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11/08/2026

Senator Abe Darius Dillon writes ✍️ ✍️...

Hon. Daniel O. Sando,

Let me do this in public this time around. I may not be the right or best "moral voice" to advise you. I am with my own short-comings as a human being and a national leader, but I have been around for a good while now and have gained some experience in public service. I have grown from a youth to a full-grown adult in public service for over 20 years.

I can still recall when I was a kid growing up, my mother used to say ... "My son, you better take time in life; you got far way to go." This was a positive advice that I did not understand at the time; all I thought then that my mother simply wanted to slow me down from doing things my own way.

No doubt, I have been a relevant and consequential figure in opposition in our national politics, and now a relevant and consequential figure (with humility) in collaboration with the ruling administration.

I have seen it all in my lifetime .. thus far! I have been liked at times, disliked at times, as well as booed at times and cheered on at times. I have seen it all .. thus far.

To the ISSUE of this Post!
Your recent comments directed at Sen. Amara Konneh essentially referencing his religion and religious belief was inappropriate and out of order, from my viewpoint. There are many other ways to respond to issues than the manner and path you have chosen. You need to reach out to make amends!!

I am giving you this same advice my mother used to give me.... from a good place, hoping you will take it in good strides. Do not follow some of these political clapping and cheers ... they may be temporary and can shift!!!

11/08/2026
UPDATE: Questions Emerge Over Court Ruling in Francis L.M Horton v. Adada Smith Property CaseMONROVIA – Allegations have...
04/08/2026

UPDATE: Questions Emerge Over Court Ruling in Francis L.M Horton v. Adada Smith Property Case

MONROVIA – Allegations have surfaced regarding the handling of the court's ruling in the Francis L.M Horton v. Adada Smith real property dispute, with claims circulating that Cllr. Gloria Musu-Scott may have improperly influenced or misrepresented the outcome of the case. As of this publication, no official findings or court determination have substantiated these allegations.

The reports have sparked public debate over legal ethics and accountability within Liberia's justice system. Observers are calling for clarity on whether the matter has been brought to the attention of the Liberia National Bar Association and, if so, whether any review or investigation is underway.

The discussion has also renewed public interest in Liberia's rules governing the legal profession, including whether attorneys with criminal convictions may continue to practice law and what disciplinary procedures apply under the law.

Separately, some members of the public continue to raise questions about the unresolved circumstances surrounding the death of Charlotte Musu, arguing that the case remains a matter of public concern.

No public response has yet been issued by Cllr. Gloria Musu-Scott, the Liberia National Bar Association, or the courts regarding the latest allegations. This publication will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as verified information becomes available.

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