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11/09/2025

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04/09/2025

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Bensonville Court Issues Arrest Writ for Pastor Massa D. Tarnue Jr of Free Pentecostal Global Mission Fendell Beach Incorporated Over Contempt and Unpaid Financial Obligation

Bensonville, Liberia – September 3, 2025

The Bensonville Magisterial Court has issued a Writ of Arrest for Massa D. Tarnue Jr., a resident of the Fendell Community in Louisiana Township, Montserrado County, on charges of Contempt of Court relating to
theft of property and misapplication of entrusted property.

According to court documents signed by Stipendiary Magistrate Quincy A.Q. Garnett, the arrest comes after Tarnue allegedly failed to honor a payment agreement stemming from earlier criminal proceedings. Tarnue had committed to settling a financial obligation totaling US$6,075.00 in six installments, but defaulted on the July 2025 payment.

The Court notes that this failure to comply with the stipulated financial obligation amounts to willful disobedience and disrespectful action toward the court, triggering a contempt charge. As a result, officers of the court have been commanded to arrest Tarnue and bring him before the court without delay.

The writ, issued on September 3, 2025, further states that Tarnue shall be held in custody until he can "show cause, if any," why he should not be held in contempt for disregarding the terms of the payment agreement.

The complaint was initiated by the Republic of Liberia through the Bensonville Magisterial Court Private Prosecutor and processed by Clerk of Court Emmanuel D. Fumo Sr.

Tarnue’s legal troubles highlight ongoing enforcement actions by local courts to compel compliance with restitution agreements, especially in cases involving entrusted funds and property. The case has sparked discussions about the consequences of failing to honor court-approved financial settlements.

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01/08/2025

Breaking News: Official Whistleblower Messages Hit The Desk of The President Against G2 Pharmacy.

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July 30,2025

Whistleblower

His.Excellency,PresidentJoseph Nyumah Boakai, President of the Republic of Liberia.

I bring you greetings from the Liberia Medicines and Health Products Regulatory Authority(LMHRA).
YourExcellency, this is a Whistleblower and call for attention.

Your Excellency, you requested a report regarding the information as published in The front-page Africa headline of the board resolution of revocation of G2 Importers
license for importation of substandard medicines.The report currently submitted by the LMHRA managing director has just been prepared and cooked for your hearing but is far from reality and truth.
The report on the ADR reaction was conducted and the finding was submitted to the Department of Inspectorate for post-marketing surveillance, and a formal complaint was written to the LMHRA hearing board for investigation.
The finding from the hearing board contains 236 packs, with each labelling violation of each packaging as stated in the LMHRA Act of 2010. Each violation got an administrative penalty of 500 USD, resulting to one hundred eighteen thousand(118,000USD).
Instead of USD 118,000 The MD and DMD of LMHRA made G2 pharmacy to pay only 1,000USD. Do the life of Liberian 16 years old boy cost 1,000USD? How did the MD and DMD dropped the fine from USD 118,000 to only USD 1,000?
The packaging and pack size are not components of the ADR report submitted previously. The 24-packs as mentioned in the current MD report is not a reality. He was the formal board chair, and under his watch the medicine was imported. This
was a gross mistake to allow a formal board chair to become managing director at LMHRA.
If not through the Board of directors approach towards this case, G2 would have been set free for causing a death of a young Liberian boy. The Board of directors caught the attention of the case and directed G2’s license cancelation and fined him for the death, but the MD and DMD of LMHRA are behind the board of directors to cancel the resolution of investigation against the very G2 pharmacy. It seems that G2 and the MD and the DMD have certain mutual interest, else why would the regulatory Authority MD and DMD go against the Board of directors legal approach towards the violated G2 pharmacy.
The report was an internal document and did not require a signature. Members of the investigation team was called and manipulated into signing the current report.

