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06/15/2026

TUMUTU TRAINING CENTER REOPENS AS GOVERNMENT PUSHES YOUTH AGRICULTURAL EMPOWERMENT.

By Samuel Flomo, Jr.
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The TUMUTU Agricultural Educational Training Center is set to officially reopen on June 20, 2026, in a move widely seen as part of government efforts to expand youth empowerment through agricultural and vocational training across Liberia.

The reopening is linked to commitments made by the Minister of Youth and Sports, Cornelia Wonkerleh Kruah, during her nationwide assessment tour of youth development institutions earlier this year.

During that engagement, she pledged to ensure the restoration of key training centers to increase access to practical skills for young Liberians.

Following months of renovation and rehabilitation, the TUMUTU center has now been fully prepared to resume operations after a period of disruption.

Authorities say the upgraded facility is expected to play a critical role in strengthening Liberia’s agricultural training system and youth development agenda.

Speaking ahead of the reopening, the Director of the institution, Prince Kromah, confirmed that all major facilities, including classrooms, dormitories, and training spaces, have been restored and are ready for use.

He explained that the center will operate a modernized curriculum designed to meet the evolving demands of the agricultural sector.

The program will include crop production, livestock management, agribusiness, sustainable farming techniques, general agriculture, farm machinery operations, and computer studies.

According to management, the institution is targeting an intake of 200 students, with the goal of producing skilled young farmers, technicians, and agripreneurs who can contribute to national food security and rural economic development.

However, Director Kromah acknowledged that attracting enough students remains a key challenge ahead of reopening.

He noted that the Ministry of Youth and Sports has already provided 75 scholarships for prospective trainees, while discussions are ongoing with development partners to secure additional support.

He also called on parents, community leaders, and youth groups to encourage young people to take advantage of the opportunity, emphasizing that agriculture remains one of the most reliable pathways to employment and self-reliance in Liberia.

He stated, “Investing in young people through practical agricultural training is essential to transforming our food systems and strengthening rural livelihoods.”

The reopening of the TUMUTU center forms part of the Ministry of Youth and Sports’ broader strategy to revitalize technical and vocational education and training (TVET) institutions across the country.

The initiative is expected to bridge critical skills gaps, promote innovation, and encourage entrepreneurship among young Liberians, particularly in B**g, Margibi, and Nimba Counties.

With renewed government support, the institution is expected to reclaim its role as a leading center for agricultural training and youth empowerment, contributing to Liberia’s long-term goals of food security and sustainable development.

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06/15/2026

Full statement by Dr. Clarence Moniba, LINU Political Leader on the US$19 million drug bust. 👇🏿

“FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

STATEMENT BY DR. CLARENCE MONIBA ON THE GOVERNMENT’S HANDLING OF THE US$19 MILLION CO***NE INVESTIGATION

Fellow Liberians,

The seizure of co***ne valued at more than US$19 million at the Roberts International Airport is not an ordinary drug case. It is a major national security matter. It raises serious questions about border security, airport operations, organized crime, corruption, and the integrity of our justice system.

Liberians now want answers. They want accountability. They want confidence that the full truth will emerge and that every individual connected to this operation, regardless of status or influence, will be brought before the law.

However, more than a week after this historic seizure, the Government of Liberia, through the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency, continues to withhold key information from the public, arguing that disclosure could compromise ongoing investigations and the collection of evidence.

On its face, that explanation may appear reasonable.

But it raises an important question.

And this is my problem: the lack of consistency.

For years, Liberians have witnessed the names, photographs, and identities of drug suspects being publicly released almost immediately after arrest. Ordinary citizens have been identified. Poor citizens have been identified. Young people have been publicly displayed. In many instances, these disclosures occurred long before any court determined guilt or innocence.

Yet today, in one of the largest co***ne seizures in Liberia's recent history, we are suddenly told that disclosure could jeopardize the investigation.

Fellow Liberians, we must ask: why now?

