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15/06/2025

𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗙𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿’𝘀 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗙𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗙𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗼𝗳 Johnsonville Township

Today, we honor your strength, dedication, and the unwavering love you pour into your families and community.

Your sacrifices and resilience inspire us all, shining a light on the important role you play in shaping a brighter future.

May this special day be filled with joy, appreciation, and moments of reflection on the incredible impact you make every day.

You are true heroes, and we are deeply grateful for all that you do.

Wishing Hon John S. Randall Commissioner Johnsonville Township and all the Fathers Township of Johnsonville a joyful and blessed Father’s Day.

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30/05/2025

"The President is well, safe and medically fit to continue his functions as Liberia’s President"

A statement made by the Presidential Press Secretary, Kula Fofana at the weekly Press Briefing, today in Monrovia.

30/05/2025

🛡️ House Moves to Tackle Security Gaps as Hon. Cooper Takes Action

Monrovia, May 30, 2025 — With national security concerns on the rise, the House of Representatives has officially tasked its Committee on National Security to probe the critical shortage of law enforcement officers in Liberia.

This move follows a strong call to action from Hon. Prescilla Abram Cooper, Representative of Montserrado County District #5, who raised concerns over the growing drug epidemic and the dangerously low number of officers protecting Liberia’s 5.2 million citizens.

🚔 Did You Know? Liberia currently has only 5,033 police officers—that’s 1 officer for every 994 citizens, nearly double the UN’s recommended ratio! Meanwhile, the LDEA is operating with just 460 officers to combat the rising wave of narcotics and substance abuse.

Hon. Cooper is demanding answers. The House has now invited the leadership of the Liberia National Police and Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency to appear before Plenary to present:

📋 Recruitment plans

🎯 Training strategies

🧰 Logistical needs

👥 Current staffing levels

The Committee is expected to report back within two weeks, paving the way for real legislative solutions to boost security and protect Liberia’s future—especially its youth.

📢 What do YOU think? Should the government invest more in training and recruiting police officers? Share your views in the comments!

30/05/2025

30/05/2025

🌍 World Bank Unveils Bold 5-Year Development Plan for Liberia — Focus on Jobs, Education, and Energy!

📍Monrovia – May 30, 2025

The World Bank Group (WBG) has just rolled out a new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Liberia — a roadmap designed to boost jobs, investments, and essential services for Liberians between 2025 and 2030.

🚀 The CPF aims to support more and better jobs by investing in four key pillars:

📚 Education

⚡ Energy access

🏛️ Accountable and transparent governance

🌿 Private investment, especially in agroindustry and forestry

🎯 The plan aligns with Liberia’s national vision — "Liberia Rising 2030" and the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, with a strong push to lift the nation into lower-middle income status within the next five years.

💬 “This framework is about helping Liberia enjoy the full dividends of peace through jobs and a better quality of life,” said Robert Taliercio, World Bank Director for Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.

💡 Why It Matters:

✅ Job creation
✅ Stronger education
✅ More reliable electricity
✅ Smarter, sustainable investments

🗣️ Do you believe this partnership can transform Liberia's economy? What sector should be prioritized first?

Join the discussion and have your say 👇👇👇

30/05/2025

🚨 Fake Doctors? House Launches Full-Scale Probe into Medical Credential Scandal Across Liberia!

📍Monrovia – May 30, 2025

The House of Representatives has ordered an urgent investigation into fraudulent medical credentials in Liberia’s health system after a major scandal exposed a top medical figure as a fraud!

🩺 Peter Matthew George, former President of the Liberia Medical and Dental Association (LMDA), is at the center of the storm. It turns out he practiced medicine for over 10 years without a verified degree — even performing surgeries at JFK Hospital.

🎓 The shocker? George claimed to hold a medical degree from the University of Hertfordshire in the UK — but that university doesn’t even offer medical degrees!

His license was revoked in April 2025 by the Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC), triggering widespread public outrage and fears over patient safety.

🏛️ House Takes Action

In response, the House has tasked its Health Committee to dig deep:

🔍 Investigate the full scale of fraudulent medical credentials;

📄 Review whether regulatory bodies failed in vetting professionals;

📢 Recommend tough new policies to protect patient safety.