Please compare the report submitted with the below format.
1. Introduction
1. Objective of theInvestigation
2. Incident Overview
2. IncidentDetails
1. Patient Information
2. Admission and Procedure Details
3. Summary of events
3. Findings from theInvestigation
1. Regulatory Status ofSuspected Drug
2. OtherMedicationsUsed
3. ADR Report Summary
4. Primary Cause of ADR
5. Recommendations

Your Excellency, below are some of the action points to investigate.
The honorable currently serving as the managing director of LMHRA previously held the position of board chair before his appointment.
Currently, Hon. Bawo is engaged in anti-discrimination by removing Unity party members from their positions and replacing them with CDCIANNS who campaign against the party.
This is even a violation and fronting situation, as the board of LMHRA in their sitting rejected the controller then, but Dr. Bawo maintained his crowning and this is even a violation and fronting situations, as the board of LMHRA in their sitting rejected the controller then, but Dr. Bawo maintained his crowning and even promoted him as director of finance of administration without an audit, even promoting the controller after the board demanded an audit.
Currently, Hon. Bawo is engaged in anti-discrimination by giving benefits to selected personnel that he brought and employed under his control, especially those maneuvering his activities.
•He appointed the controller as director of finance and administration after he
succeeded. The controller at that time when he was serving as board chair, but the board rejected this appointment because there was no audit and to no avail; the audit is yet to be conducted up to present.
The core function of LMHRA is not implemented; even lab consumables and reference standards to conduct testing on imported medicines are not available• We see money in the amount of fifty-eight thousand United States dollars (58,000USD)paid in the name of an individual, which violates the PCC law.
The Government of Liberia, through GSA and the Ministry of Finance, has paid the rent for LMHRA for this year, and yet we see wastage of public funds only because people want to get kickbacks.
•We see an MOU signed for a community-based organization for pharmaceutical waste management in which ten thousand United States dollars (S10,000.00 USD)are paid periodically as the law provides only LMHRA is responsible for the disposal of pharmaceutical waste. This is corruption; this is not what we voted for.

Barely over-the period, approximately three million in expenditure with no growth in infrastructure at LMHRA and regulatory system strengthening.

Your Excellency, this is not what we advocated for. We spoke against these unlawful attitudes that continue to break the governing of our institution, marginalization, anti-discrimination, and subjective selection of personnel for maneuvering. We were hunted for a good six (6)years for campaigning for you, and still we are being hunted.
Currently, they are calling on critical voices and threatening suspension of affixed documentation in their favor. We normally hear them saying we have people in the barely over the period, approximately three million in expenditure with no growth in infrastructure at LMHRA and regulatory system strengthening.
Your excellency, this is not what we advocated for. We spoke against these unlawful attitudes that continue to break the governing of our institution, marginalization, anti-discrimination, and subjective selection of personnel for maneuvering. We were hunted for a good six (6)years for campaigning for you, and still we are being hunted.

Currently, they are calling on critical voices and threatening suspension of affixed documentation in their favor. We normally hear them saying we have people in the executive; nothing will happen to us. We fought for this government, and we cannot allow people to damage these hard-earned characters and, above all, the people.

RECOMMENDATION: Call for an audit for LMHRA; the audit should be fully
implemented.

24/07/2025

Urgent Call to Close Down G2 Pharmacy Following Teen’s Death.

On January 3, 2025, a 16-year-old boy tragically died at Catholic Hospital shortly after being administered Bupivacaine (Marcaine, Spinal Heavy 0.5%), a spinal anesthetic imported by G2 Pharmacy.

An LMHRA investigation confirmed that the drug had no batch number, expiry date, or English labeling, violating national regulations. Shockingly, it was imported under a special permit, bypassing standard safety checks.

Despite desperate efforts by hospital staff, the patient suffered severe adverse reactions within minutes and died during emergency interventions. To make matters worse, the hospital refused entry to LMHRA inspectors, obstructing the investigation.

This is not just a medical error it is a regulatory failure that cost a young life.

The medication that entered the country was in Dutch Language and had no English, lacking expiry and manufacturing date.
The LMHRA board of directors intervened and did an investigation since March 2025 and found that the product entered the market without IPD signed or approved, thus leading to fatality.

We strongly urge His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to act swiftly by ordering the immediate closure of G2 Pharmacy, and to launch a broader crackdown on illegal or unsafe drug importation in Liberia.

One life lost is one too many. G2 Pharmacy must be held accountable.

23/07/2025

A Memorable Day of Giving in Honor of a Beloved Mother.

Today marks a truly memorable and heartfelt occasion as the Assistant Minister for Special Services-Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs, Hon. George A. T. Marshall Sr., commemorated the birthday of his late mother with a generous act of service to the community. In honor of her legacy, Minister Marshall made a remarkable donation at the Kendja Dr. Annie Memorial Clinic in Rehab, presenting a significant quantity of essential medical supplies along with over 15 bags of rice to support the clinic’s ongoing operations and outreach efforts.

