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18/09/2025

Happy Birthday Sir 🎉

|Liberia 🇱🇷| September 18, J. F. Koffa's birthday 🎉

Jonathan Fonati Koffa is a Liberian lawyer and politician. Koffa was born on 18 September 1963 and is from Grand Kru County. He is a 1982 graduate of Cathedral Catholic High School. After acquiring his basic education in Liberia, Koffa traveled to the United States. While in the US Koffa enrolled at the Shaw University, Raleigh North Carolina, US, where he obtained a Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA-cum laude) with emphasis in urban planning. At Raleigh North Carolina State University, he obtained a master's in public administration (MPA). Koffa also obtained a Juris Doctor (JD), from the University of North Carolina School of Law at Chapel Hill.

In the early 2000s, Koffa served as town manager of Zebulon, North Carolina, in the United States. He had also served as town attorney for Rolesville, North Carolina.

Koffa is the founder and former managing partner of the International Law Group (ILG) and he has been practicing law since 1997 both in Liberia and the United States. Koffa was also admitted into the Supreme Court Bar of the Republic of Liberia with distinct honor as valedictorian of the graduating class.

Koffa was appointed by then President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as Minister of State without Portfolio and Special Prosecutor of the Sable Mining bribery scandal.

In the 2017 House of Representatives election, Koffa was elected to represent Grand Kru County's 2nd electoral district. He ran for election under the Liberty Party (LP) banner. He had previously served as chairman of the LP. In August 2018, Koffa switched party affiliation from the LP to the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).

Koffa was first appointed to the chairmanship of the Judiciary Committee of the 54th National Legislature. He was a member of the Committee on Elections and Inauguration as well as the Committee on Human & Civil Rights. He was the acting chairperson of the Grand Kru Legislative Caucus at the 54th National Legislature.

In January 2021, Koffa was elected as deputy speaker. In the 2023 election, Koffa was re-elected under the CDC banner. The CDC endorsed Koffa's run for speaker. In January 2024, Koffa was elected speaker by the House, defeating Richard Koon of the Unity Party by five votes.

He has served as speaker of the House of Representatives from January 15, to November 21, 2024. Preceded by
Bhofal Chambers
Succeeded by
Richard Koon.

18/09/2025

Happy Independence Day Chile 🇨🇱 🎊

|Chile 🇨🇱| September 18, Chile's Independence Day 🎊

15/09/2025

|Liberia 🇱🇷| A Breathtaking View of Central Monrovia

From this aerial view, Central Monrovia — the beating heart of Liberia’s capital city comes alive in all its beauty and history. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mesurado River, Monrovia is more than just a city; it is a symbol of Liberia’s resilience, culture, and growth.

The picture captures the blend of old and new: historic buildings standing side by side with modern structures, busy streets weaving through communities, and the calm waters framing the city’s landscape. From the bustling markets and businesses to government offices and landmarks, Central Monrovia remains the hub where decisions are made and dreams are built.

For Liberians at home and abroad, Monrovia is not just the capital, it is a place of memories, heritage, and hope for the future. Whether you’ve walked its streets, crossed its bridges, or admired its skyline from afar, Monrovia continues to remind us of the journey Liberia has taken and the promise it holds.

15/09/2025

|Liberia 🇱🇷| The Bridge that Connects Communities – Bushrod Island to Caldwell

Rising gracefully over the calm waters, this bridge serves as one of Montserrado County’s vital links, connecting Bushrod Island to Caldwell. More than just concrete and steel, it is a pathway that brings people, trade, and culture together.

Every day, countless vehicles, bikes, and pedestrians cross this structure, making it a lifeline for communities on both ends. For traders and workers, it means access to markets and jobs; for families, it means staying connected with loved ones across the river.

But beyond its functionality, the bridge also tells a story of progress. From the top, the view is breathtaking, a blend of blue waters, lush green landscapes, and thriving communities. It’s a reminder of Liberia’s natural beauty, its resilience, and its journey toward development.

As Montserrado grows, this bridge remains a symbol of connection, unity, and possibility proving that infrastructure is not just about roads and bridges, but about bringing people closer together.

15/09/2025

|Liberia 🇱🇷| 72nd Boulevard! A Lifeline Through Montserrado

Stretching boldly across Montserrado County, the 72nd Boulevard stands as more than just a roadway, it is a vital artery connecting communities, livelihoods, and opportunities. This iconic stretch cuts through lush greenery and wetlands, showcasing Liberia’s natural beauty while symbolizing progress and connectivity.

Every day, thousands of vehicles travel this boulevard, linking Paynesville to surrounding areas and beyond. For traders, students, and workers, it is a lifeline, a passageway that keeps families and businesses moving.

But beyond its utility, the 72nd Boulevard offers breathtaking scenery. From an aerial view, the road seems to float on a sea of green vegetation and waterways, reminding us of Liberia’s rich ecological landscape. It’s a blend of development and nature that highlights the importance of preserving our environment while expanding our infrastructure.

As Montserrado continues to grow, the 72nd Boulevard remains a symbol of resilience, connection, and the beauty of balance between man-made progress and natural wonder.

A view that speaks louder than words. The 72nd Boulevard, where road meets nature.