Friends Of Abdurahman Barrie Montserrado County District 12

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Happy blessed birthday dear, age with God blessings and long life.
03/09/2024

Happy blessed birthday dear, age with God blessings and long life.

It's sad time for our believed, someone considering his self catholic, removing his brothers and sisters from payroll sa...
18/04/2024

It's sad time for our believed, someone considering his self catholic, removing his brothers and sisters from payroll sad time, What happened to your believe.

Happy Eid Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters.
10/04/2024

Happy Eid Mubarak to all my Muslim brothers and sisters.

For Immediate ReleasePresident Boakai appoints RREA Board Members & Officer In charge and Board Members of the WASH Comm...
11/03/2024

For Immediate Release

President Boakai appoints RREA Board Members & Officer In charge and Board Members of the WASH Commission.

March 11, 2024

Executive Mansion, Monrovia: The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has named members of the Board of Directors of the National Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Commission and the Rural Renewable Energy Agency and Officer In-Charge of RREA respectively.
Those appointed are:
1. Mr. Roland Layfette Giddings, Minister of Public Works, Chairperson, Statutory, WASH Commission
2. Mr. Wilmot Paye, Minister of Mines & Energy, (or a Designee) Statutory Member, WASH Commission
3. Mr. Mohammed Ali, Managing Director, (or a Designee) Statutory Member, Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation,
4. Dr. Louis Kpoto, Minister of Health, (or a designee) Statutory Member, WASH Commission
5. Dr. Jarso Jallah Saygbe, Minister of Education, or a Designee), Statutory Member, WASH Commission
6. The Head of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia, (Or a Designee), Statutory Member, WASH Commission
7. Environmental Protection Agency, (or a Designee) Statutory Member, WASH Commission
8. Ms. Malinda Joss, Member, WASH CSO Network Representative, WASH Commission

9. Mr. Mohammed Prosper, Private Sector Representative, WASH Commission

10. Mr. Samuel S. Nagbe, Officer In Charge, Rural Renewable Energy Agency

11. Atty. Victoria Duncan, Chairperson of the Board, Rural Renewable Energy Agency
12. Mr. Wilmot Paye, Minister of Mines & Energy, (or a Designee) Statutory Member, Rural Renewable Energy Agency
13. Mr. Monie R. Captan, Managing Director, Liberia Electricity Corporation (or a Designee) Statutory Member, Rural Renewable Energy Agency
14. Cllr. N. Oswald Tweh, Minister of Justice (or a Designee) Statutory Member, Rural Renewable Energy Agency
15. Mr. Othello F. Sherman, Member, Rural Renewable Energy Agency

16. Ms. Esther S. Davis Yango, Member, Rural Renewable Energy Agency

17. Cllr. Kim Thomas, Member (Legal), Rural Renewable Energy Agency

18. Mr. Armah Jallah, Member (Environmental Safeguards) Rural Renewable Energy Agency
19. Mr. Yaya Sow, Member (Civil Engineer), Rural Renewable Energy Agency
20. Ms. Beatrice D. Dean, Member, (CSO), Rural Renewable Energy Agency
These appointment takes immediate effect.
Those appointed are admonished to continue to demonstrate diligence, commitment, integrity, professionalism, and loyalty in service to country.

Signed
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary

MD Tweh’s International Women’s Day Message It is impossible to overstate the value that women have brought and are brin...
08/03/2024

MD Tweh’s International Women’s Day Message

It is impossible to overstate the value that women have brought and are bringing here at the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company. It is not just the fact that having more women improves outcomes for both women and men- including productivity, job satisfaction, and organizational dedication.

Rather, more important is the understanding oftentimes that women work harder than men to get the same recognition and status at the workplace. As a result, women know how to do more with less, and they are often resourceful. As you are aware, three of our board members are women and a significant percentage of our workforce is made of women.

These women bring their unique perspectives, diverse skills, unparalleled strength, and unexplainable magic to effectively create positive change in the downstream of the petroleum industry.

Therefore, on this International Women’s Day, I Amos B. Tweh, Managing Director, on behalf of the Board of Directors and the Management Team of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company take this moment to recognize and thank the women of LPRC who have worked so hard to get us where we are.

