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15/09/2025

Man Arrested for Forging WAEC Certificates

By Melvin Jackson

Monrovia, Liberia – A 42-year-old man, Chileegbo Hinneh of Maryland County, has been arrested for forging WAEC certificates and impersonating a staff member of the examination body.

Police say Hinneh was picked up on September 10 in Johnsonville, Montserrado County, after WAEC Liberia filed a formal complaint.

Investigators found that Hinneh issued fake certificates and promised to alter candidates’ names and results for a fee.

Authorities confirmed he is not employed by WAEC but falsely claimed to be, misleading people into believing he could change academic records.

Hinneh has been charged with forgery and will face court soon.

The police are urging the public to avoid unauthorized individuals for academic services. Only WAEC Liberia is legally allowed to issue WASSCE certificates.

Source: SPOON TV LIVE

15/09/2025

📰 NEWS REPORT

Monrovia, Liberia – Amb John Nelson Hadji Journalist and CEO of the Parrot News Network, has issued a strong press statement calling on the Sinoe Legislative Caucus and county leadership to urgently intervene following the reported arrest of Mr. Bill Peters, a student of the Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts (TNIMA).

In the statement, Hadji described the arrest of Peters—who had earlier raised concerns about alleged malpractice and misconduct at the F. J. Grant Memorial Hospital in Sinoe County—as a matter that raises “serious questions about whistleblower protection, accountability in the health sector, and the safety of patients.”

He recalled that Peters had spoken out about claims of inappropriate use of medications and alleged mismanagement of hospital resources, reportedly after the deaths of patients, including children, under questionable treatment procedures.

Amb. Hadji emphasized three key calls to action in his press statement:

1. An urgent investigation into the circumstances leading to Peters’ arrest.

2. The establishment of an independent review of the allegations surrounding patient care at F. J. Grant Hospital.

3. Protection for whistleblowers, consistent with Liberia’s democratic values.

“The call is not to prejudge any individual or institution,” Hadji stressed, “but to insist that the truth be established and justice served—both for patients who rely on the hospital for survival and for a young whistleblower whose voice represents the conscience of our health system.”

Hadji concluded by noting that accountability and transparency in healthcare are matters of life and death, underscoring the urgent need for leaders to act in the interest of both patients and justice.

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14/09/2025

Adjunct Faculty Members of U.L. to Resume Classes on Monday amid a Deadlock Between ULFA and Administration

“Memorandum to All Adjunct Faculty Members
September 14, 2025

From: The Leadership of the Adjunct Faculty Association, University of Liberia (AFA-UL)

Subject: Resumption of Classes

The Leadership of the Adjunct Faculty Association of the University of Liberia (AFA-UL) extends warm greetings to all members and takes this time to express deep appreciation for your patience, dedication, and commitment to the advancement of higher education in our beloved country.

Following engagements with the University Administration and the Board of Trustees, the Leadership is pleased to inform all adjunct faculty members that academic activities will resume as scheduled on Monday, September 15, 2025.

All adjunct faculty are hereby encouraged to resume classes and honor their teaching responsibilities in accordance with the official academic calendar. The Leadership recognizes the challenges that our members have faced, particularly concerning the settlement of arrears.

We are pleased to note that the Administration is taking steps to address these concerns, and arrears are being processed for disbursement.
At the same time, the Leadership urges all adjunct faculty to remain focused on their professional duties and to refrain from any form of protest or action that undermines the dignity of our contribution to the University. AFA-UL believes strongly in constructive dialogue and continuous engagement as the most effective path to resolving the challenges that affect adjuncts.

As we move forward, let us remain united, resilient, and committed to excellence in teaching, research, and service. The Leadership remains fully engaged with the Administration to secure equal recognition, fair treatment, and lasting improvements in the welfare of adjunct faculty.

Together, we can demonstrate that adjunct faculty are not just temporary contributors but vital partners in shaping the future of the University of Liberia and the nation at large.

