Dtv Online Dtv Online Media/News Company
(5)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDate: July 19, 2025STATEMENT OF THE CONGRESS OF DEMOCRATIC CHANGE REVOLUTIONARY NATIONAL WOMEN’S LE...
19/07/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: July 19, 2025

STATEMENT OF THE CONGRESS OF DEMOCRATIC CHANGE REVOLUTIONARY NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE (CDCRNWL) ON DRUG ABUSE

Monrovia, Liberia – The CDC Revolutionary National Women’s League wishes to express deep concern over the alarming rise in drug abuse, especially among young people across Liberia.

As mothers, wives, sisters, and leaders, we have seen firsthand how harmful substances—particularly kush and other dangerous drugs—are destroying the lives of our children, tearing apart families, and threatening the very fabric of our nation.

We say this loud and clear: NO TO DRUGS. YES TO A DRUG-FREE LIBERIA.

Drug abuse is not only a health crisis—it is a national security and development issue. The spread of drugs contributes to increased violence, school dropouts, unemployment, mental illness, and criminal behavior. It undermines peace, stability, and the country's future.

We call on:
• The Government of Liberia to intensify efforts in fighting drug trafficking, to enforce laws effectively, and to expand rehabilitation and reintegration programs.
• The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) to take strong and uncompromising actions against drug dealers and importers.
• Community leaders, educators, and faith institutions to join hands in drug awareness and prevention campaigns.
• Parents and guardians to remain vigilant, engaged, and supportive of their children.
• Young Liberians to reject drugs and focus on education, skills, and purpose.

As women in politics, we are using our platform not just to advocate, but to act. We will carry this message into every community, from West Point to Ganta, from Buchanan to Zwedru, ensuring that no child is left behind.

Liberia cannot rise if drugs continue to destroy its youth. The time for silence is over. We stand for life, leadership, and a future where our sons and daughters thrive, not perish.

We call on all Liberian women, across all political parties, to unite in this fight. This is our country. This is our cause.

Together, we say: NO TO DRUGS. YES TO LIBERIA.

Signed:
Fatu Swaray
National Chairlady

TOO SAD😭😭😭😭Saudi Arabia's 'Sleeping Prince' has passed away after spending 20 years in a coma following a car accident i...
19/07/2025

TOO SAD😭😭😭😭

Saudi Arabia's 'Sleeping Prince' has passed away after spending 20 years in a coma following a car accident in London in 2005. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family.

Keep following Dtv Online

The Police Fire 🔥 the first time, Second time and the third time hit the girl Neck.Family Source disclosed Keep followin...
19/07/2025

The Police Fire 🔥 the first time, Second time and the third time hit the girl Neck.

Family Source disclosed

Keep following Dtv Online

Just InFamily Source from the girl who’s Police 👮 Shot her Neck told us that Liberia National Police took Responsibility...
19/07/2025

Just In

Family Source from the girl who’s Police 👮 Shot her Neck told us that Liberia National Police took Responsibility of the Girl.

Keep posted for more details

Pictorial 2Wake Keeping for the late Father Tarnue Gibson Held at his home Doe Community Friday, July 18, 2025
19/07/2025

Pictorial 2

Wake Keeping for the late Father Tarnue Gibson
Held at his home
Doe Community
Friday, July 18, 2025

Rush and Get your July 26th ZIG T.Shirt Contact number: 0776909591
19/07/2025

Rush and Get your July 26th ZIG T.Shirt

Contact number: 0776909591

Former Culture Ambassador Julie Endee Launches 2025 Independence Day Song Titled “Let’s Come Together”Reporter: E Prospe...
19/07/2025

Former Culture Ambassador Julie Endee Launches 2025 Independence Day Song Titled “Let’s Come Together”

Reporter: E Prosper W Quaye
-Online News
July 19. 2025

Monrovia, Liberia –July 19, 2025 As Liberia prepares to celebrate its 178th Independence Day, Former Cultural Ambassador has officially launched the 2025 National Independence Day Song under the theme “Let’s Come Together.” The song, which promotes peace, unity, and reconciliation, was unveiled at a colorful ceremony held in Monrovia on Friday.

Speaking to reporters at the event, Ambassador Endee expressed heartfelt appreciation to the President of the Republic of Liberia, H.E. Dr. Joseph Nyumah Boakai, for what she described as his "bold and genuine steps toward national reconciliation and healing across the country.

“This song reflects the President’s vision of bringing Liberians together as one people,” said Ambassador Endee. “In a time when our country needs healing and unity the most, music remains a powerful tool to drive that message home. ‘Let’s Come Together’ is not just a song it’s a call to action.

The launch event was graced by several dignitaries and stakeholders from the cultural sector, including the prominent Fifth Elthin Group of Liberia, who honored the occasion with traditional performances and artistic displays.

The new Independence Day song is expected to feature prominently in national celebrations leading up to July 26 and will be played across radio stations, national events, and cultural activities throughout the country.

Ambassador Endee, a renowned promoter of Liberian culture and music, has long used her platform to foster national unity and peace through artistic expression. Her contributions continue to leave a significant mark on Liberia’s cultural identity.

Keep following Dtv Online for more News.

Birthday Greeting The Management of Dtv Online is wishing     a Happy Birthday 🎂🎉🎁 Cheers to your new age
19/07/2025

Birthday Greeting

The Management of Dtv Online is wishing a Happy Birthday 🎂🎉🎁

Cheers to your new age

Pictorial 1Home going for the late   K.  Born March 15, 1943 - Died : June 30, 2025Held at Alfred N. Butler Funeral Home...
19/07/2025

Pictorial 1

Home going for the late K.
Born March 15, 1943 - Died : June 30, 2025
Held at Alfred N. Butler Funeral Home

Saturday, July 19, 2025

19/07/2025

Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia, CENTAL highlights series of important issues to the Citizens of Margibi at the Kakata Intellectual Forum.

Disclaimers: We own no copyright to any sound playing in the background

19/07/2025

District #16 1 V.S District #13 0

We own no copyright to any songs in the background

19/07/2025

Final Resting Place for the late Tarnue K. Gibson

Meta we own no copyright laws to music playing in the background

Adresse

Democratic Republic Of The

Téléphone

+231886480739

Site Web

Notifications

Soyez le premier à savoir et laissez-nous vous envoyer un courriel lorsque Dtv Online publie des nouvelles et des promotions. Votre adresse e-mail ne sera pas utilisée à d'autres fins, et vous pouvez vous désabonner à tout moment.

Partager