Roger G Gbahn Jr II

12/11/2025

The Government Fail on Primary Education, Job Creation and the Rule of Law
What's the essence of 1.2Billion Budget

29/10/2025

From visa restriction to visa extension, from Sanction Victims to Sanction Decider! All in 1yr, 10months-JNB💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

27/10/2025

Happy Birthday to the most uglyest running mate in the History of Liberia Hon. Harrison Kaiuway

24/10/2025

Nothing Has
Change

22/10/2025

20/10/2025

Given the current political landscape, I firmly believe that only Jeremiah Kpan Koung, the Vice President of Liberia, has the potential to defeat Former President George Weah in the 2029 elections.

While I respect President Joseph Boakai and his contributions to our nation, I will not support his candidacy in 2029, as he will be 85 years old by then. At this critical juncture in our nation's development, we need vibrant, forward looking leadership to move Liberia ahead.

20/10/2025

Liberia next President

26/08/2025

Official Rebuttal to Senator Samuel Gongben Kogar and His Political Advisor
In the midst of recent political developments and controversial demands issued by Senator Kogar and his so-called political advisor, Armstrong Gobac Selekpoh, we feel compelled to make our position clear.
Let it be known that no amount of threats or political grandstanding will intimidate or coerce the Vice President into submission. This is not the time for power-hungry maneuvers, selfish ambitions, or dictatorial posturing. The Vice President is a national leader — not a county figurehead. He serves all Liberians, not just the people of Nimba County.
To Senator Kogar:
We urge you to act with integrity, humility, and national interest. Your comparison of yourself to the late Senator Prince Y. Johnson is misplaced and deeply flawed. Senator Johnson, despite his controversies, was widely viewed as a political force who earned his place through time, sacrifice, and service. You are not entitled to inherit his legacy by demand or decree.
Let us address your so-called "non-negotiable" demands:
• Leadership is earned, not handed over. No credible political organization will allow itself to be taken hostage by ultimatums.
• You cannot dictate appointments or demand public funds as if they were personal entitlements. $100K here, $75K there this is not how responsible leadership operates.
• The call for vehicles, cash, and appointment slots exposes the transactional nature of your politics, which the people of Nimba and Liberia at large are beginning to reject.
• Using the name of Nimba to advance personal agendas is unacceptable. The people of Nimba deserve representation that prioritizes their development, not personal elevation.
We, the youth and future leaders of Nimba, represented by myself, Roger G. Gbahn Jr., and many others, call on all citizens to remain calm. The Vice President is focused on supporting the President’s national agenda not on making backroom deals or appeasing political egos.
Let us rise above personal politics and work together for a better Nimba and a better Liberia.

05/07/2025

Wow.

16/06/2025

Update !!!
Jining City, Shandong Province, People’s Republic of China

By Diamond Slanger

Recap of Day 1 Activities of Vice President Koung Led Delegation to China. Equipment Inspection, Verification of Quality of Bids for “Yellow Machines” Contract.

Vice President Jeremiah Koung embarked on a productive tour of the Sany Heavy Machinery Factory in Changsha City today, as part of his important visit to China in anticipation of the acquisition of 285 yellow machines for Liberia.

During discussions with Sany executives, VP Koung highlighted the significance of value for money and emphasized the commitment of the Boakai-Koung administration to drive transformative initiatives in Liberia. Following this engagement, he and his delegation traveled to Jining City, Shandong Province, on a brief two-hour flight.

Upon arrival at the Jining City airport, VP Koung received a warm welcome from the President and executives of Shantui Construction Machinery Company LTD. Engaging in meaningful conversations with the Shantui team, he conveyed Liberia's strong interest in collaborative opportunities, and the executives expressed their eagerness to establish a productive partnership that benefits both parties.

Shantui specializes in the assembly of bulldozers, along with research and development, and the manufacturing of electronic automated machinery. After concluding his visit to the Shantui factories, the Vice President headed to the Sheng Du Hotel for a banquet hosted in his honor by the Municipal Government of Jining City, further strengthening diplomatic ties and showcasing Liberia's commitment to international collaboration.

Accompanying the Vice President are Minister of Public Works Roland Giddings; Executive Director of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), Bodger Scott Johnson; Deputy Director for Operations at the General Services Agency (GSA), Robert Wilson; and Assistant Minister for Budget at the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, Sarah Mulbah.

08/06/2025

Byron Byron
Haha 😄 🤣