If this new standard is necessary, why was it not applied in previous cases?

If silence protects investigations, why did silence not protect previous investigations?

If premature disclosure can prejudice prosecutions, why were past suspects publicly exposed before trial?

These are not political questions.

They are questions of fairness.

They are questions of equal treatment under the law.

The Government cannot apply one standard to ordinary Liberians and another standard when powerful interests may be involved.

That is not justice.

That is selective law enforcement.

Let me be clear. We are not asking the Government to release information that would lawfully endanger witnesses, compromise evidence, or weaken international cooperation. We are asking the Government to explain why the rules appear to have changed in this particular case.

The Liberian people deserve transparency.

They deserve consistency.

They deserve equal treatment under the law.

This case must not become another situation where small names are sacrificed while powerful actors remain protected. It must not become another scandal in which financiers, facilitators, and politically connected individuals escape scrutiny while others bear the consequences.

The Government says no one will be shielded from investigation. That assurance is welcome. But assurances alone are not enough. They must be matched by actions that inspire public confidence.

Liberia cannot win the fight against drugs when citizens begin to believe that the system is tougher on the powerless than it is on the powerful. Public trust is not built through press releases. It is built when institutions demonstrate fairness, consistency, and impartiality.

We therefore call upon the Government of Liberia, the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency, the Ministry of Justice, and the Joint Security Team to provide a clear and credible update on this investigation, including the status of those arrested, those being sought, and the measures being taken to identify financiers, facilitators, and any institutional enablers connected to this criminal enterprise.

The Liberian people are not asking for politics.

They are asking for justice.

They are asking for accountability.

They are asking for equal treatment.

They are asking for the truth.

This US$19 million co***ne case is a test of national integrity. It is a test of whether our justice system serves the law equally or whether different rules apply to different people.

Fellow Liberians, prolonged silence in a matter of this magnitude does not strengthen public confidence. It weakens it.

Liberia deserves answers.”

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06/15/2026

Citizens Views on the Recent 19 Million Drugs Case By LDEA

By McGill B L William and Francis Kolleh

06/15/2026

Jefferson Koijee Raises Alarm Over Co***ne Seizure, Cites Major Security Lapses

Jefferson T. Koijee, Secretary General of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), has described the recent co***ne seizure connected to Liberia as a clear indication of a well-coordinated international drug trafficking operation exploiting the country’s official security and aviation systems.

Koijee emphasized that the situation is deeply concerning, not only due to the significant volume of co***ne—estimated by him to be worth over US$50 million—but also because the shipment allegedly passed through legitimate channels as general cargo, complete with proper documentation and security approvals.

He explained that the cargo was processed through Liberia’s airport security, officially cleared as screened, and transported from Monrovia to London Heathrow via Brussels before it was eventually intercepted. According to shipping records, both the sender in Liberia and the recipient in the United Kingdom were identified, suggesting the operation utilized formal, regulated systems rather than illegal pathways.

Koijee argued that this development highlights serious weaknesses within Liberia’s security and regulatory structures, pointing to the presence of an organized criminal network capable of infiltrating established institutions.

He also accused the government of attempting to downplay the magnitude of the incident, claiming that official statements are minimizing the seriousness of the case.

Koijee warned that failing to take strong and decisive action could negatively impact Liberia’s national security, harm its international standing, and threaten stability within the region.

Referencing the experience of Guinea-Bissau with drug trafficking, he cautioned that Liberia risks being labeled a narco-state if stricter measures are not implemented to combat drug activities and reinforce oversight at key entry points.

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06/15/2026

KARFIAH'S POLITICAL DECENCY SETS HIM APART AS B**G LEADERSHIP DEBATE INTENSIFIES.

By Samuel Flomo, Jr.
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email: [email protected]

As political discussions gain momentum across B**g County, former District #5 Representative Edward W. Karfiah is increasingly being commended by residents and political observers for what many describe as his mature, respectful, and development-focused approach to politics.

