Informed Liberian Today, Monrovia (2025)

29/06/2025

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27/06/2025

👀 Have You Seen This?
A video is circulating of General Butt Naked reportedly plotting how to "deal with" or run Representative Yekeh Kolubah from Grand Gedeh County.

😳 What’s going on here? Is this a threat? A political stunt? Or something deeper?

🛑 Liberians, we must not ignore this kind of talk—especially in a country still healing from war.

Let’s be clear: No one should be intimidated out of any part of Liberia.

27/06/2025

🕯️ JUSTICE FOR SIANNEH GOE RICKS 🕯️

Tonight on Informed Liberian Today, we go deep into the tragic story of Liberian-Canadian returnee Sianneh Goe Ricks, whose burned body was found under suspicious circumstances in her Marshall home.

She came home to invest and live in peace — but instead met a horrifying end. 💔

🎙️ Join us for a powerful 1-hour Facebook Live podcast as we unpack:
🔹 What really happened on June 20?
🔹 Who are the 5 suspects under investigation?
🔹 Is Liberia safe for diaspora returnees?
🔹 Why are women still unsafe in their own homes?

📢 Let’s say her name. Let’s demand justice.
🕗 Tonight @ 8PM LIVE – Don’t miss it.

27/06/2025

These people who are supposed to serve as traditional chiefs in rural areas are the ones we made senators, because of what reason, did we decide to make village chiefs into senators?

24/06/2025

📘🔥 The Big Fire at the House on the Hill
Episode 18: “The Decoy” 🚘🕶️

That night, Korto didn’t go home.

She stayed with her cousin in Paynesville, windows shut tight.
Moses Toe’s flash drive had exposed something big.
Too big.

At 1:47 AM, her phone buzzed again.
Unknown number. No voice.
Just a photo…

🧥 A picture of her house, taken from outside the gate. That same night.

She froze.

🚨 Meanwhile, across town, the Joint Security Taskforce was making moves.

They'd gotten word that Korto might be harboring evidence connected to the Capitol fire conspiracy.
They had her name… and someone on the inside wanted her silenced.

🧠 But Korto wasn’t naïve. She had a plan.

The next morning, she sent her assistant, Beatrice, to her office with a decoy envelope—plain, unmarked, but designed to draw attention.

Inside?
Just some old tax documents and a copy of “The 48 Laws of Power.”
But it worked.

Two men followed Beatrice as soon as she left the building.

🔍 Korto watched from across the street, camera in hand.
Got the license plate.
Got their faces.

She sent it to three journalists and a trusted friend in the press corps.

And then… she quietly boarded a car heading for Buchanan.

Why Buchanan?
Because that’s where Moses said the “other” flash drive had been hidden.

And it wasn’t just about Blue Hill.
It was about who funded it.
And how it connected to someone still sitting high… right inside the current government.

🕯️ Back in Monrovia, Hon. Fonati Koffa sat in a cold police holding cell.
He hadn’t said a word to anyone since his arrest.
But that night, he whispered to his cellmate:

“If she finds it in Buchanan… they’ll know everything.
The fire wasn’t to destroy the House.
It was to burn the audit.”

📘 Coming Tomorrow: Episode 19 – “The Buchanan Lockbox” 🔐🌊
Korto arrives at the coast—but she’s not the only one searching for the flash drive. And someone very high up has sent men to make sure it never resurfaces.

23/06/2025

📘🔥 The Big Fire at the House on the Hill
Episode 17: “The Whistleblower” 🕊️📂

Korto had barely slept. The Koffa video had stirred something in the air—talk radio, pepper soup shops, and WhatsApp groups were lit with rumors.

But then came the message.
A private message.

“I saw your name on the audit trail file.
I need to talk. I was on the Blue Hill project team.
I know things. But I need protection first.”

It was signed:
M.T. – Ministry of Finance.

👀 Korto’s eyes widened. She remembered the name.
Moses Toe. Mid-level analyst. Kept quiet in public, but sharp in meetings.

She replied quickly:

“Let’s meet in Congo Town. Coffee bar. Noon. I’ll wear red.”

🌴 By midday, Korto sat at the back of the café. Her phone in her hand. Her heart racing.

Then a short man in a tan jacket walked in, looking left and right like he was in a spy movie.
He sat.

“Are you Korto?”
She nodded.

🗣️ Then came the whisper:

“Blue Hill wasn’t just fake—it was created inside the Ministry.
The signature that approved the transfer?
It wasn’t the Minister. It was forged.”

💥 Moses dropped a flash drive on the table.

“Here’s the email trail, timestamps, bank codes. Everything.
I’ve backed it up in three places. But if anything happens to me, it goes public.”

Korto’s hands shook.
This wasn’t just about a fire.
This was about fraud, cover-up, and political warfare—and Koffa might’ve been trying to expose it before they shut him down.

“Why are you coming forward now?” she asked.

He stared at her, voice low.

“Because the country’s watching. And because… they burned down the people’s House.”

📘 Coming Tomorrow: Episode 18 – “The Decoy” 🧥🛻
As news of the whistleblower spreads, unknown men in dark vehicles begin circling Korto’s neighborhood. The truth is dangerous… and someone doesn’t want her alive to tell it.

22/06/2025

📘🔥 The Big Fire at the House on the Hill
Episode 16: “Koffa Speaks” 🎙️⛓️

The holding cell was dimly lit, the walls stained by age and silence. Yet all eyes in Liberia were focused on this small, cold room.

Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa—the once powerful Speaker—sat calmly in a blue shirt, chains clinking lightly as he adjusted his seat.

🎥 A single camera from a foreign press outlet rolled.

