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22/06/2026

Iran Must Prioritize Its People Over Nuclear Ambitions" — Advocate Solomon Weawea Calls for Diplomatic Engagement

By Mac Eric Garmoyou Freeman
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MONROVIA, Liberia — Liberian advocate Solomon Weawea has urged Iran's leadership to abandon what he describes as costly nuclear ambitions and instead focus on improving the welfare of its citizens through diplomacy and socioeconomic development.

In a statement on his official page addressing ongoing tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program, Weawea argued that decades of international pressure, particularly from the United States, have been aimed at encouraging Iran to pursue peaceful diplomatic relations with its neighbors rather than advancing its nuclear capabilities.

"The Iranian people have endured immense suffering as a result of the country's prolonged isolation," Weawea stated. "It is essential for the Iranian leadership and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to place the welfare of their citizens above all other national priorities."

According to him, the pursuit of nuclear development has imposed high economic and social costs on the Iranian population, making it necessary for the country's leaders to reassess their priorities and channel resources toward economic growth, job creation, and national development.

Weawea also highlighted the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical maritime trade routes, stressing that it should not be used as a tool for advancing nationalistic interests or escalating regional tensions.

"The Strait of Hormuz is vital to global commerce and energy security. Its importance should be respected and not leveraged for political or nationalistic purposes," he said.

Calling for a more constructive path forward, Weawea urged Iranian authorities to embrace diplomacy, regional cooperation, and economic reform as the most effective means of securing long-term stability and prosperity for the country.

"It is imperative for Iran's leadership to adopt a more constructive approach. Focusing on diplomacy and socioeconomic progress remains the best way forward for both the nation and its people," he concluded.

26/05/2026

Weawea Questions Charles Taylor Convi‌cti⁠on, Cites R⁠ole of Other⁠ African Le‌aders in Regional Conflicts

By: Mac Eric Garmoyou Freeman
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The Lead campaigne‍r‌ fo‍r‍ the “Free Charles Taylor” movement, So⁠lomon Weawea, has rene⁠wed calls for the release o⁠f former Liberian President Ch⁠arles‌ Tay⁠lor, arguing that othe⁠r Africa‌n leader‍s who allegedl‌y suppor‌ted armed conflicts in the⁠ region w‌ere never pro‍s‍ecut‍ed.
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I‌n a statement‍, Weawea claimed that several former‌ Afric⁠an preside⁠nts, including Johnn‌y Paul Koroma of Si⁠erra Leon⁠e, Lansana Cont‌é, Félix Houphouët-Boigny, and Blaise Compao‍ré,‍ were all linked to regio‌nal conflict⁠s during the Liber⁠ia‌n civil war era.

He argued that w⁠hil‍e severa‍l leaders were accused of backing‌ factio‌ns involved in w‌ars across West Afri‌ca‌, T⁠aylor be‌came the on⁠ly former Afr‍ican head of state convicted b‍y an international tribunal for w⁠ar-r‌elated crimes tied to the Si⁠erra Leone conflict.

Taylor was convicted i‌n 2012 by t‌he S‌pecial Court for S‍ierra L‌eone for aiding and abettin‌g rebel f⁠orces of the Revolutionary United Front (R‌UF) d‌uring S‍ierra⁠ Leone’s bruta‌l civil war.
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Pr‌os⁠ecutors said he provided weap‍ons, traini‍ng, and support in exchange for the so-called “blood diamonds.” He is currently serving a 50-year‌ prison sentence in the Uni⁠ted Kingdom.

⁠Historically, regional tensions during the Libe‌r‌i‌an and Sierra Leonean civil wars often involved neighbo⁠ring governments and armed movement‍s. Koroma was associated w‍i‍th Sierra Leon⁠e’s Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AF‌RC‍), which al‍lied with the RUF during the conflict.
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Co⁠nté’s Gui‍nea wa⁠s⁠ involved‍ in borde‌r clashes‍ and‌ su⁠pported ant‌i-Taylor fact‌ions dur‍ing Lib⁠eria’s wars.

Houphouët⁠-Boigny was widely viewed as a‍n early regional supporter of ant⁠i-Samue‌l Doe rebel mov‌eme‍nts, whi⁠le Compa‍oré faced longstanding‍ accusations of fac⁠ilitating reg‍ional i‍ns‍urge⁠nt groups, claims he r‍epeatedly denied.

Weawea described Taylor’s prosecution as sel⁠ectiv‍e‍ justice and vowed that ca‍mpaigners would continue advocating⁠ for what they called equal accountability‍ for‌ all leader‌s connected to West African confl⁠icts.

21/05/2026

U.S. Reaffirms Support for Liberia’s Ebola Preparedness Efforts

U.S. Embassy in Monrovia, in coordination with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and international partners, joined the Government of Liberia in a high-level briefing with H.E Joseph Nyuma Boakai on national preparedness for Ebola virus disease and other emerging health threats.

