Kokoyah Statutory Districts

21/04/2026

𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗞𝗼𝗼𝗻 𝗨𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗶𝗹𝘀 𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗩𝗲𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗹𝗲 𝗙𝗹𝗮𝗴 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗼𝗹 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗟𝗮𝘄𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘀

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Richard Nagbe Koon, has presented two sets of official flags to each member of the House as part of ongoing reform initiatives aimed at strengthening institutional identity and visibility.

Under the new protocol, lawmakers will now display their respective county flags on the right side of their official vehicles, while the House of Representatives flag will be mounted on the left side. This measure is intended to promote proper identification and reinforce the connection between lawmakers and their constituencies.

For the Speaker’s official vehicle, the Liberian national flag will be displayed on the right side, with the House of Representatives flag on the left, in keeping with national protocol and to ensure clear distinction of the office.

This initiative forms part of a broader reform agenda being implemented by the House leadership to enhance order, uniformity, and institutional pride within the Legislature.

The leadership of the House remains committed to advancing reforms that promote transparency, accountability, and effective representation.

20/03/2026

We are with the team 💪

Join us tomorrow (Saturday, March 21) for the official celebration of the National Language Day.

Venue: Liberian Learning Center near Paynesville City Hall.

Time: 10 AM (GMT) or Liberia Time.

Come let's celebrate our indigenous languages and be part of history.

For those in the diaspora, you can join the program using this link: https://meet.google.com/qah-pvyh-sqh

As always, we are committed to celebrating, promoting, protecting, and rescuing Liberian languages.

20/03/2026

MNG public relations officer's address variety of issues.

18/03/2026

Message to the Nation
Delivered by
His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.
President of the Republic of Liberia
On the Situation Along the Liberia–Guinea Border

Executive Mansion, Monrovia, Liberia
Wednesday, March 18, 2026

My Fellow Liberians,
I address you today regarding the situation along our border with the Republic of Guinea. As President of the Republic and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Liberia, it is my duty to keep the Liberian people informed and to assure you that the peace and security of our nation remain my top priorities.

In recent days, concerns have emerged as a result of developments along parts of our shared border in the Sorlumba area, Foyah District, Lofa County. These developments have understandably attracted not only the attention of our citizens living in our border communities, but have also been very sensitive to the opinion of the wider Liberian public. I want to assure the Liberian people that your government has been fully engaged and is responsibly managing the situation with calm and determination.

From the very outset, the Government of Liberia took immediate steps to de-escalate the situation by addressing it through peaceful and diplomatic means. We have engaged directly with the Government of Guinea through established diplomatic channels. In addition, we have worked closely with our sister Republic of Sierra Leone, within the framework of the Mano River Union, to ensure that dialogue and cooperation guide our actions.

Following these engagements, the leaders of Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone have reaffirmed our collective commitment to peace and stability along our shared borders. Through this understanding, all parties have agreed to work toward restoring the status quo and ensuring that our border communities continue to live in peace and uphold mutual respect and trust.

I am encouraged that the Government of Guinea has issued instructions for its forces to return to their previous positions along the border. This is an important step toward de-escalation and demonstrates a shared recognition that peace and stability must always guide our actions.

At the same time, our security institutions, including the Armed Forces of Liberia, the Liberia National Police, and other joint security agencies, remain vigilant and professional in carrying out their duties. They are working closely with local authorities and communities to maintain calm while diplomatic efforts continue.

I also wish to express appreciation to our regional and international partners who have reached out in recent days to encourage restraint and peaceful engagement.

Friends of Liberia across Africa and around the world, including leaders within the Economic Community of West African States, the AU, and other international partners, have conveyed their support for a peaceful resolution of the situation. Their messages of encouragement and solidarity reaffirm Liberia’s standing in the community of nations and strengthen our collective resolve to pursue diplomacy and dialogue.

Let me be clear to every Liberian: Our pursuit of a peaceful resolution is not a sign of weakness, but rather a demonstration of strength. It is easy to fight, break down, and destroy. As our own journey has taught us, it is more difficult to recover and build. That is why the Government is exploring every available avenue to resolve this matter peacefully. We will continue to rely on diplomacy, dialogue, and the mechanisms of regional cooperation to ensure that this issue is addressed responsibly and without conflict.

Liberia has always been a nation that stands firmly for peace. Throughout our history, we have maintained cordial relations with our neighbors and have consistently chosen cooperation over confrontation. People of our three border countries share deep cultural, family, and economic ties that must always be preserved.

Liberia has not only maintained peace within its own borders but has also played a significant role in helping to bring peace to other nations. From our contributions to regional peace initiatives to our active participation in international peacekeeping missions, Liberia has demonstrated that our country believes strongly in peaceful solutions to disputes. Today, as we manage this situation, we remain guided by those same principles.

My fellow Liberians, while we understand and are encouraged by the deep demonstration of patriotism and unity, I call upon all citizens, especially those residing in border communities, to remain calm and law-abiding. I also urge our people to avoid spreading unverified information or rumors that may cause unnecessary anxiety. Let us allow our security institutions and diplomatic channels to do their work.

