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10/08/2026

A call for courage, accountability, and continued efforts to expose alleged drug-related activities in Liberia is gaining attention.
In a social media post, Councillor Augustine S. Chea has commended several Liberians for what he describes as their courage and determination to speak out on the alleged drug cartel and demand accountability.

Councillor Augustine S. Chea has praised activist Martin Kollie for what he describes as a relentless and courageous effort to expose an alleged drug cartel and identify individuals reportedly connected to the operation.
Chea also applauded journalists Stanton Witherspoon and Rodney Sieh, saying their persistence and uncompromising journalism have helped bring public attention to allegations involving the cartel, including its alleged members, facilitators, and protectors.
According to Chea, the three men—Martin Kollie, Stanton Witherspoon, and Rodney Sieh—represent voices that continue to demand transparency and accountability.
He encouraged them to remain steadfast in their efforts to expose the truth, adding that while the truth may face resistance, it cannot remain hidden forever.

The comments come amid continued public discussions and allegations surrounding drug trafficking and accountability in Liberia. The allegations referenced in the statement remain allegations unless established by competent authorities or a court of law.

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Sen Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr

All those people you see in the president circle, they will always have external allies outside the the kitchen cabinet. And what they will do is that whenever something comes about those people, people in the president close proximity will first run to the president and convince the president that this thing Mr president, is not about Stanton it’s about you, it’s about your administration if you allow this to happen you may not get re-elected and will affect you; people will say you’re weak.

10/08/2026

IPNEWS: Wologizi FM in Lofa County is reporting that military officers from Guinea are demanding Liberian Immigration Officers to vacate from their current position at Solormba Border as part of their plan to implement the construction of a custom office.

Reports of another border incident between Liberia and Guinea have emerged from the Sorlumba border area in Lofa County, with Guinean soldiers reportedly moving toward a Liberian immigration checkpoint before being resisted by Liberian security personnel.

The report, circulating on local media platforms including Wologisi FM/TV, claims that Guinean soldiers stationed across the border crossed their usual line and moved toward the Liberian side on Monday morning.

According to information reaching Foya District Commissioner Saa Njamilah Bornguoi, the Guinean soldiers reportedly attempted to move up toward the Liberian checkpoint but were stopped by Liberian security officers, who insisted that they could not proceed.

The soldiers reportedly remained in the area for some time before returning to their usual position.

However, Commissioner Bornguoi cautioned against describing the development as a new border confrontation, stressing that he had not yet independently confirmed the report with the security director responsible for the area.

“I don’t want to agree with the report that there is tension at the border,” Bornguoi said, explaining that he had received the information from a security officer but had yet to verify it directly with the authorities on the ground.

He said the information he received indicated that Guinean soldiers stationed across the river had decided to move toward the Liberian checkpoint.

“Our security officers insisted, or resisted, that they could not allow them to pass through. The Guinea soldiers remained there for some time before returning to their usual position,” he said.

The commissioner emphasized that, as chairman of the District Security Council, he considers it necessary to personally visit the area before drawing conclusions about what occurred.

“I have to do my duty to visit the place to get a clear picture of the situation,” he said.

Bornguoi also sought to reassure residents that there was no immediate indication of panic or widespread tension in the area.

“As it stands, I am not hearing anything like that. There is no panic,” he said, adding that he remained in contact with the township commissioner stationed near the border.

The latest report comes amid heightened sensitivity over Liberia’s border with Guinea, particularly following previous concerns about the movement of Guinean security personnel into areas claimed by Liberia.

The reported movement toward the Liberian immigration checkpoint is therefore likely to attract renewed attention from Liberian authorities, particularly if subsequent verification confirms that Guinean troops crossed into territory under Liberian control.

Commissioner Bornguoi said he plans to travel to the area on Tuesday morning to assess the situation firsthand.

He promised to provide a further update after his visit.

Until that assessment is completed, authorities have not officially confirmed that a new border confrontation or territorial incursion has occurred.

10/08/2026

"I think the President is being ill-advised, I can tell you, where president Boakai is right now is a tough place to be. Surrounded by people who are complicit in this scandal and also honest people who will like for him to act"

~ Senator Amara Konneh ~

10/08/2026

"President Boakai has to be very serious about his legacy. And it's sad that till today, we have not seen any serious changes at the airport, any changes at the police. We need to see drastic changes. I said it last time, they need to make some drastic changes down to the security guards, down to the agents, down to the people who check the passport. There needs to be a serious revamp of this airport because it is clear now that as the police Director said, this thing goes to high heavens with senior, high level officials involved"

~ Rodney Sieh ~

10/08/2026

"The president right now is not fighting just for Liberia, he's fighting his legacy, he's fighting for the rest of the world. And President Boakai as the commander in chief, as the president of the republic of Liberia, has to take charge"

~ Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. ~

10/08/2026

"Everything that we're hearing now, the investigative team knew, they were aware. Maybe they didn't tell the president everything until they came out on social media, but they knew. They knew the role that Jonathan Momolu played, the role that the D.E.A director played.

This guy left his full time job at the airport as a security to play a foot soldier to the head of the DEA, the officer in charge of the DEA. Who does that. That was a major red flag. It was not until we flagged it that they told him to go back to the airport and stop following the DEA around"

~Rodney Sieh ~

10/08/2026

"When we first heard that Leroy was providing internet starlink to the police station, I asked them, they said, oh yeah, we're aware, we interviewed him. He admitted to it.

So if you admitted to it that he provided the police with starlink, that's a breach of security. That's a breach of security because if you have to cartel people having control of your police station through their internet, they can breach the whole system in the police. So if we're allowing these kinds of things to go around like nothing happened, then we have a serious problem in our hands"

~ Rodney Sieh~

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