The United States reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening global health security through close cooperation on surveillance, laboratory capacity, and rapid response systems.

President Boakai emphasized the need to close preparedness gaps, improve coordination across institutions, and strengthen sanitation conditions in health facilities as part of national readiness efforts.

The United States continues to work alongside Liberia and regional partners to reinforce outbreak preparedness and protect public health.

19/05/2026

Weawea Condemns Kolubah Expulsion, Calls for Legislative Reform

The Executive Director of the Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association (LNHCDA), Solomon Weawea, is once again speaking out against the expulsion of Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekeh Kolubah.

In a statement shared on social media, Weawea said the punishment handed down to Kolubah was excessive and failed to address the broader national debate surrounding the matter.

“We must focus on the primary issue at hand — the national debate. The expulsion of Yekeh Kolubah, an elected government official, is not a prudent decision. A less severe disciplinary measure would have been more suitable,” Weawea stated.

He acknowledged that Kolubah’s comments were inappropriate for a national leader but argued that they did not justify such a harsh penalty. According to him, the situation was comparable to “speaking out of turn,” noting that Kolubah would have been protected had the remarks been made during plenary proceedings.

Weawea also called on the Legislature to organize leadership workshops aimed at improving dialogue and strengthening cooperation among lawmakers. “We urge the Legislature to hold leadership workshops to brainstorm on issues, so individuals can learn from one another.

God bless Liberia,” he added.
Representative Kolubah was expelled earlier this year following controversial remarks linked to the Liberia-Guinea border issue.

The complaint against him was filed by Montserrado County District #3 Representative Sumo Mulbah and Liberia National Police Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman, who cited concerns over national security and public safety.

Kolubah had requested additional time to secure legal representation but was reportedly granted only two days. The Supreme Court later scheduled a conference with House leadership on April 20, 2026, to hear his petition for a writ of prohibition.

Prominent Liberian figures, including Senator Abraham Darius Dillon and former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, have also expressed concerns over the expulsion, arguing that the decision raises questions about due process and freedom of expression.

By: Mac Eric Garmoyou Freeman
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11/05/2026

PUTU: A SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON
As public interest and discussions continue surrounding the Putu evaluation process, it is important to present a clear and simple comparison of the two companies most frequently mentioned:
Africa Metallic Resources (AMR) — a Liberian-owned company, and Planet One — a foreign-owned company.
The facts, records, and commitments presented below allow the public to judge for themselves.

10/05/2026

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO MINISTER MERCY HINNEH Head Minister of God’s Blueprint Ministry and Foundation

Today, we celebrate a caring mother, a virtuous woman, and a true servant of God — Minister Mercy Hinneh.

You are not only a mother to your children, but also a mother to countless motherless children around the world. Through your love, compassion, and support, you continue to bring hope and change many lives.

Thank you for every sacrifice, every prayer, every word of encouragement, and every life you continue to touch. Your impact speaks louder than words, and heaven will forever reward your labor of love.

On this special Mother’s Day, we honor and appreciate You Mother Mercy Hinneh, and all the strong, hardworking, caring, and productive women around the world. May God continue to strengthen, protect, and bless every mother for the priceless role they play in society.

Happy Mother’s Day, Mama Mercy!
You are loved, celebrated, and deeply appreciated.

09/05/2026

LNHCDA Boss Solomon Weawea Condemns Harassment, Mob Attack on Woman at Red Light; Commends LNP for Timely Intervention

The Executive Director of the Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association (LNHCDA), Solomon Weawea, has condemned the harassment and mob attack against a young woman at Red Light, describing the act as inhumane and a violation of human dignity.

The incident, which occurred on Thursday May 7, 2026, in the Red Light commercial district, showed a young woman being stripped naked and publicly humiliated by a crowd over allegations of indecent dressing. The video later went viral on social media.

In a statement issued Saturday, Weawea said the LNHCDA, a non-profit organization involved in advocacy and preserving Liberia’s culture and heritage, believes no woman should face violence or humiliation because of her appearance or clothing.

He commended the Liberia National Police for the timely arrest of about 11 persons linked to the incident and urged authorities to conduct a thorough investigation to ensure justice for the victim.

The LNHCDA also called for increased awareness of gender rights, respect for women, and the rejection of mob violence across Liberia.

“We must reject violence and protect the dignity of women and girls,” the statement said.
He concluded by saying "God bless Liberia".

07/05/2026

U.S.-Based Liberian Faith Leader Minister Mercy Hinneh Spearheads East Africa Humanitarian Drive as God’s Blueprint Foundation Prepares West Africa Expansion to Aid Orphans and Vulnerable Communities, Including Liberia

BY: Ma‌c Eric Garmoy⁠ou Freem‍an

NAIROBI, Kenya — Minister Mercy Hinneh, a U.S.-based Liberian-American faith leader and humanitarian, is leading a major international outreach campaign as God’s Blueprint Foundation expands its operations across East Africa, with plans to extend its work to West Africa, including Liberia.

