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20/11/2023

Liberia: Rescue Mission Celebrates As NEC Declares Former Vice President Joseph Boakai & Nimba County Senator, Jeremiah Koung As President Elect & Vice President Elect Of The Republic Of Liberia.

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20/11/2023

Liberia: National Elections Commission Announces Final Results Of The November 14 Presidential Run-Off Election.

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19/11/2023

LIBERIA: CDC HOLDS MAJOR PRESS CONFERENCE.

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18/11/2023

Liberian Presidential Elections

PRESS STATEMENT
MATTHEW MILLER, DEPARTMENT

SPOKESPERSON

Liberian President George Weah conceded defeat today to Joseph Boakai in the presidential runoff election held on November 14. We congratulate president-elect Boakai on his victory and President Weah for his peaceful acceptance of the results. As President Weah said in his concession speech, “Tonight, the CDC has lost the election, but Liberia has won. This is a time for graciousness in defeat, a time to place our country above party, and patriotism above personal interest . . . Let us heal the divisions caused by the campaign and come together as one nation and one united people.”

The United States congratulates the people of Liberia on holding a peaceful presidential runoff election. We note the broad participation of Liberians across the country and applaud the commitment and dedication of Liberian citizens in exercising their right to vote and in engaging in the electoral process peacefully.

Liberians deserve and expect free and fair, peaceful elections. We call on all citizens to follow President Weah’s example and accept the results. We congratulate Liberia’s institutions on a successful electoral process, especially the dedicated work of the National Elections Commission and the thousands of Liberians who worked the polls.

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Liberian President George Weah conceded defeat today to Joseph Boakai in the presidential runoff election held on November 14. We congratulate president-elect Boakai on his victory and President Weah for his peaceful acceptance of the results. As President Weah said in his concession speech, “Toni...

18/11/2023

A Peep into President-Elect Boakai Future Leadership .

By Alexander Redd

Liberia's recent presidential election marked a significant milestone in the country's democratic journey. Joseph N. Boakai emerged victorious over the incumbent President George M. Weah, and it is commendable to witness President Weah gracefully accepting the results, a true evidence to Liberia's deep-rooted respect for democracy.

The peaceful transition of power and the ability to vote without fear are monumental strides for a nation striving to strengthen its democratic principles. These developments grant citizens the freedom to exercise their rights and foster a sense of trust in the electoral process. Liberians can now feel empowered, knowing that their voices carry weight and their votes possess the potential to enact tangible change.

Indeed, the new government will confront various challenges in its path. Deep-seated suspicions, societal divisions, and fragile alliances pose considerable obstacles. The government must prioritize transparency, inclusivity, and effective communication to address these issues.

Transparency is paramount in cultivating public trust. The new government must be forthcoming and candid about its decisions, ensuring that citizens comprehend the rationale behind its choices. This approach can bridge gaps between the government and the people, fostering a stronger bond built on mutual understanding.

Inclusivity stands as another critical objective for the new government. It must actively engage and involve diverse groups in the decision-making process, thus healing societal rifts. The government can mend divisions and foster a unified nation by valuing and considering various perspectives when necessary.

The future government must forge stable alliances by adhering to consistent policies and cultivating enduring partnerships. A well-defined and unwavering plan of action will instill confidence among various stakeholders, both domestically and internationally, strengthening Liberia's position on the global stage.

Grappling with suspicion, social divisions, and fragile alliances will undoubtedly present arduous and protracted challenges. However, the new government can pave the way for a more cohesive and prosperous Liberia through a steadfast commitment to transparency, inclusivity, and stability.

Dr. Alexander Redd is a pastor, former Liberian journalist, and the author of "Liberia's Search for Freedom: Uniting a Nation By Faith." Available at Amazon.com and BN.com.

18/11/2023

Breaking News!

ADDRESS TO THE NATION

BY

HIS EXCELLENCY DR. GEORGE MANNEH WEAH
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA

CONCERNING THE RESULTS OF THE RUN-OFF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HELD ON NOVEMBER 14, 2023

MONROVIA, LIBERIA

MY FELLOW LIBERIANS, DISTINGUISHED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

I stand before you tonight with a heavy heart, but with the utmost respect for the democratic process that has defined our nation. As your President and the leader of the Coalition for Democratic Change, I want to address you on the outcome of the run-off elections held on November 14, 2023.

The results announced tonight, though not final, indicate that Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai is in a lead that is insurmountable. A few moments ago, I spoke with President-elect Joseph N. Boakai to congratulate him on his victory and to offer my sincere commitment to working with him for the betterment of our beloved Liberia.

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to President-elect Boakai, his supporters, and his campaign team. May his presidency be marked by success for all Liberians, and may our nation prosper under his leadership.

Tonight, as we acknowledge the results, let us also recognize that the true winners of these elections are the people of Liberia. Through your peaceful and orderly exercise of your constitutional right to vote, you have once again demonstrated your commitment to the democratic principles that bind us together as a nation.