Signed,

George S Tengbeh
Assistant Secretary General,
(AFA-UL)

Approved,
Wilhelmina Garr Stevens,
President, (AFA-UL)”

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02/09/2025

Update!

Augustine Jegbadai alias Geeplah Pekin writes ✍️

~Sinoe Senators Poised to Betray Hon. G. Geeplah Ahead of 2029 Elections~

The political temperature of Sinoe County is heating up with what appears to be a dramatic twist of betrayal. My intelligence within the County’s Power Corridors indicate that the two sitting senators of Sinoe County, who once urged my political leader–Darius G. Geeplah to step forward for leadership for the County ED #1 seat, are now plotting to abandon him in the impending 2029 elections.

This abandonment, if carried through, will not only expose the fickle essential of political loyalty in Liberia but also raise deep questions about the credibility of the county’s top lawmakers. The same individuals who once assured Hon. Geeplah of their support are now allegedly repositioning themselves in favor of other political interest from within their circle, leaving him vulnerable at a critical juncture.

I observed that, this move reflects the deep-seated culture of opportunism that has plagued Liberian politics for decades. Politicians often switch alliances based on self-interest rather than principle, leaving their constituents disillusioned and betrayed.

My political leader-Geeplah, a man widely regarded as a rising figure with the potential to bring fresh direction to Sinoe politics, is now staring at the harsh reality of political backstabbing. The betrayal not only undermines his candidacy but also reveals the extent to which personal ambition and power struggles overshadow collective progress. From my first post, I received several calls back home, in Montserrado, and the diaspora, the Citizens of Sinoe are already expressing outrage, with many questioning whether their leaders truly represent the WILL of the people or are merely pawns of shifting political deals. “If they can betray someone they once encouraged, how much more are the citizens who entrusted them with their votes?" One of the callers rhetorically asked me.

Henceforth, as the 2029 elections approach, the stage is being set for a fierce political showdown. Whether My leader-Geeplah can withstand this storm and rally the true support of the people remains to be seen. But, one thing is clear: Sinoe will not forget this betrayal.

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01/09/2025

An Urgent Call for Intervention: Upper Tartweh and Drapoh Roads in Crisis

By John Nelson Hadji
CEO, Parrot News Network

Wesseh Town, Sinoe County – The people of Upper Tartweh and Drapoh are facing a dire situation as road conditions in the area have deteriorated to dangerous and life-threatening levels.

During a recent visit to his hometown of Wesseh Town, community son Morris Q. Wiah expressed deep concern over the worsening state of the road network. He reported that all major bridges have collapsed, leaving only makeshift logs laid across creeks and the Plason River. These temporary crossings, he warns, are posing serious risks to travelers and cutting off vital access to surrounding communities.

“This is not just a concern—it’s a crisis that demands urgent attention,” Wiah stated.

What makes the situation even more troubling is the presence of SinoForest, an investor currently operating in the Upper Tartweh-Drapoh Chiefdoms. Many citizens believe that with such a major concession operating in the area, there should be stronger infrastructure support or at least a collaborative effort to address the community’s pressing challenges.

Wiah was quick to emphasize that his concern transcends politics. “Let me be very clear: This is not about politics. This issue is 100% beyond politics. It’s about the safety, dignity, and development of our people. We must discuss this with a peaceful mindset and a unified voice, not for political gain, but for the good of our communities.”

As the rainy season threatens to worsen the already precarious situation, the call is now being directed to Sinoe County’s lawmakers, local government authorities, and the management of SinoForest to act swiftly. The community is urging these stakeholders to come together and ensure the rehabilitation of roads and bridges that serve as lifelines for thousands of citizens.

The people of Upper Tartweh and Drapoh are demanding real change and a commitment to action, not rhetoric. The safety and survival of their communities depend on it.

“Our people deserve better,” Wiah concluded.

