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08/20/2025

READ: Liberian Lawmaker Unveils Vision 2030 For His District

With A Proposed Project Estimated At Over Half a Million United States Dollars

08/17/2025

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08/12/2025

READ: Montserrado District 17 Representative Requests Closure of LICHI Inc Sand Mining Company

CAPITOL BUILDING, MONROVIA: Montserrado County Electoral District 17 Representative Bernard Blue Benson Jr., has written the Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), advising the closure of LITCHI Inc., a sand mining company, due to substantial environmental concerns impacting local residents.
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‎The company's operations in the Virginia Township have led to serious ecological issues over the years.
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‎In his communication with the EPA, Rep. Benson pointed out the problems of degradation, erosion, dust pollution, and damage to the Virginia-Clay Ashland Road, which is a vital route within the district.
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‎Furthermore, he has informed House Speaker Richard N. Koon about the situation in his district and expressed his disappointment regarding the company's failure to meet its social responsibilities as stipulated in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the township of Virginia.
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‎The deterioration of infrastructure and accessibility has raised concerns for the lawmaker, who is calling for prompt action from House leadership to tackle these urgent issues.
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‎Rep. Benson's letter underscores the critical need for accountability and measures to resolve the situation, ensuring that the rights and well-being of the township's residents are prioritized amid ongoing mining activities. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the company's neglect in fulfilling its social obligations, as outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) established with the township of Virginia.
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‎He characterized the circumstances as "grave," emphasizing that the company's activities have had significant adverse effects on the local community, particularly hampering residents' access to essential services such as schools, hospitals, and markets.

08/11/2025

Speaker Koon Addresses Former Forest And Logging Workers Who Are Demanding Money Owed Them By The Government

08/11/2025

CONTINUATION: PROTEST At CAPITOL BUILDING AGAIN!! As Over 23000 Former Forest And Logging workers Demand Money Owed Them By Government

08/11/2025

PROTEST At CAPITOL BUILDING AGAIN!! As Over 23000 Former Forest And Logging workers Demand Money Owed Them By Government

08/08/2025

READ: "We Are Committed to Making a Difference," Says Chair of Women's Legislative Caucus to Liberians
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‎CAPITOL HILL, MONROVIA: In a pivotal meeting at the Capitol Building in Monrovia, Ellen Attoh-Wreh, Chairperson of the Women’s Legislative Caucus and Representative for Margibi County Electoral District 3, expressed a strong determination to address the issue of drug abuse in Liberia.
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‎She highlighted that the 55th National Legislature, particularly the Women's Caucus, is firmly focused on eradicating the widespread problem of drug misuse affecting the country.
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‎This declaration was made before a large audience of Liberians who gathered on August 7 to collectively call on the government to take significant action against the growing crisis of drug abuse, especially among the youth.
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‎The substantial turnout reflected the urgency of the drug abuse epidemic that has increasingly impacted young people.
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‎Representative Wreh's speech resonated deeply with the audience, as she delivered a message of optimism and resolve, assuring them that their worries were acknowledged and that legislative initiatives would be implemented to tackle this urgent challenge.
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‎According to Wreh, the Women’s Caucus is actively engaged in advocating for policy changes that tackle the underlying issues of drug abuse and promote rehabilitation and prevention initiatives.
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‎This proactive stance aims to create a healthier future for coming generations, ensuring that Liberia's youth can flourish free from the harmful effects of illegal drugs.

08/08/2025

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08/07/2025

‎John Sackie Fahnbutu, a well-known Liberian residing in the United States, praised his fellow countrymen for their impressive participation in a rally focused on the critical issue of drug abuse plaguing Liberia.
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‎He highlighted the pressing necessity for immediate intervention to combat the rising drug crisis, which poses a significant threat to the social, moral, and economic fabric of the nation and jeopardizes the prospects of its younger generation.
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‎Fahnbutu urged President Boakai and his administration to listen closely to the voices of the people and allocate resources effectively to address this urgent national crisis. He called for enhanced law enforcement measures, the initiation of community-based programs, and increased investment in prevention and rehabilitation efforts. The rally was marked by an overwhelming turnout, with thousands of participants braving heavy rain to march under the powerful slogan “No To Drugs.”
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‎This demonstration aimed to shed light on the devastating consequences of drug abuse on the youth of Liberia and to compel the government to take concrete and decisive steps to safeguard the health and stability of the nation.
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‎Fahnbutu's passionate appeal underscored the need for collective action and a determined response from both the government and the community to effectively tackle this pressing societal challenge.
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‎The plight of its youth. Fahnbutu called on President Boakai and the government to heed the citizens' concerns and mobilize resources to tackle this national emergency through improved law enforcement, community initiatives, and investment in prevention and rehabilitation.
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‎The rally, which saw thousands marching in heavy rain with the message “No To Drugs,” aimed to raise awareness of the severe impact of drug abuse on young Liberians, urging the government to take decisive action for the health and stability of the nation