Under my leadership, these elections were organized with a promise to the Liberian people – a promise of fairness, transparency, and credibility. I am proud to say that, for the most part, we have fulfilled that promise. The Liberian people have spoken, and their choice will be honored and obeyed.

At this juncture, I would like to congratulate the National Elections Commission for a job well done. You have earned the respect of all Liberians, our foreign partners, international observers, and the world at large for completing this difficult task to the satisfaction of all stakeholders, including the contesting parties.

However, the closeness of the results reveals a deep division within our country. As we transition to the new Boakai administration, we must be vigilant to the dangers of division and work together to find common ground. Now, more than ever, unity is paramount for the love of Mama Liberia.

To the members of the Mighty Coalition for Democratic Change, fellow partisans, CDCians, Weahcians, auxiliaries, first-time voters, campaign managers, and party leaders, I understand that this is not the outcome we desired. Although we did not emerge victorious, your hard work and support have been the backbone of our campaign, and for that, I am deeply grateful.

I urge you to follow my example and accept the results of the elections. Go home tonight with the knowledge that our ideals and vision for Liberia remain strong. We are a young movement, and our time will come again. Tomorrow, resume your daily activities in a normal way, and come and join me at our party headquarters to reflect on our journey and plan for our return to political leadership in 2029.

MY FELLOW LIBERIANS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

Tonight, the CDC has lost the election, but Liberia has won. This is a time for graciousness in defeat, a time to place our country above party, and patriotism above personal interest. I remain your President until the handover of power, and I will continue to work for the good of Liberia. Let us heal the divisions caused by the campaign and come together as One Nation and One United People.

May God bless Liberia, and may we continue to strive for a brighter future together.

Thank you, and good night.

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17/11/2023

CDC Holds Major Press Conference Following NEC 99.56 Results Announcement.

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17/11/2023

Recuse Mission Partizans Celebrate From JNB Resident.

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17/11/2023

Run-off Election: D #3, NEC Announces Results From The Just Ended Nov. 14, Run-Off Election Between Incumbent President George Weah Of CDC And Former Vice President Joseph Boakai.

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16/11/2023

Former U.S. Ambassador to Liberia commends Liberians for a peaceful runoff election; warns against fraud, violence, or intimidation ahead of officials announcement of results

Former U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, Linda Thomas-Greenfield has commended Liberians for their commitment to democracy in the recently held presidential runoff election.

She praised the citizens for their dedication to exercising their right to vote in a broad and peaceful manner, reinforcing Liberia’s aspiration to become a beacon of peaceful citizen-center, democratic governance in the region.

The former U.S. Ambassador emphasized the importance of accountability in the electoral process and issued a stern warning against any attempts to undermine it through fraud, violence, or intimidation.

16/11/2023

Run-Off Election: NEC Consolidated Results!

UP - 712,741 (50.58%)

CDC - 696,520 ( 49.42%)

Margin - 16,221 (1.16)

15/11/2023

Run-off Election: NEC Announces Results From The Just Ended Nov. 14, Run-Off Election Between Incumbent President George Weah Of CDC And Former Vice President Joseph Boakai.

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15/11/2023

OFFICIAL RELEASE

The Unity Party expresses regret for a recent Facebook post in which the Campaign Spokesperson of the Rescue Mission, Mr. Mohammed Ali, wrongly accused the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) of having "received US$150,000.00" to compromise its neutral role in Liberia's 2023 electoral process.

This assertion was at no time sanctioned by the Unity Party, our Standard-bearer or Campaign Team.

It should be noted that the UP does recognize and value the indispensable role ECOWAS has played in Liberia's rebirth and renewal.

Consistent with the UP's Policy of strengthening Liberia's participation in ECOWAS, the UP herewith reassures ECOWAS, United Nations and Liberia's bilateral and multilateral Partners of its unflinching commitment to all protocols which Liberia has either acceded to,signed or ratified.

The UP therefore regrets Mr. Mohammed Ali's assertion, which he is aware does not reflect that of the Unity Party.

Amos Tweh
National Secretary General

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14/11/2023

Runoff Election: Old Road: Counting Process At Namuwa English & Arabic School (30078).

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14/11/2023

Runoff Election: Hon. Kolubah & members of the Rescue Mission speak to the Press.

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14/11/2023

Run-off Election: Kamara Town Palava Hut Lower Montserrado.

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14/11/2023

Election Day: Wisdom Christian Academy Breweville.

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14/11/2023

Run-off Election: Sarah Barclay Public School, Lower Virginia.

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14/11/2023

Run-off Election: New Kru Town Administrative Building.

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14/11/2023

November 14 Runoff Election: View of Monrovia As Liberians Go To The Poll To Vote.

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14/11/2023

Election Day In Liberia: University of Liberia.