At a time when political discourse is often dominated by personal attacks, insults, and partisan confrontations, Karfiah's supporters say he has distinguished himself as a leader who prioritizes issues affecting ordinary citizens over political grandstanding.

They argue that his record demonstrates a commitment to constructive engagement, policy discussions, and solutions-driven leadership.

Residents across several communities have noted that Karfiah has consistently avoided using public platforms to attack political rivals, choosing instead to focus on matters relating to education, infrastructure, economic opportunities, and community development.

According to supporters, this approach reflects a deep understanding of the responsibilities associated with public service.

Many citizens believe that the growing demand for effective representation requires leaders who can navigate modern legislative challenges through dialogue, negotiation, and consensus-building rather than confrontation.

They contend that Karfiah's experience in national politics has equipped him with the skills necessary to advocate effectively for B**g County's interests.

Political commentators also point to his legislative background as evidence of his capacity to engage in substantive debates on national issues.

During his tenure in the House of Representatives, Karfiah earned recognition for his participation in discussions centered on governance, policy reform, and development initiatives.

"Leadership is about solving problems and bringing people together, not creating unnecessary divisions," said Titus Flomo, a resident of Gbenequelleh.

"Edward Karfiah has shown that he understands what responsible leadership should look like."

Hannah Tokpah of Wainsue also praised the former lawmaker's conduct, describing him as a leader who values respect and constructive dialogue.

As B**g County's political landscape continues to evolve, questions surrounding leadership style, competence, and public conduct are becoming increasingly important.

For many residents, Karfiah's reputation for civility, experience, and issue-based politics places him among the leaders capable of providing effective representation and advancing the county's development agenda at the national level.

06/15/2026

District 2 Still Waiting for Results as Resident Questions Kolleh’s Legacy in Legislature.

By Samuel Flomo, Jr.
Contact: 0886667282
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Growing dissatisfaction appears to be taking root in parts of B**g County Electoral District #2, where some residents say they are still searching for evidence of meaningful representation from Representative James M. Kolleh nearly four years after his arrival at the National Legislature.

Among the most vocal critics is James Sumo of Dor Ta, who argues that the lawmaker's tenure has produced more questions than answers for the people he was elected to serve.

According to Sumo, Representative Kolleh has failed to provide constituents with a detailed report outlining his legislative accomplishments, development priorities, and efforts to address the numerous challenges facing communities throughout the district.

"We voted for representation, but many people are still wondering exactly how they are being represented," Sumo said.

"The district deserves to know what has been achieved since Representative Kolleh took office."

The Dor Ta resident claimed that despite occupying a seat in the House of Representatives, the district continues to struggle with deteriorating roads, under-resourced schools, and a lack of visible development projects.

"Our communities are facing serious difficulties every day," Sumo asserted. "Road connectivity remains poor, educational facilities need support, and many residents believe the district is not receiving the attention it deserves."

Sumo further alleged that there is little public awareness of major legislative initiatives or oversight efforts undertaken by Kolleh on behalf of District #2.

"When people discuss his performance, they struggle to identify significant achievements that have directly improved the lives of ordinary citizens," he said. "That is why many residents are becoming frustrated."

The resident also questioned the lawmaker's priorities, claiming that public appearances and social media engagements have become more visible than efforts to address pressing community concerns.

"People want action, not distractions," Sumo declared. "They want roads, better schools, opportunities for young people, and solutions to the problems affecting their daily lives."

As public scrutiny intensifies, Sumo is urging Representative Kolleh to break his silence and present a comprehensive account of his stewardship before the people of Electoral District #2.

"The citizens deserve transparency," Sumo said. "Leadership comes with accountability, and the people have every right to know what their representative has done on their behalf. District #2 cannot continue to wait while its challenges remain unresolved."

As of publication, Representative James M. Kolleh had not provided a response to the allegations.

06/14/2026

LDEA Playing Co***ne Games or Protecting an Investigation?