An ordained minister who has served for many years, Hinneh said her humanitarian mission is rooted in what she describes as a divine calling.

“I started the ministry, and things were going well, but I kept receiving visions from the Lord urging me to do more,” she said during an outreach event in Nairobi.

“As an ordained woman of God, I chose to obey. That led to the establishment of this foundation alongside my partners so we can reach more people in need.”

Founded in 2025 in collaboration with God’s Blueprint Ministry in the United States, the nonprofit organization focuses on supporting orphans and vulnerable communities worldwide through practical assistance and spiritual outreach.

Under Hinneh’s leadership, the foundation has conducted aid missions in more than 10 African countries, primarily in East Africa, and is preparing to visit three additional countries before shifting focus to West Africa.

Liberia is expected to be among the beneficiaries in the next phase.

In Kenya, Hinneh and her team have engaged orphanages, schools, and rehabilitation centers, providing support and encouragement at several institutions, including Dream Home Children’s Home, Good Samaritan Home and Rehabilitation Center, Smile Community Center Children’s Home, Shanzu Good Hope Children’s Center, Calvary Zion Children’s Home, Project of Hope Orphanage School, and Gachie High School.

At Gachie High School, she urged students to remain focused and hopeful despite life’s challenges.

Beyond material support, Hinneh said the organization is equally committed to spiritual development, with outreach efforts extending to prisons, hospitals, nightclubs, and underserved communities in the U.S. and abroad.

Hinneh noted that the initiative is supported by a combination of U.S. government backing and private donations, but added that the growing scale of operations requires additional support from individuals and partners worldwide.

07/05/2026

Weawea Urges Yekeh Kolubah to Halt Early Campaigning, Focus on Supreme Court Battle

by: Mac Eric Garmoyou Freeman
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Monrovia - the Executive Director of the Liberia National Heritage and Culture Development Association (LNHCDA), Hon. Solomon Weawea is urging Expelled representative Hon. Yekeh Kolubah, formerly of Montserrado County District number 10 to hold off on campaigning and focus on his legal issues with the Supreme Court.

Speaking from his base in On May 7, 2026, Weawea said jumping into campaign mode before the National Elections Commission (NEC) gives the green light isn't wise.

He said that it is like using up your ammo before the real fight starts, and it could mess up plans for the 2029 General Elections.

Weawea pointed out that once the NEC officially opens campaign season, candidates can freely promote their agendas. Until then, he wants political hopefuls to wait it out and follow the rules.

This all comes after reports that Kolubah was reportedly attacked yesterday in Ganta, Nimba County—allegedly by supporters of the ruling Unity Party-led government.
Despite that, Kolubah's camp insists they’re not campaigning. They say they're just touring the counties to connect with supporters.

Weawea stressed that adhering to the rules and exercising political restraint helps maintain peace and stability in Liberia’s democracy.

He concluded by encouraging Kolubah to focus his energy on the court case for now, saying his advice came from a place of concern for Liberia’s peace.

“Step back from the political noise for now and deal with your legal matters,” Weawea said. “May God bless Liberia.”

02/05/2026

Weawea Calls Out Yekeh Kolubah Over Early Campaign, Urges Respect for NEC Process

MONROVIA — Solomon Weawea, Lead Campaigner for the Free Charles Ghankay Taylor Campaign, has criticized Yekeh Kolubah over what he described as unconstitutional political actions, urging the former Montserrado County District 10 Representative to respect the rule of law and established electoral procedures.

Weawea’s comments follow Kolubah’s reported launch of his 2029 Electoral campaign in Margibi County on Friday, May 1, 2026—an action he labeled as illegal and premature.
According to Weawea, all political actors must remain subject to the laws of Liberia and adhere to guidelines set by the National Elections Commission (NEC), which holds the authority to officially declare the campaign period.

He further called on Kolubah to remain consistent with the principles of the rule of law caucus, a group he noted has historically defended the interests of Liberians.

Weawea referenced previous legislative disputes, including the standoff involving former Speaker Fonati Koffa, as evidence of the caucus’s commitment to due process.

He urged patience, emphasizing that electoral matters should be handled within the legal framework and under the guidance of the NEC.

“Liberia is our shared heritage,” he stated, underscoring the need to respect institutions and uphold the rule of law to ensure national stability.

Meanwhile, critics of the Unity Party-led government are questioning Weawea’s stance, asking whether he spoke out when authorities allegedly undermined the rule of law, including what they describe as the illegal removal of former Speaker Fonati Koffa.

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