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14/11/2023

Election Day In Liberia: Williams V.S. Tubman High School.

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14/11/2023

Get Out Everyone, Vote Liberia 🥇

13/11/2023

Prelude To The Runoff Election, November 14 2023.

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12/11/2023

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12/11/2023

The Last Dance: CDC Blue Day!

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12/11/2023

CDC Hosts Major Press Conference.

Reporter: Amb Boakai M. Kamara 🎙️

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12/11/2023

Opposition Leader Amb. Joseph Boakai Delivers an Address to the Nation

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11/11/2023

The Last Dance: Unity Party Rescue Mission Green Day.

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10/11/2023

Today the Chair of the Peace Building Committee released a statement today release a statement ahead of the second round of voting in the Liberian presidential elections on November 14.

H.E. Anna Karin Eneström welcomes the well-managed and peaceful conduct of the general elections on October 10 and reiterates the recommendations of the last meeting of the Peace Building Committee.

The Commission urges all stakeholders to continue to demonstrate a strong commitment to peace, democracy and adherence to the electoral process.

Post-election, the Commission will convene a follow-up meeting to reflect on the election’s process and sustaining peace in Liberia now and in the future.

Kindly view the images for the full statement and remember, this Tuesday, vote for the presidential candidate of your choice.

Let’s work together to keep the peace!


Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia

10/11/2023

10 November 2023

FACTSHEET:

Titus W. Tokpah, Sr.
Founder/Executive Director Media-Aid Foundation
[Peter Quaqua School of Journalism-PQSJ]

EARLY LIFE:
Titus W. Tokpah, Sr. was born on 30 March 1982 in Gbenequelleh Town, B**g County.
Titus’ parents are of the same Kpelleh tribe, Liberia’s largest ethnic group.
Titus comes from a family of 10, and he’s the fifth.

EDUCATION:
Titus schooled at the St. Alamano Elementary School at LAC, Grand Bassa County, and the Paynesville Community Elem. & Jr. High School.
Titus later completed secondary education at the Kalita High School in Paynesville.
In 2018, Titus earned an Associate of Arts Degree – AA in Education with emphasis in School Administration, Leadership & Supervision from the LICOSESS Mobile Teacher Training College in Paynesville.
In 2019/2020, he graduated from the University of Liberia – UL with a Bachelor’s Degree in Management & Economics, with emphasis in Human Resource.
In June 2023, Titus acquired a Master’s Degree in Public Sector Administration with [High Distinction] from the Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies in Monrovia.
Currently, Titus is pursuing a Masters of Teaching – MAT in the School of Education at the Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies in Monrovia.
Titus holds dozens of Certificates in Journalism & Media Studies, Substance Abuse & Addiction and other professional fields.

PROFESSIONAL CAREER:
Between December 2002 – February 2014, Titus built a strong journalism career at the Liberia Broadcasting System – LBS beginning from a Child Broadcaster to Intern Reporter, Reporter, Newscaster, Producer/Presenter, Legislative Reporter and Sub – editor.
In 2009, Titus represented the Liberia Broadcasting System at the ECOWAS Cross Border Reporting Seminar in The Ivory Coast.
From May – July 2014, Titus worked as an Editor at Voice FM and The People’s Newspaper in Monrovia respectively.
In August 2014, Titus envisioned and established MediaAid Foundation, a Liberian NGO.
In March 2015, he launched the Peter Quaqua School of Journalism – PQSJ in Monrovia with at least 30 – 35 students, as the first subsidiary of MediaAid.
Presently, Titus lectures Political Journalism and Specialized Public Relations courses at PQSJ.
In 2021, he published his first PR Text Book entitled: ‘Image Building: A Researched PR Guide’.
From January – February 2019, Titus earned a Certificate in Digital Education as Fellow of the International Visitor’s Leadership Program – IVLP sponsored by the Department of State, Washington D.C., USA.
In May 2010, he also earned a Certificate in Radio & Television Seminar for Journalists at the Training Center of SARFT in Beijing, China.

PERSONAL LIFE & AWARDS:
Titus is married with 2 kids [boy and girl].
In 2012, Press Union of Liberia – PUL awarded him Best Legislative Reporter of the Year.
In 2018, US Embassy – Monrovia named Titus as an ‘Excellent Partner’ to its Public Affairs Section.
Titus was awarded as Media Developer of Year – 2019 by Classic FM in Kakata, Margibi County.
In April 2023, he was awarded Certificate of Excellence as First Honor Student at Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies in Monrovia.
Also in 2023, Titus won double awards: Media-preneur Impact Award from the Liberian Youth Organization in Paynesville, and International Service Award from the A.M. Kyne Collegiate Resource Center in Monrovia.
In September 2023, he was conferred Media Excellence Award by the Association of Liberian Journalists in The Americas – ALJA.

TO BE UPDATED!

10/11/2023

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