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27/08/2025

“𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐎𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧!”–𝘏𝘰𝘯. 𝘚𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘒𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘯 𝘚𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘴𝘩𝘦𝘴 𝘖𝘷𝘦𝘳 LRD 753,500 𝘰𝘯 𝘗𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦 𝘛𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘪𝘯 𝘚𝘪𝘯𝘰𝘦

𝑷𝒍𝒂𝒄𝒊𝒌𝒆𝒏, 𝑺𝒊𝒏𝒐𝒆 𝑪𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒕𝒚–In a dazzling show of leadership, generosity, and community spirit, Hon. Sunday Kantan, Chairman of the Tardra-Jadeapo Community and Spokesperson of the mining sector within the five regions, has celebrated his birthday and Liberia’s Flag Day with a spectacular four-day peace tournament.

The event, held in Placiken and at the Sunday Kantan Base in Tartweh, brought together over 400 participants for football, kickball, and a fierce dance showdown that lit up the community.

But it wasn’t just about sports and entertainment. Hon. Kantan used the occasion to deliver a powerful call for peace and unity among the people of Sinoe. His message came at a critical time, as some citizens from the Sarpo community continue to push for the creation of a separate Sarpo County–a move that could divide Sinoe. “We must remain united if we want to see Sinoe grow,” he told the cheering crowd.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑾𝒊𝒏𝒏𝒆𝒓𝒔’ 𝑮𝒍𝒐𝒓𝒚
Football Champions–LRD 20,000
Football Runner-up–LRD 10,000
Kickball Champions–LRD 15,000
Kickball Runner-up–LRD 10,000
Dance Champions (GMI Crew)–LRD 20,000
Dance Runner-up (DWP Crew)–LRD 10,000

Added to this, DJs, MCs, and referees received LRD 30,000, while seven motorbikes were hired at LRD 5,500 each to transport guests from Greenville.

The biggest highlight, however, was the distribution of 400 Quality Carlo T-shirts, valued at LRD 600,000, cementing the event as one of the most lavishly sponsored local tournaments in recent memory.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑷𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒆 𝑻𝒂𝒈 𝒐𝒇 𝑷𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑼𝒏𝒊𝒕𝒚
With all prizes, logistics, and giveaways combined, Hon. Kantan’s peace tournament cost a staggering LRD 753,500-a figure that has left many hailing him as a true champion of community development and togetherness.
Credit: Sinoe's Talk

27/08/2025

EPA Convenes Validation Meeting in Sinoe on Coastal Community Action Plans

Greenville, Sinoe County – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has begun a two-day validation meeting in Sinoe County aimed at reviewing Community Action Plans for six coastal communities: Nanakru, Bafu Bay, Tournata, Pungbor, Seebeh, and Downtown Mississippi.

According to the EPA, the plans are intended to strengthen community ownership of coastal resilience initiatives by integrating local knowledge, community feedback, and gender perspectives into sustainable solutions.

Over the course of the meeting, residents from the six communities are expected to contribute ideas that will help finalize practical tools, defining clear roles and responsibilities for local implementation.

The EPA commended the people of Sinoe County, participating communities, partner institutions, and the Sinoe project team for their collaboration. The agency emphasized that these efforts are vital in ensuring stronger and more resilient coastal communities across Liberia.

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26/08/2025

NTA BUSES WILL COME – GOV’T ASSURES CITIZENS AFTER INITIAL DEADLINE FALLOUT

The Liberian Government says the much-publicized NTA buses will be brought into the country as promised.

Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah told MICAT press briefing that the buses have been procured and will arrive in Liberia, but failed to state when.

Recently, the National Transit Authority announced the purchase of a new fleet of buses to be in country by mid-August 2025.

However, concerns grew over the failure of the Transit Authority to uphold the mid-August deadline, as many considered the earlier pronouncement as one designed to score political points.

Minister Piah assured Liberians that the buses will be delivered as promised to support public transportation, urging the citizens to remain hopeful.