Liberia is a peaceful nation, and the peace we enjoy today is the result of our collective sacrifice, reconciliation, and the determination to reverse the past after many years of hardship. That peace is precious, and this government will do everything within its power to protect and preserve it.
Let us remain confident, remain united, and remain committed to the values that define us as a nation.

May God continue to bless Liberia and keep our nation in peace.

Thank you.
Source--- executive mansion

18/03/2026

Press release by the African union on Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone border dispute

10/03/2026

Breaking news

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called for an emergency meeting with the leadership of the 55th Legislature following a border incident involving Guinean soldiers at the Sorlumba Border Point in Foya District, Lofa County.

The emergency engagement, scheduled for Wednesday, will bring together key legislative leaders to address the developing situation and review Liberia’s response to the reported actions by Guinean security forces along the Liberia–Guinea border.

Speaker of the House of Representatives, Richard Nagbe Koon, will lead the leadership of the First Branch of Government, while Vice President Jeremiah Kounge will head the Senate delegation to the meeting.

The decision follows reports that Guinean soldiers briefly raised tensions early Tuesday after crossing the Makona River and hoisting their national flag at the Sorlumba Port of Entry.

According to local sources, the soldiers reportedly entered the area to halt sand-mining operations being carried out by BK Enterprise Inc., claiming that the section of the Makona River where the activity was taking place falls within Guinean territory. The soldiers reportedly seized equipment belonging to the company and ordered the suspension of the mining activities.

Meanwhile, the House of Representatives has already scheduled a meeting with Liberia’s Joint Security apparatus on Thursday to further discuss the incident and explore possible diplomatic and security measures to address the matter.

Authorities say the government is closely monitoring the situation and remains committed to resolving the issue through peaceful and diplomatic channels while safeguarding Liberia’s territorial integrity.

18/02/2026

Honorable Prince Kermue Moye has officially announced the turning over of his Technical college ( Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College to B**g County University.

This is what he said
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In agreement with my family, I have just announced that the Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College and its facilities will be turned over to the B**g County University.

As a family, we have always felt a deep sense of pride to support the education of B**g County citizens and all Liberians by empowering state owned education institutions.

The formal handing over will be done in due time. We congratulate the B**g County University on attaining a full university status and a charter.

16/02/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Ministry of Justice Orders Immediate Halt to Illegal Activities of the So-Called “National Fula Security of Liberia (NFSL)”

February 16, 2026

Monrovia, Liberia – The Ministry of Justice has taken note of alarming reports, images, and public communications circulating on social media concerning the purported establishment and recruitment activities of a group identifying itself as the “National Fula Security of Liberia (NFSL).”

The Ministry states unequivocally that no authorization, permit, registration, license, or operational approval has been granted by the Government of the Republic of Liberia for the creation, operation, recruitment, or deployment of any entity under the name “National Fula Security of Liberia” or any similar formation.

Under the laws of Liberia, the establishment, organization, recruitment, or operation of any security body, paramilitary structure, auxiliary force, or organized enforcement entity requires prior authorization from the Government through the Ministry of Justice’s Division of Public Safety. Such processes include, but are not limited to, formal application, vetting, institutional assessment, security review, and compliance with tax and regulatory obligations.

No such process has been initiated, undertaken, or completed in relation to this group.

Furthermore, the Ministry has confirmed that the individuals or organizers associated with this entity have not obtained the requisite permits, have not undergone governmental assessment

Accordingly, the Ministry of Justice hereby orders the immediate cessation and desistance of all recruitment, organizational, operational, promotional, or mobilization activities associated with the so-called National Fula Security of Liberia. Any continuation of such activities will be considered a direct violation of the laws of the Republic of Liberia and will attract the full weight of criminal and administrative sanctions.

The Government of Liberia will not recognize, legitimize, or tolerate the formation of unauthorized security structures, particularly those organized along ethnic, tribal, communal, or sectarian lines. National security, law enforcement, and public order are constitutional responsibilities of legally established state institutions. These responsibilities cannot and will not be delegated, assumed, or appropriated by private groups operating outside the framework of the law.

The Ministry emphasizes that Liberia is a state governed by law. No individual or group, regardless of identity, affiliation, or claimed purpose, is permitted to establish parallel security structures or undertake recruitment activities.

The Ministry has instructed relevant security and regulatory agencies to investigate this matter immediately. Where violations are established, appropriate enforcement actions will follow in strict accordance with Liberian law.

The public is assured that the Government remains fully committed to maintaining peace, security, and national unity. Citizens and residents are urged to refrain from engaging with or participating in any unauthorized security formations and to report any suspicious activities to the appropriate authorities.

The Ministry of Justice will continue to monitor developments closely and will take further action as necessary to uphold the rule of law.

Signed: _________________________________
Jutonu Y. Kollie
DIRECTOR OF PRESS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Ministry of Justice, R.L
Contact: 231776492013/231886517462
Ministry of Justice - Liberia
U.S. Embassy Monrovia, Liberia
Press Union of Liberia
Liberia National Police - LNP
Office for the Establishment of War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia
Ministry of Information
Executive Mansion-Liberia

14/01/2026

Good evening family