This noble gesture stands as a tribute not only to his late mother’s memory but also to the values of compassion, service, and community upliftment that she undoubtedly instilled in him.

The Officer-in-Charge of the clinic, Madam Gertrude F. H. Valhmu, expressed her sincere gratitude to Minister Marshall for the timely and impactful donation. She assured the gathered guests and the community that the supplies and food items will be used solely for their intended purposes to improve healthcare delivery and community well-being.

The event was not only touching but inspiring, reminding everyone present of the power of remembrance through acts of kindness and service. Minister Marshall’s action has once again highlighted the importance of leadership rooted in empathy and giving back.

Today, a mother’s legacy lived on not in silence, but in service.

11/07/2025

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11/07/2025

“Decentralization Cannot Run on Goodwill Alone,” Montserrado Commissioners Warn:

Montserrado- Commissioner Edward Horton Lahai has warned, that Liberia’s experiment with decentralization is “running on fumes” as most local governments remain unfunded, understaffed and overlooked 15 months after the Boakai administration pledged to put power and resources closer to the people.

“We inherited a roofless office, zero electricity and a bank account that had been dormant for six years,” Lahai told Kalando TV this week.

“That is not decentralization; that is abandonment dressed up as policy.”

Lahai, who was confirmed by the Senate July 11, 2024, rallied friends and private partners to repair the building, restock basic tools, and launch monthly clean-ups.

He also enlisted 74 volunteers, cut to 50 when the township could no longer feed the payroll, to create departments for sanitation, dispute resolution, and parking enforcement.

“Our first wheelbarrow came from the Monrovia City Corporation,” he said. “Imagine a capital-county township starting with no brooms, no shovels, nothing.”

While cabinet ministers draw comfortable pay, many township commissioners have yet to receive a year’s salary.

Lahai’s own wage fell from about US $200 to US $91.99 and LRD 7,794 in May.

“Some colleagues haven’t seen a single Liberian dollar since they took the oath,” he complained.

“We are called ‘Honorable, but the honor stops at the title.”

Local staffers fare worse, often earning below the national minimum wage while fielding every complaint, from land disputes to public-health emergencies.

Montserrado hosts 33 local jurisdictions, five cities, 21 townships, one borough, and five chiefdoms, yet fewer than five receive regular budget transfers, according to county records.

Community fees that should fund trash collection, streetlights, and minor works go largely uncollected because residents “don’t know the fee exists or see no benefits when they do pay,” Lahai said.

Although Liberia’s Local Government Act promises to devolve authority, ministries and agencies still roll out projects with scant input from township leaders.

“MACs arrive with directives from Monrovia, bypass the commissioner, and then blame us when projects stall,” Lahai noted.

“True decentralization means handing over both power and purse strings.”

Lahai credits Representative Prescilla Abram Cooper for funding a new Congo Town fire sub-station and singles out citizens Richard Dorbor and Cytarus Grace Dahn, whose combined LRD 75,000 kick-started the township’s parking-meter service, now its most reliable revenue stream.

The commissioner wants next year’s national budget to include a protected line item for every local administration and legislation giving townships limited taxing authority.

“Liberia cannot develop from Newport Street down,” he argued.
“Give local governments the tools and watch how fast communities change.”

Until then, Lahai says he and his peers remain Liberia’s “Public Servants Pro Max”, working without fuel slips, medical cover, or even scratch cards.

“We will keep improvising,” he said, “but a nation can not live forever on improvisation.”

31/03/2025

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24/02/2025

Court Issues Writ of Arrest for Contempt and Bail Jumping for Pastor Massa D. Tarnue, Jr. of Free Pentecostal Global Mission Incorporated Fendell Beach after boycotting court appearance twice.


Bensonville, Montserrado County– In a significant legal development, the Bensonville Magisterial Court has issued a writ of arrest for several individuals, including the Senior Pastor of the Free Pentecostal Global Mission Incorporated Fendell Beach, defendant Massa D. Tarnue, Jr., and his sureties, on charges of contempt of court and bail jumping.

