a firearm at the Iron Gate checkpoint in Brewerville, resulting in the injury of a civilian.

The officer involved has been identified as Sergeant Abdullaziz S. Kromah, Class 45, ID #5766, assigned to the Kpaykor Police Station, Brewerville. At the time of the incident, Sergeant Kromah was off duty. Preliminary findings indicate that the weapon used was not his official service arm, but is registered to another officer, Inspector Monica Zayzay from the Emergency Response Unit (ERU).

The victim, identified as Hassan Carter, was immediately transported to the John F. Kennedy Medical Center and is currently receiving medical treatment.

Sergeant Kromah is in custody while a full investigation is underway. The Liberia National Police remains steadfast in its commitment to uphold the rule of law. No officer will be shielded from responsibility, and the public will be kept fully informed as the investigation progresses. We stand firm in our duty to serve with integrity and openness.

Signed:
DCP Cecelia G. Clarke
Spokesperson, Liberia National Police
0770800122

01/09/2025

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President John Mahama has removed Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo from office with immediate effect, following a committee’s recommendation citing grounds of misbehaviour under Article 146 of the 1992 Constitution, according to TV3 Ghana and Jubilee House.

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01/09/2025

The Main Streets in Cotton Tree, Lower Margibi County.

01/09/2025

“We will petition the U.S. Embassy, asking them to come take their citizen from here; she is destroying the University of Liberia,” SUP declared.
Demanding the resignation or immediate removal of the University’s President Dr. Marpanyan.

01/09/2025

STEVE, SAMUKAI NAMED AS POSSIBLE REPLACEMENTS FOR LATE MINISTER GRIGSBY.

Minister Steve Quah, who currently serves as Minister of State without Portfolio for Special Services, is being widely considered. Quah has been a close ally of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. since before his vice presidency.
He also worked closely under the late Minister Grigsby, gaining years of experience within the Executive Mansion. According to sources inside the presidency, Quah is being strongly positioned as a frontrunner for the role.
Brownie Samukai: Former Defense Minister Returns to Spotlight
Another name gaining attention is Brownie J. Samukai, a former Defense Minister under ex-President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and one-time senatorial candidate. Samukai’s prior cabinet-level experience makes him a serious contender for the post.
Decision Still Pending
While both names are under consideration, it remains unclear who President Boakai will officially appoint as the new Minister of State for Presidential Affairs.
Remembering Sylvester M. Grigsby
The late Sylvester M. Grigsby, born October 15, 1950, in Sinoe County, passed away on August 9, 2025, after a period of illness. He was laid to rest on Saturday in Houston, Texas, in a solemn ceremony attended by family, friends, and officials of the Government of Liberia.
Delivering a tribute on behalf of President Boakai, his son Joseph Boakai, Jr. highlighted the six-decade-long friendship between the president and the late minister.
“Although I was two years his senior, Sylvester was a distinct character and a man of high intellect,” President Boakai reflected. “He came from a well-off family, yet he remained humble, grounded, and respectful.
He was an outstanding student, but what I admired most was his empathy and willingness to help others.”
Grigsby’s passing has left a major gap in the Boakai administration, and the decision on his successor is now being closely watched across Liberia.

01/09/2025

Liberian marketers in the streets saying, "We want sell we na want program".