This wasn’t an official interview.
This was a leak.
A backdoor deal.
And Koffa was ready to talk.

🗣️ “I am not the enemy of this country,” he began, voice slow but steady.
“I am the one they are trying to silence… because I refused to look the other way.”

He paused, then leaned closer to the microphone.

“There were documents in my office—about a multi-million-dollar transfer to a company called Blue Hill Holdings. A shell firm. No office. No staff. Just a bank account in Ghana.”

📍He claimed the payment came from the Executive, disguised under a “budget supplement for national security.”
📍He said the payment was illegal, and when he demanded an audit, everything changed.

❗ “I started getting anonymous threats. I was told: ‘Don’t push this audit. Or you’ll regret it.’”

Koffa didn’t say who made the threats.

But then he dropped the biggest bomb:

“The night of the fire… I was told not to go near the Capitol. A man I trust told me, ‘It’s going to be a long night.’”

The implication was clear.
The fire was not an accident, and Koffa believed he was being framed for something he tried to prevent.

🕵️ Back in Monrovia, young Korto watched the interview on her laptop, recording every word.
She had just learned that the draft audit report she discovered in Episode 15 was part of the same Blue Hill Holdings story.

Everything was now connected:

The fire.

The audit.

The arrests.

The silence.

📘 Coming Tomorrow: Episode 17 – “The Whistleblower” 🔐🕊️
An insider from the Ministry of Finance reaches out to Korto… ready to reveal everything. But first, he demands a deal: “Get me protection. Or I vanish.”

21/06/2025

📘🔥 The Big Fire at the House on the Hill
Episode 15: “The Paper Trail” 📄💼

While the streets buzzed with chants and whispers, inside a dusty envelope delivered by an anonymous courier lay a bombshell document:

👉 A draft audit report marked “CONFIDENTIAL – Not for Circulation.”

📍The sender? Unknown.
📍The recipient? Korto, the young investigative journalist who had been trailing this case since Day One.

She opened the file at her friend’s printing shop in Congo Town, away from eyes and ears.

👓 The document showed misappropriation of legislative funds—specifically from a “Capitol Renovation Budget” disbursed two months before the fire. Millions of Liberian dollars were unaccounted for. And shockingly...

➡️ The Speaker’s office, under Hon. J. Fonati Koffa, had signed off on multiple unvetted payments to shadow companies.
➡️ The companies? All tied back to people close to a certain unnamed “political godfather.”
➡️ And one of the payment memos said: “Sensitive Area: Avoid full audit. Handle discreetly.”

😳 Korto stared in disbelief.

No wonder Rep. Goshua had withdrawn his signature from the removal petition.

No wonder the police report sounded more like a drama script than a real investigation.

And no wonder Thomas, the aide, had vanished.

🔥 Suddenly, the fire wasn’t just an act of arson—it was looking more like a cover-up, meant to destroy records... the very ones now lying in her hands.

🔒 Korto made copies. Then hid the original in a safe deposit box.
She wasn’t going to be the next person to disappear.

Meanwhile, at the Liberia National Police HQ, IG Gregory Coleman called a private meeting with the NSA chief. His tone was grave.

“If that file leaks… we’re not talking politics anymore. We’re talking collapse.”

—

📘 Coming Tomorrow: Episode 16 – “Koffa Speaks” 🎙️📺
From behind bars, the former Speaker grants an explosive interview from his holding cell. What does he reveal? And who does he threaten to expose?

20/06/2025

📘🔥 The Big Fire at the House on the Hill
Episode 14: “The Vanishing Witness” 🕵🏾‍♂️🚫

The leaked audio had turned Monrovia upside down. Protesters camped outside the Capitol. Law students debated constitutional rights live on Spoon FM. Police were scrambling.

But by midday, the story took a chilling twist.

🔎 The name “Thomas” — the aide to former Speaker Koffa — had been mentioned in the audio clip aired by Jallah Boy. He was the alleged “go-between” who delivered instructions “from the Chief.”

Yet, by 12:30 PM, no one could find him.

📱 His phone rang endlessly. His home in Duazon? Empty. His neighbors said he hadn’t returned since the previous night.

The police told reporters:

“We have no official record of detaining any individual named Thomas connected to the case.”

But a low-level officer whispered to a journalist,

“They took someone last night… off the books. I saw it. Blindfolded.”

By 5:00 PM, the Liberia Bar Association issued a stern statement:

“If this young man is in police custody, he must be produced immediately. If he’s not, then the Boakai administration must explain why whistleblowers are disappearing.”

🔥 Meanwhile, inside the walls of the Capitol, the new Acting Speaker, Rep. Richard Koon, called for an emergency session behind closed doors. No phones. No aides. Just lawmakers.

But outside, the people were restless.

“Bring out Thomas!”
“Justice for the Fire!”
“No more secrets!”

👀 In a hidden corner of the city, Korto met with a foreign reporter.

“They’re scared,” she said. “This was never just about a building. It was about power... and what burns when you try to expose it.”

The Capitol fire was no longer just smoke and ashes.

It was a war for the truth.

📘 Coming Tomorrow: Episode 15 – “The Paper Trail” 🗂️🧨
A confidential document surfaces. It links project funds, the Speaker's Office, and missing audit reports. What was the real motive behind the fire?

20/06/2025

👀 Have you heard Veronicia Marie Doe’s response to Zoe Pennue?

Because whew! 🔥
That wasn’t just a response — that was a political uppercut with facts!

If you missed it, go listen again. She didn’t just clap back — she exposed the noise for what it is. This is how you stand your ground with confidence and clarity.

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