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15/02/2026

Let's get this Contempt of Court saga clear.

Although we all don't agree with Prophet Key in the tone he uses to raise serious concern.

But was he legally sentenced to prison?

Here's my logical analysis as a person who studied Judicial Reporting during my studies in journalism at the PROJAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE.

Let's understand what 'Contempt of court ' is: Contempt of Court happens when someone behaves in a way that undermines the court's ability to do its job. Or showing disrespect toward a court or interfering with its authority, proceedings, or orders.

So now what was Key's offense?

He allegedly insulted the Chief Justice's mother and accused him of corruption.

Was he supposed to be charged with contempt of court?

NO!

Before I tell you why no let's breakdown the two main types of contempt.

1. Civil contempt: this occurs when someone fails to obey a court order meant to benefit another person.

Example: A judge orders someone to pay child support, but they refuse without a valid reason.

2. Criminal contempt: this involves actions that disrespect or obstruct the court itself.

Examples:
1.Shouting or causing disorder during a trail
2.Refusing to follow a judge's instructions
3.Threatening court officials.

So, which one of these contempts was he charged with? He was not made to know his contempt.

Let's now get to my point of 'No'.

If an individual, like the Chief Justice is insulted by another individual, is this act a contempt of court?

No!

Why I said no is ; whether the insult interferes with the authority or functioning of the court, not simply because a judge feels offended.

If someone insults a judge_even the chief justice; it's not automatically contempt of court.

For example, insulting the sitting chief justice could become a contempt of court if the insult:

1. Happens inside the courtroom, or
2. Disrupts proceedings, or
3. Undermines the court's authority in an active case.

Now, my question here is: where did the alleged insult happen?

Let's get it clear. If the insult occurs outside of the court as a personal attack, it's usually treated as a different legal issue ( like defamation or misconduct), but not contempt of court, unless it's meant to obstruct justice or influence a case.

Now, should we say the Supreme court is in error?

What the Chief Justice should have done was to sue Prophet Key for deformation instead of charging him with contempt.

I've been studying this issue since it started.

Key's lawyer has a good case but was not informed enough to push those points.

In my next post I will tell you if the Chief Justice was right to preside over the case or not.

15/02/2026

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We pray that all your wishes in life come through Chief.

Happy birthday Hon Ernest M Manseah Sr. more grace 🙏

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29/01/2026

Kids Survivor Liberia Intensifies Campaign Against Illicit Drugs
Ganta, Nimba County — Mr. Lincoln Victor, an official of the non-governmental organization Kids Survivor Liberia, has renewed calls for a nationwide commitment to the fight against illicit drugs, describing substance abuse as a serious threat to Liberia’s future.
In an interview with the Jesus Love Press Club on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, Mr. Victor explained that Kids Survivor Liberia, founded in 2024, was established with the primary goal of combating the use and spread of illegal drugs, especially among children and young people across the country.
According to him, the organization carries out regular outreach activities in ghettos, on the streets, and in schools to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse. He said the NGO is determined to ensure that every child in Liberia grows up drug-free through education, advocacy, and community engagement.
Mr. Victor stressed that the fight against illicit drugs is a collective responsibility. “This issue is everybody’s business,” he said, noting that drug abuse has nothing to do with religion, level of education, or social status. He emphasized that anyone can be affected, making it necessary for all sectors of society to get involved in prevention efforts.
Speaking on the impact of drugs on national development, Mr. Victor told the press that illegal substances have no positive contribution to a nation. He explained that drug abuse damages families and undermines national growth by slowing development and contributing to a decline in productive population.
He further pointed out that prevention remains the most effective solution, urging young people to stay away from drugs entirely. “The best way to fight drugs is to avoid them,” he said, adding that early choices can shape the future of individuals and the country as a whole.
Mr. Victor also appealed directly to students, encouraging them to share the awareness messages they receive with their peers at all times and in all places. He noted that peer-to-peer education is a powerful tool in spreading accurate information and discouraging drug use among young people.
Kids Survivor Liberia continues to play an active role in community sensitization, with its leadership hopeful that sustained awareness and collective action will help reduce drug abuse and secure a healthier future for Liberia’s children and families.

Source: Jesus' Love Press Club