Again, special thanks to the women of LPRC who have pushed and are pushing through the obstacles, achieving their goals and establishing a new framework for institutional growth.

Happy International Women`s Day to all women!!

"Keeping The Wheels Of Industry Turning"
www.lprclib.com

War and economy crimes court, we inside.
08/03/2024

War and economy crimes court, we inside.

Just InANC Political Leader Hon. Alexander B. Cummings Mother just passed.Our deepest Condolences
01/03/2024

Just In
ANC Political Leader Hon. Alexander B. Cummings Mother just passed.

Our deepest Condolences

27/02/2024

Good morning Mr. President, you need to start appointing local leadership now. Evil things are happening in our counties.

Mayor Robert S. Best man Plan for PCC, good environment, communities empowerment, youths capacity building's, health car...
24/02/2024

Mayor Robert S. Best man Plan for PCC, good environment, communities empowerment, youths capacity building's, health care and interaction with communities leaders.

23/02/2024

President Boakai; just one month all these things are happening under your watch.

Congratulations Sen. Zargo and Chairman Robert Bestman
20/02/2024

Congratulations Sen. Zargo and Chairman Robert Bestman

Senator Conmany B. Wesseh writes:Chairman Cllr. Sherman and Colleagues of the Senate, Greetings!I wish to posit on the c...
05/01/2024

Senator Conmany B. Wesseh writes:

Chairman Cllr. Sherman and Colleagues of the Senate, Greetings!
I wish to posit on the confirmation hearing of President Weah's nominee for the Supreme Court by attempting to posit on the following germane questions based on my certain knowledge and broad consultation:
1. Whether or not the Senate should go ahead with the confirmation hearing in the face of the Supreme Court actions on the matter? And,
2. Whether or not a vacancy exist on the Supreme Court Bench requiring filling?
My response to the first question is an unequivocal NO. As law-abiding citizens of this Republic who are privileged to serve our people in the high offices of the Senate, we must "never, ever disobey" or be seen to disobey the order of courts, especially so, the Supreme Court, whether the order is expressed, implied or constructive. I fully support Senator Sherman on this. He obviously benefited and shares his forty years of experience as a Counselor of the Supreme Court Bar.
There has been some pedestrian view that once an agency or branch of government is constitutionally or textually charged, it can not be prohibited from performing those duties by the Supreme Court. Dead wrong! The Liberian Constitution provides in Article 65 in part its judgement role; and,
Article 66 goes further to say that: The SC shall be the final arbiter of constitutional issues ... The Legislature shall make no law nor create any exceptions as would deprive the Supreme Court of any of the powers granted to it. The court is seized of this matter that some colleagues want us to proceed on. I think that we are by law, required to await a determination of this matter by the Supreme Court.
With respect to the answer on the second question, I would like to respond with another emphatic NO. To the best of my knowledge, there is no vacancy in law and fact. Without going into the details of the judiciary Law and Civil Service Law covering retirement, I would look at the chronology of the relevant events/communications from and about Justice Nagbe. My friend and brother has not been well for the past couple of years. He has therefore been absent from the Bench for at least eight consecutive months. He wrote the President on December 21, 2023 requesting retirement; the President wrote the Senate on December 26 nominating his replacement; the Chief Justice wrote the President on December 27 (should we read anything into this, coming a day after the nomination letter is made public) supporting and advising the President on the actions he took on the matter without any reference to a controlling law.
Should we read anything into the Chief Justice's apparent unilateral action coming a day after the President's nomination when the opinion of the Court was not sought? The reference to Justice J. N Lewis was misquoted as Lewis resigned - he was not retired. A special package was arranged and settled
with the Executive before the nomination of his replacement was made.
None of these happened in the Nagbe's case.
From past experiences with this government, Nagbe's fate will be left at the mercy of the incoming JNB administration. All these raise more questions and uncertainties about whether or not there was a resignation or retirement or at best a request - whatever Justice Nagbe may have called it.
Because of all these, we should not embarrass the Senate at the end of the 54th Legislature and the end of the fairly honorable service of a good number of us. In sad end, Justice Nagbe and my other good friend and juñior brother Dean, the "nominee" will be the big losers.
Let's prevent this.

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