The order, as directed by His Honour Quincy A.Q. Garnett mandates the immediate arrest of Rev. Tarnue and his sureties, Rev. Abraham T. Sackie, Totaye Abraham Browne, and Dr. Elimelech J. Powoe—who are accused of failing to ensure Tarnue's appearance in court on specified dates.

Tarnue was originally brought before the court on allegations of theft and misapplication of entrusted property.

After being granted bail with sureties, he reportedly chose not to appear for his scheduled hearings, which has led to this contempt charge.

The writ outlines the responsibility of the sureties, noting that they were expected to produce Tarnue in court.

Instead, they allegedly advised him to evade the legal proceedings, showing a clear disregard for the court's authority.

The writ commands law enforcement to arrest the individuals involved and bring them before the Bensonville Magisterial Court to respond to the charges against them.

This action emphasizes the court's commitment to uphold the law and its processes, as any failure to comply is met with serious legal ramifications, including potential penalties for contempt.

The court proceedings will continue, and further developments are anticipated as the implicated parties respond to these serious allegations.

Rev. Chaplain Massa David Tarnue Jr. has been charged with theft and misappropriation of property, totalling over $8,000 in United States dollars.

The Liberia National

31/12/2024

Who is Minister Bill McGill Jones?

Minister Bill McGill Jones is a distinguished Liberian leader, widely recognized for his unwavering commitment to public service, governance, and sustainable development. A seasoned practitioner in public-sector reforms, development planning, environmental management, and strategic leadership, Minister Jones exemplifies professionalism, integrity, and a deep dedication to national progress.

Professional Expertise and Leadership
Minister Jones has demonstrated exceptional capability in his various roles, shaping public-sector policies and fostering development in Liberia. His leadership spans critical areas, including:

Public-sector reforms: Implementing efficient systems to enhance governance.
Development planning: Designing strategic policies to drive socio-economic growth.
Environmental and Natural Resource Management: Advocating for sustainable resource utilization.

Executive leadership: Managing dynamic teams to achieve organizational and national goals.

As Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, Minister Jones oversees critical administrative functions, ensuring operational excellence and policy alignment to Liberia's development priorities.

Educational Background and Professional Certification.

Minister Jones has earned advanced degrees and certifications from globally renowned institutions, reflecting his commitment to continuous learning and excellence in public administration:

Executive Strategic Leadership Management
Institution: Jacobs-Abbey Global Institute for Leadership Studies
Issued: July 2021
Credential ID: Jagils210520

Rule of Law and Professional Ethics for Civil Servant Leaders
Institution: Folke Bernadotte Academy (FBA)
Issued: June 2021

Certificate in Professionalism and Performance Management
Institution: Public Administration International (PAI)
Issued: October 2018

Executive Education in Leadership in Development: Managing Change in a Dynamic World
Institution: Harvard Kennedy School
Issued: June 2018

Policy Analyst: Using Evidence to Support Policy Decision Making in Government
Institution: Adam Smith International
Issued: July 2015

Master’s in Finance and Development
Institution: Morgan State University - Graves School of Business & Management.

Humanitarian and Leadership Contributions
Minister Jones’ humanitarian efforts are exemplified through his role as Chairman of the Professional Distinct Fellows (PDF Matrix), a nonprofit organization he has led since March 2013. The organization comprises professionals who are committed to giving back to society, focusing on:

Charity initiatives: Supporting orphans and underprivileged communities.

Career modeling: Mentoring youth to realize their full potential.

Academic contests: Promoting educational excellence through competitive platforms.
Sports development: Encouraging youth participation in sports for personal growth.
Policy dialogues: Facilitating discussions between citizens and state actors to promote good governance.

The PDF Matrix reflects Minister Jones’ belief that community service is a fundamental responsibility of all professionals.

Legacy and Impact:

Minister Bill McGill Jones is not only a public servant but also a visionary leader who strives to create lasting change. His contributions to public administration, policy reform, and community development have earned him national and international recognition.

Through his innovative leadership, Minister Jones continues to advocate for transparent governance, youth empowerment, and sustainable development. He remains a role model, inspiring the next generation of Liberian leaders and working tirelessly to uplift his country.

His journey, from his humble beginnings to becoming a key figure in Liberia’s governance, exemplifies resilience, dedication, and a profound commitment to the well-being of his nation.

For those who know him, Minister Jones is more than a public official, he is a symbol of hope, progress, and transformative leadership in Liberia.
McGill Jones