Editorial by Francis Kolleh

MONROVIA, Liberia – Liberia once again finds itself confronting uncomfortable questions about transparency, justice, and accountability in the fight against narcotics trafficking. What is now being described as one of the largest co***ne-related investigations under the administration of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has ignited nationwide concern not only because of the staggering reported value of the drugs involved, but also due to the manner in which information is being released by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA).

At the center of the controversy is a growing public perception that the agency may be applying selective transparency in handling the case. While authorities publicly identified Emmanuel Zeon as an individual allegedly linked to the shipment and currently being sought by law enforcement, the names of several others reportedly connected to the case remain undisclosed.

This has raised an important question in the minds of many Liberians: Why reveal one name while shielding others?

The LDEA has argued that withholding identities forms part of an ongoing investigative strategy aimed at preventing suspects from fleeing, destroying evidence, or obstructing justice. On paper, this explanation appears reasonable. Serious criminal investigations—especially those involving organized drug trafficking networks—often require confidentiality to preserve the integrity of evidence and secure successful prosecutions.

However, critics argue that the agency’s current approach risks undermining public trust. To many observers, the selective release of information appears inconsistent. If investigators possess enough confidence to publicly identify and accuse one alleged suspect, some ask why others reportedly in detention or under investigation remain unnamed.

The issue is not merely about satisfying public curiosity; it speaks to a larger concern regarding fairness and equal treatment under the law. Liberia’s painful history with corruption, weak institutions, and allegations of political interference has created an environment where citizens naturally question whether justice is being administered evenly or selectively.

In the court of public opinion, perception matters.

The silence surrounding some suspects has fueled speculation across communities, social media, and political circles that certain individuals may be benefiting from protection due to status, influence, or political connections. While no concrete evidence has emerged to support such allegations, the absence of clear communication from authorities has left room for rumors to flourish.

This is precisely where the LDEA faces its greatest challenge not simply fighting drugs, but maintaining public confidence in the integrity of its fight.

Drug trafficking remains one of Liberia’s most dangerous threats, particularly for the country’s young population. Communities across Liberia continue to struggle with substance abuse, particularly among vulnerable youth whose futures are increasingly threatened by narcotics. For many citizens, this case represents more than another criminal investigation it represents a test of whether Liberia is genuinely serious about dismantling powerful drug networks regardless of who may be involved.

At the same time, fairness demands caution. Law enforcement agencies must not be pushed into compromising investigations simply to satisfy political pressure or media demands. Naming individuals without sufficient evidence or before proper legal procedures are followed can jeopardize prosecutions and violate rights.

Yet transparency and professionalism are not mutually exclusive.

The LDEA must recognize that public confidence is earned through openness, consistency, and accountability. If names cannot yet be released for legal reasons, authorities should clearly explain why. If investigations are ongoing, the agency must regularly update the public with credible information to reduce suspicion and misinformation.

Liberians deserve clarity. They deserve assurance that no one whether ordinary citizen or politically connected figure is above the law.

As this investigation unfolds, the central question remains: Is the LDEA strategically protecting a sensitive investigation, or unintentionally fueling perceptions of selective justice?

The answer may ultimately determine not only the credibility of this case but also public confidence in Liberia’s broader war against drugs.

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06/14/2026

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) says ongoing investigations into the reported US$19 million drug indicate that the consignment was transported to Roberts International Airport on Friday, June 5, 2026, by an individual identified as Emmanuel Zeon.

According to the LDEA, Zeon allegedly delivered the cargo to the airport warehouse for export via Brussels Airlines before leaving the scene shortly afterward. Authorities say he is currently being sought by law enforcement.

The agency further explained that it has withheld the names of some individuals allegedly connected to the drug trafficking case, arguing that publicly disclosing those identities at this stage could allow suspects still in hiding to flee or destroy critical evidence.

Question of the Day, What message do you have for the LDEA Boss regarding the handling of this US$19 million drug case in Liberia?

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