📣 Lawmakers are putting pressure on the Ministry of Health, Commission on Higher Education, and LMDC to tighten oversight and restore trust in Liberia’s healthcare system.

Meanwhile, the LMDC has launched a nationwide credential audit, demanding all licensed medical professionals resubmit their qualifications for verification.

🗣️ What’s your view? Should fake doctors face prosecution? How can we rebuild trust in the system?

Join the conversation — your voice matters! 👇👇👇

30/05/2025

"I didn't gain a thing from CDC. Infact, I was deeply injured politically". Hon. Miriamu Fofana.

30/05/2025

💥 CSA Boss Drops Bombshell: Ex-Speaker Kofta Linked to $327K Payroll Padding Scandal!

📍Monrovia – May 30, 2025

A stunning financial revelation has rocked Liberia’s political landscape! The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has accused former House Speaker J. Fonati Kofta of inflating the legislative payroll by a whopping US$327,000 during his time as head of the 55th Legislature.

🎤 At a MICAT press briefing, CSA Director General Josiah Joekai revealed that Kofta allegedly padded the budget to benefit certain legislators. Joekai said the CSA rejected the inflated proposal outright, citing multiple financial irregularities.

💬 “This act was not in line with public financial management regulations,” Joekai declared, adding that Kofta later tried to publicly undermine him for standing firm.

🛡️ The CSA says it remains committed to transparency, accountability, and clean governance in Liberia’s civil service.

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📌 Clarification on State House Jobs

Joekai also responded to growing concerns about 74 new hires at the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs. He clarified that while the Ministry did not violate any existing rules, Liberia currently lacks a formal policy on such appointments.

👥 The CSA is now working to create a clear guideline on personal staff hiring to prevent future confusion.

📣 What’s your take? Should former Speaker Kofta face investigation for the alleged payroll fraud? Is it time for tighter rules on legislative and presidential hiring?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇

30/05/2025

💰 House Orders Deep Dive Into Liberia’s Tax Breaks — Is the Nation Losing or Gaining?

📍Monrovia – May 30, 2025

In a bold move toward transparency and accountability, the House of Representatives has instructed a Joint Committee to launch a full investigation into Liberia’s tax expenditures and exemptions — asking the critical question: Are these incentives benefiting the people or bleeding the economy?

This decision came during the 6th Day Sitting on May 29, 2025, following a formal request from Montserrado District #7 Representative Hon. Emmanuel Dahn. He’s demanding that the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) provide detailed reports on all tax incentives granted to investors and concessionaires since 2018.

📌 What will be investigated?

Tax breaks from FY2018 to present

The revenue impact of those exemptions

Whether companies receiving benefits are following the law

And whether these tax incentives are producing real economic growth

Rep. Dahn reminded his colleagues that Section 57 of the Revenue Code legally requires annual reporting on tax expenditures — a law often overlooked.

🧾 “It’s not enough to attract investors; we must know if Liberia is getting value for money,” said Dahn.

The Joint Committee on Investment, Mines, Energy, and Finance has been instructed to start work immediately and submit its findings soon.

📣 What’s your view? Should Liberia continue offering tax breaks to foreign investors? Or should those funds go into hospitals, schools, and roads?

Join the conversation in the comments 👇

30/05/2025

🏛️ House of Representatives Agrees to Cooperate with LACC Over Bribery Probe

📍Monrovia – May 30, 2025

In a significant move toward accountability, the House of Representatives has pledged full cooperation with the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) as it investigates alleged bribery involving some sitting lawmakers.

During its 6th Day Sitting on Thursday, May 29, the House received a formal request from the LACC to re-engage in an investigation that was initially delayed due to internal issues.

📂 The probe dates back to October 2024, following two explosive complaints — one from the Civil Society Working Group of Liberia and another from Representative Luther Sandy Collins. The complaints center on a reported bribery plot allegedly designed to oust former Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa.

The LACC has already identified lawmakers as key persons of interest and is now moving forward with renewed momentum. According to the House Press Bureau, Speaker Richard Koon and his colleagues have unanimously agreed to support the investigation without obstruction.

🔍 “No one is above the law,” the House said in a statement, stressing its commitment to transparency, good governance, and public trust.

📣 What do YOU think about this investigation? Should lawmakers face public hearings? Should Liberia do more to clean up its politics?

Let us know in the comments 👇