08/07/2025

08/07/2025

READ!! Rep. Johnson Rallies Support As She Participates in "Say No To Drug Abuse" Event
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‎MONROVIA: Representative Marie G. Johnson, representing Electoral District #2 in Grand Gedeh County, has taken an active role in the national "SAY NO TO DRUGS" campaign, demonstrating her strong dedication to tackling the urgent issue of drug and substance abuse in Liberia.
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‎She conveyed her pride in being part of this significant initiative, which is essential for fostering healthier communities and ensuring a brighter future for the country.
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‎Johnson pointed out that drug abuse is devastating lives, tearing apart families, and jeopardizing the potential of the youth—an issue that impacts everyone and demands a collective effort.
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‎She firmly believes that through community engagement, education, and the establishment of effective policies, we can protect young people from the threats of addiction and offer hope to those currently battling substance abuse.
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‎Johnson urged substantial investments in prevention and recovery programs while also providing support to families dealing with this growing crisis.

As a committed legislator, she vowed to advocate for initiatives that promote healthy living and create safe spaces for all Liberians, especially the youth. In her call to action, she encouraged every citizen of Grand Gedeh County and the entire nation to join her in opposing drug abuse.
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‎Johnson aspires to see a united community that stands against the drug problem, working towards a healthier, stronger, and more prosperous Liberia where children can thrive free from the negative effects of harmful substances.
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‎She is convinced that through united efforts, we can cultivate a future where communities are liberated from the clutches of drugs, allowing young people to reach their full potential.
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‎“I urge every member of Grand Gedeh County and Liberia to join me in saying NO TO DRUGS. Let us come together as one community to tackle this challenge and strive for a more robust, healthier, and prosperous Liberia where our children can succeed without the burden of harmful substances,” she stated.
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‎“Together, we can build a future where our communities are free from the influence of drugs, empowering our youth to flourish.”

08/06/2025

READ!!! Lawmaker Sounds Alarm Over Violation of Concession Law, Advocates for Legal Compliance
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‎MONROVIA: Hon. Bernard Blue Benson Jr., the Representative for Electoral District #17 and National Chairman of the People’s Liberation Party (PLP), has issued a strong appeal for adherence to the rule of law amidst rising concerns regarding the implementation of the Liberia Traffic Management (LTM) Concession.
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‎In a letter directed at key national officials, Hon. Benson, who ran under the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), highlighted the necessity for Liberia to uphold its democratic values, particularly regarding legal concessions that have undergone all required constitutional processes.
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‎Despite being part of the opposition, Hon. Benson reiterated his dedication to supporting all development initiatives that serve the nation's interests. “Liberia holds greater significance than any political or religious affiliation,” he remarked, emphasizing the crucial roles of unity and legality in governance.
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‎His primary concern is the ongoing conflict between the Ministry of Transport and the concessionaire, Liberia Traffic Management, a company authorized by both chambers of the Legislature and sanctioned by the Supreme Court.
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‎Hon. Benson pointed out that the Ministry of Transport has been issuing driver’s licenses and registering vehicles through a different entity, MDMC, violating a directive from the Ministry of Justice and a communication from the Executive Office dated January 20, 2025.
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‎“This is a deliberate and unacceptable disregard for the highest authority in the land,” Hon. Benson stated, referring to what he perceives as a troubling precedent that undermines both the Executive and Judicial branches. He cautioned that the ongoing breaches and stay orders on LTM’s operations contradict the Supreme Court’s ruling, which he described as “harassment and mockery” of judicial authority.
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‎The lawmaker emphasized that if there are valid concerns regarding the current concession, the proper method would be to amend and correct the agreement through legislative processes rather than violating the law.
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‎“Our nation, rich in potential, requires a positive reputation in trade to thrive,” Hon. Benson warned. “We must remember that potential trade partners and investors are closely observing our actions.”
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‎The LTM Concession, enacted by the Legislature, was designed to modernize and enhance traffic management and related services in Liberia. However, the current deadlock between government ministries and the concessionaire could undermine investor confidence, according to Hon. Benson.
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‎He is urging national leaders, especially the Executive, to take decisive measures to ensure that laws enacted by the Legislature and upheld by the judiciary are enforced impartially.
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‎This situation arises at a pivotal moment when Liberia is aiming to attract new investments and collaborations to promote economic growth and infrastructure development.

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