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Thursday, March 19, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper
19/03/2026

Thursday, March 19, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper

Thursday, March 5, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper
06/03/2026

Thursday, March 5, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper

23/02/2026

Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah Writes 👇

Yesterday’s arrival of 137 heavy-duty earth-moving machines at the Freeport of Monrovia is a statement of intent. As I watched the first batch of what will become a 285-unit fleet come in, I saw better roads and real momentum for national development.

These “Yellow Machines” must translate into farm-to-market roads, access for rural communities, and visible infrastructure progress across Liberia.

I commend the Government for this significant investment. As Deputy Speaker, I am committed to working closely with my colleagues in the Legislature to ensure proper oversight and full implementation so that this initiative achieves its intended impact for the Liberian people.

I congratulate the newly established 'Yellow Machines Board of Authority' for its preferment and urge that these equipment, for which sole reason this Board was established, be prudently managed in the interest of our people and country.

Development must be seen, felt, and sustained.

Thursday, January 29, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper get one and read about the latest happenings and developme...
29/01/2026

Thursday, January 29, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper get one and read about the latest happenings and development from Lofa County, Liberia and the world

20/01/2026
Tuesday, January 20, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper get one and read about the latest happenings and developmen...
20/01/2026

Tuesday, January 20, 2026, edition of the Lofa Eye Newspaper get one and read about the latest happenings and development for Lofa County, Liberia and the world.

19/01/2026

Lofa Eye January 20, 2026, EDITORIAL Title Boakai–Koung Two Years of Steady Progress

Two years into office, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and Vice President Jeremiah Koung are presiding over an administration defined by stability, restraint, and a deliberate restoration of order in public governance.

Assuming leadership at a time when Liberians yearned for calm, predictability, and institutional credibility, the Boakai–Koung government has largely succeeded in resetting the national tone. Through measured leadership and an emphasis on process, the administration has reinforced public confidence in state institutions and the machinery of governance.

Among the most tangible accomplishments are gains in economic stability, particularly in areas that directly impact the daily lives of ordinary citizens. The sustained stability of rice and fuel prices has helped shield households from regional and global economic shocks. Equally significant has been the consistent and timely payment of civil servants’ salaries, a development that has restored morale within the public sector and strengthened confidence in government commitments.

While these achievements may not command headlines, their impact is deeply felt. They represent a return to reliability in everyday governance as an essential ingredient for national confidence and social cohesion.

Internationally, Liberia has begun to reclaim positive visibility and respect. Through renewed engagement with global partners, the Boakai–Koung administration has improved the country’s diplomatic standing, attracting fresh interest and reinforcing cooperation with international institutions. This renewed confidence reflects growing perceptions of seriousness, accountability, and responsible leadership.

As the administration marks its second anniversary, its record points to a foundation built on stability rather than spectacle. Significant challenges remain particularly in job creation, infrastructure development, and service delivery. However, the progress achieved thus far provides a solid platform upon which to build.

The critical task ahead is to transform stability into sustained and inclusive development, ensuring that the dividends of good governance reach all Liberians and translate into long-term national progress.

Anthony Quadria Claims MVP as Lofa Wins Second Straight County Meet Basketball TitleAnthony Quadria, popularly known as ...
19/01/2026

Anthony Quadria Claims MVP as Lofa Wins Second Straight County Meet Basketball Title

Anthony Quadria, popularly known as Jump-Man, delivered an outstanding performance to lead Lofa County to its second consecutive basketball championship at the National County Sports Meet.

The Mighty Barrolle prospect dominated the 2025/2026 basketball competition, earning two major honors—Most Valuable Player (MVP) and Highest Scorer—after amassing an impressive 96 points throughout the tournament.

Lofa sealed the title with a thrilling 96–95 victory over Nimba County in an action-packed grand final played on Saturday, January 17, 2026, at the SKD Gymnasium in Paynesville.

With this triumph, Lofa County has now secured two football, two kickball, and two basketball titles in the history of the National County Sports Meet.

In the third-place playoff, Grand Bassa County defeated Montserrado County 69–62 to claim the bronze medal.

Several players and officials were also recognized for exceptional performances during the tournament.

Blessing Nah of Lofa County led all players in steals with 12, while Hadrian Segwe of Montserrado County excelled in playmaking and defense, winning Highest Assists (15) and Highest Blocks (9).

Albert Fahnbulleh of Lofa County was named Best Coach, and Amadu Sesay of Nimba County earned the Best Rebounder award with an impressive 66 rebounds.

Meanwhile, Nimba County emerged overall champions of the 2025/2026 National County Sports Meet, securing their seventh County Meet title and maintaining their status as the competition’s most successful county.

In the football grand final, Nimba defeated Grand Kru County two goals to nil, with team captain Josiah Cea being named Most Valuable Player of the football competition.

Also Grand Cape Mount forward, Ralph Weah of Tebeh FC claimed the Young Player award as Nimba County Coach, Mamadee Sheriff was voted as the best Coach.

The Best defender award went to Grand Kru County’s Andrew Dennis.

In the kickball category, Margibi County claimed the championship after defeating Grand Cape Mount County in a dramatic penalty shootout.

Grand Cape Mount later secured third place in football with a 2–1 victory over Margibi, while Nimba County also claimed third place in kickball following a 1–0 home-run win over Grand Kru.

Former Lofa County District  #3, Representative, Hon. Clarence Kortu Massaquoi, has hailed Kolahun District Commissioner...
28/12/2025

Former Lofa County District #3, Representative, Hon. Clarence Kortu Massaquoi, has hailed Kolahun District Commissioner, Hon. Joseph K. Yarqkoi for his efficient, effective and transparent administration of the district.

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