26/08/2025

Breaking News 🗞️

The political advisor to Senator Samuel Gongben Kogar Armstrong Gobac Selekpoh Writes 👇👇👇

Since the senator interviewed last night, there have been many calls from senior Nimbain here and elsewhere in the world. And I can assure all Nimbain that the senator is prepare to remain with the VP, but only if the non negotiable demands are met.

1. The VP should relinquish the Political Leader position of MDR to Senator Kogar now!!!

2. Ensure that Kogar be the next Caucus Chair of Nimba now!!!

3. Put $100K USD in MDR account and allow Kogar take the party for convention and restructure the
entire MDR.

4. Give MDR at least four brand new pickups for operation.

5. Give Team Kogar 10 presidential appointments slots including ArcelorMittal board.

6. Provide $75k instantly for Kogar thank you tour in Nimba / Gbi &Doru. And ensure that the superintendent fix the Camp #1 road in Gbi.

7. Write a MoU and sign that Kogar and the Nimba Caucus will decide Nimba fate independently without interference from the VP.

8. Allow Kogar to play the same role PYJ used to play as godfather of Nimba without interference from the VP.

9. Allow Kogar to set a reconciliation committee that will reconcile Nimba and give the committee $150k for it works.

10. Etc

Note: The VP got up to 30 days to accept the above non negotiable terms or else, Kogar will leave and form his own party.

26/08/2025

Update!

The Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS) has received new motorbikes to boost its operations.

The bikes, imported into the country by ABK Inc., are expected to enhance mobility and response capacity of the service.

This latest support follows the recent turnover of a fleet of fire trucks by ABK Inc. to the LNFS, further strengthening the institution’s logistics and operational readiness.

LNFS Acting Director Col. Emmanuel KW Farr is leading a team of officials from the Service to receive the consignment.

25/08/2025

Liberian Artist JaRedo Survives Accident, Announces EP “Road To POA”

Parrot News Network (PNN) has learned that Liberian Afropop sensation Jaredo has revealed a deeply personal experience just days before announcing his latest project. According to the artist, he was involved in a serious accident, but by God’s grace, he walked away unharmed, though others sustained injuries.

Jaredo, often referred to as “The Golden Boy of Liberia’s Music,” disclosed that he initially chose not to speak about the incident because he did not want fans to confuse it with a publicity stunt. Instead, he framed the experience as another attempt by adversity to derail his musical journey—similar to the challenges that affected his previous album release.

“The enemy tried once again to stop me, but they missed,” Jaredo wrote. He emphasized that his upcoming EP, Road To POA, is more than just a collection of songs. He described it as a living testimony of survival, faith, and resilience.

The project, set for release on September 29, 2025, promises to give fans a deeper look into the artist’s struggles, victories, and unwavering belief that nothing can hinder what God has already ordained.

Stay tuned with PNN for updates on Liberia’s music industry and entertainment news.

25/08/2025

Former CDC Stalwart Dr. Lester Tenny Labels Ex-President George Weah a “Celebrated Crook”

Parrot News Network Newspaper and Online TV (PNN) has gathered that Dr. Lester Zomatic Tenny, a former stalwart of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) and one-time Vice President for Technical Services at the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL), has launched a blistering attack on ex-President George Manneh Weah, describing him as a “celebrated crook.”

In a strongly worded social media post, Dr. Tenny ridiculed Mr. Weah’s recent political maneuverings, particularly the formation of a 43-member committee, which he mocked as lacking seriousness and direction. According to him, the idea of creating such a large body, while calling on them to establish sub-committees, only exposes weak leadership and political desperation.

Dr. Tenny further challenged the former president to demonstrate genuine loyalty to his party by handing over his condominium to the institution, rather than clinging to personal wealth while demanding sacrifices from others.

The statement comes at a time when the CDC is grappling with questions about its future direction following its defeat in the 2023 presidential election. Many observers see Dr. Tenny’s outburst as a reflection of internal frustrations and widening cracks within the once-dominant political party.

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