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05/10/2026

the lady who alleged “pupu” cooked bowl seller!She was allegedly caught this morning dumping her f***s in a pot of soup she had prepared for public consumption in the Red light market.

Day break different, anything can happen in Liberia.

05/10/2026

Special Interview with the woman Accused of Allegedly Putting F***s Public Food

05/10/2026

🚨 The story of Liberia’s National Patriotic Party (NPP) is deeply connected to the country’s journey from civil c0nflict to democratic governance.

Founded in 1995 following the Abuja peace process and the transformation of the National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL), the NPP quickly became one of Liberia’s most powerful political institutions.

In the historic 1997 elections, the party’s standard-bearer, Charles Ghankay Taylor, won the presidency with approximately 75% of the vote. The NPP also secured an overwhelming legislative majority, establishing itself as the dominant political force of that era.

But Liberia’s return to c0nflict dramatically changed the political landscape.

Taylor resigned from the presidency in August 2003, and by the 2005 elections, the NPP had lost much of its previous electoral strength. Its presidential candidate, Roland Massaquoi, received just over 4% of the vote.

Years later, the NPP found a new path to national influence.

The party joined the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) and the Liberia People Democratic Party (LPDP) to establish the Coalition for Democratic Change, which ultimately won the 2017 presidential election. Through that arrangement, one of the NPP’s most prominent leaders, Jewel Howard-Taylor, served as Vice President of Liberia from 2018 to 2024 under President George Manneh Weah.

Today, however, the NPP finds itself at another defining moment.

Following the Coalition’s defeat in the 2023 elections, the NPP announced its withdrawal from the CDC alliance in 2024 and signaled its intention to rebuild its independent political identity.

At the same time, internal leadership disagreements, competing factions and d!sputes over the party’s future direction have created serious challenges.

Some NPP members favor maintaining an independent course, while others have expressed support for broader opposition cooperation. With a national convention expected to determine a new leadership mandate, the decisions made by the party could shape whether the NPP successfully rebuilds itself as an independent national political force.

The big question is no longer what the NPP was - but what does the NPP want to become?

From commanding Liberia’s presidency and legislature, to declining electoral fortunes, to returning to government through coalition politics, the NPP has survived several dramatic chapters of Liberia’s modern political history.

Now, another chapter is being written.

Will the NPP reunite and rebuild ahead of Liberia’s next presidential election? Will it remain independent, return to coalition politics, or become part of a new political arrangement?

Only time - and the decisions of its leadership and partisans - will tell.

Liberia’s political landscape continues to evolve, and the future of the NPP remains a story worth watching.

Would you vote this party again if Taylor returns today?

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05/10/2026

05/10/2026

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04/10/2026

PRAYING FOR RESULTS!!!|| SUNDAY SERVICE || OCTOBER 4, 2026|| REV. JAMES P. PORKPAH

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03/10/2026

LADY PISO, MIN. ANITA
SAY NO TO DRUGS! 🚫💊

Lady Piso, Minister Anita, is a woman who believes in a better future for young people and a safer society. Her message to everyone, especially the youth, is simple: Say no to drugs and yes to life!
One day, she saw how drugs were destroying the dreams of young people. Some were losing their education, damaging their health, disappointing their families, and putting their futures at risk.
Minister Anita decided to raise her voice and encourage young people to make the right choices. She reminded them that they have a purpose in life and that their dreams are worth protecting.
She encouraged every young person to stay focused, respect their parents, choose good friends, pursue education, learn useful skills, and seek help when facing difficulties.
Her message is clear: Drugs may promise temporary pleasure, but they can bring serious problems. You do not need drugs to be strong, popular, or successful. Real strength is having the courage to say NO!

MESSAGE FROM LADY PISO, MIN. ANITA

“Dear young people, your life is precious, your future is bright, and your dreams matter. Do not allow drugs to destroy what God has planned for you. Stand strong, make wise choices, and be an example to others.
Say NO to drugs! Say YES to education, peace, good health, and a brighter future!”
LADY PISO, MIN. ANITA
Together, let us build a drug-free generation and a better Liberia. 🇱🇷

03/10/2026

Breaking News 🗞️

Ponpon Accuses Weah, Koijee of Blocking Medical Trip

Liberian activist Leroy Archie Ponpon alleges that former President George Weah and former Monrovia Mayor Jefferson Koijee instructed the NSA to stop him from traveling abroad for medical treatment.

Ponpon made the allegation Sunday in Monrovia, referring to injuries he sustained during the 2020 Temple of Justice self-immolation incident.

03/10/2026

🚨 Few individuals have occupied a more controversial place in Liberia’s modern history than Charles McArthur Ghankay Taylor, Liberia’s 22nd President.

Born on January 28, 1948, in Arthington, Liberia, Taylor studied economics in the United States before eventually becoming one of the central figures in the c0nflict that transformed Liberia.

On December 24, 1989, Taylor’s National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) launched an armed r×bellion against the government of President Samuel Doe. What followed was years of devastating civil c0nflict, political upheaval and enormous suffèring for ordinary Liberians.

After the peace process and elections, Taylor moved from r×bel leader to elected president. In 1997, he won Liberia’s presidential election, taking office at a time when many Liberians desperately wanted peace after years of w*r.

But Taylor’s story extended far beyond Liberia’s borders.

During Sierra Leone’s civil w*r, prosecutors accused him of providing significant support to r×bel forces responsible for atr0cities against civilians. Years later, those allegations would place the former Liberian president before an international tribunal.

As another Liberian civil w*r intensified and international pressure grew, Taylor resigned the presidency on August 11, 2003, leaving Liberia for exile in Nigeria.

His exile did not last forever.

In 2006, Taylor was arrested and transferred to face the Special Court for Sierra Leone. His trial was subsequently conducted in The Hague.

Then came the historic judgment.

On April 26, 2012, the Special Court found Charles Taylor guilty on all 11 counts against him for planning, aiding and abetting cr!mes committed by r×bel forces during Sierra Leone’s civil w*r. The convictions covered w*r cr!mes, cr!mes against humanity and other serious vi0lations of international humanitarian law.

On May 30, 2012, Taylor was sentenced to 50 years in pris0n. His conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal in September 2013, and he was subsequently transferred to the United Kingdom to serve his sentence.

Charles Taylor’s journey - from student in America, to r×bel leader, to President of Liberia, and ultimately to a convicted pris0ner - remains one of the most consequential chapters in modern West African history.

His story is also inseparable from the experiences of the countless Liberians and Sierra Leoneans whose lives were forever changed by years of c0nflict.

History should not only tell us who held power. It should also remind us of what ordinary people endured when that power was fought over.

What lessons should Liberia and future generations take from this period of our history?

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03/10/2026

BREAKING NEWS

According to Prophet Key, his wife ran away this afternoon with their young daughter and she on her way to Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮.

He is asking the government and relevant authorities to help locate them.

If you have any information about their whereabouts, please DM us or contact the proper authorities. 🙏