The GOL has not been conducting due diligence therefore it has produced platforms for being bamboozled. When an individual or institute sets out to conduct due diligence it is usually misconstrued as being based on distrust and creates unnecessary despondence. The GOL has not been conducting due diligence therefore it has produced platforms for being bamboozled. Bamboozled Executive BranchThe Executive Branch has been bamboozled on uncountable occasions due to the failure to do due diligence. If all this is true, Speaker Chambers has bamboozled the people of Maryland, the Legislature and the whole of Liberia due to lack of due diligence.

While the indigenous majority felt the change was occurring too slowly, many Americo-Liberians felt it was too rapid. You were then the second Liberian president after President Benson to speak an indigenous language, and you promoted a program to bring more indigenous persons into the government. To the outside world, this peaceful transition seemed to signal political stability in Liberia, remarkable in Africa where political turmoil was the norm. By the late 1970s, your administration became increasingly open to overtures of economic assistance from Libya and Cuba. Happy Birthday Mr. President as we celebrate your 107 Birth Anniversary Posthumously.

I wish to address policing in general in our Liberia. Is it possible to change the police narrative: – This is a big question but really not that difficult to handle? Is it possible to change the narrative of the police in Liberia: – I read a book not so long ago which was speaking about people and nation building? Is it possible to change the narrative of the police narrative: – The Police Chief is the head of the police department? The police chief is the chief law enforcement officer in the nation.

For this reason, elections are the only concrete avenues that citizens must use to reward or punish candidates based on their integrity and performance. This refusal has made Liberia to remained in a transitional stage from July 26, 1847 to present in terms of free, fair, peaceful elections, and good governance practices after elections. These are still far from the norm because of the history of questionable electoral transparency, accountability, rule of law and good governance. While participatory governance promotes many forms of citizen participation for equal fighting chance opportunities and competing ideas beyond elections, this practice elusive in Liberia. So, the question is when will Liberia go on from transition?

If you carefully look at the video and photos of the “mailman” or messenger who delivered this unproven Corona “cure” to Liberian President George Manneh Weah at Liberia’s Roberts International Airport early this week, strangely, the messenger himself wore Corona face mask and hand gloves. If the cure works, then why would he need a face mask? And what does the latest ECOWAS “refute” claim means for its members proclaiming the “Corona Cure Is in Africa” mantra? So why won’t Madagascar convince the African Union first before telling the world it has the cure for the Coronavirus? So yes, ECOWAS has just distanced itself from the Madagascar Corona “cure” because it says there is no “proven medical and scientific test results” thus far, which is the prudent thing to do.

The Editor,I think the government should please allow passenger flights in the country so others who are not citizens of Liberia can be able to leave the country. We can’t be locked down as well why we are not benefitting from the Liberian government. Airlines are planning to resume starting June 1, 2020. But most airlines are saying they will only come for passengers when the restrictions place on the airports are relaxed or lift up. Some of us need to go, our government are not willing to get us out of here, so we need to find our own way out.

Monrovia – The Liberia National Bar Association (LNBA) President, the erudite lawyer, Cllr. Tiawon Saye Gongloe, has stated that Manipakei Dumoe’s statement of not wanting free rice but putting AK-47s in the hands of poor people in Monrovia is protected under the laws of Liberia. People can disagree with each other Liberia National Bar Association President, Cllr. Even though he said he doesn’t like the statement and won’t make such personally, but Cllr. Under the State of Emergency, the one thing that is never suspended is the right to habeas corpus.”On Tuesday, May 12, another lawyer of Dumoe, Cllr.

Mr. Benoni Urey, Chairman of Collaborating Political Parties and Political Leader of All Liberian PartyMonrovia – The Standard Bearer of the All Liberian Party (ALP) and Chairman of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), Mr. Benoni W. Urey, has called on the Liberian government to immediately release from detention Mr. Menipakei Dumoe. President [George] Weah needs to intervene and ensure that this man is released immediately,” Mr. Urey said. According to him, going on social media to restrict people from expressing their minds is not good for the maintenance of peace in Liberia. No group of people in Liberia makes more threatening remarks on social media than officials of this government and the CDC,” the ALP Political Leader added. Mr. Urey also termed as “unlawful” the search and seizure, which was carried out at Dumoe home.

BFF has also called for the immediate arrest and prosecution of all those suspected to be involved in the killing of the community chairman as required by the laws of Liberia. The release said, victim Roosevelt Anthony Mayango Jallah was stabbed to death while he and other community leaders were constructing a self-initiative community bridge aimed at facilitating free movement of residents, goods and services as the Rainy Season fast approaches. Quoting preliminary investigation of the Liberia National Police (LNP), BFF said the knife injury on victim Jallah’s body was six inches deep and three inches wide. According to BFF, suspect Sally was subsequently transferred to LNP Central Hqs on Friday, April 3rd. The late Roosevelt Mayango Jallah, was buried on Wednesday, April 15, 2020, at 10 am.

By Mae Azango, [email protected]Aunty Bade, who is a retired Registered Nurse, makes table cloths. She uses the skills she learned when she was in her teens on Bromley Mission, many years ago. Amazingly, she makes these table cloths for recreation and therapy. Interestingly, she does not forget the patterns she uses to make a table cloth design after so many years. Speaking to this newspaper, her niece Ms. Tucker said, Aunty Bade usually sits for hours and works without complains.

Before he began presenting the 25-kg 60 bags of rice to the students’ parents, Mr. Sabato J. Neufville, proprietor of the school, told them how they (school administration) has missed their students so badly since the last two months. We have been sitting in our corners thinking how we can give back to our students,” he said. The parents Neufville has also made their kids happy. The Kingsley Lington’s students’ parents were grateful to Proprietor Sabato Neufville for giving them rice and other non-food items“Majority of the people in Liberia, live off of what they get daily. In her special message to parents, she stated, “We are all in this together; please take the disease seriously.

Liberian Children’s Parliament Forum Speaker Prince Saydee and others in a recent protest to call the government attention to abuses against a childrenMonrovia – The Liberian Children’s Parliament Forum (LCPF) has frowned at Government of Liberia’s “total silence on the numerous violations against children in Liberia,” during this State of Emergency. “A 38-year-old Victor Trokon, an officer of the Liberia National Police was accused of raping a 13-year-old girl in Paynesville. Is this the ‘Change for Hope’ they told us about when children are being sexually harassed? Is this the ‘Change for Hope’ they told us about when police brutality against women and children are on the increase daily? It promotes children’s participation, forbids violence against children, frowns on the usage of children in trafficking, child labor, early child marriage, children on the move, stateless children, sexual exploitation and abuse, children deprivation, children discrimination, and all odds against the well-being of all children.

She thanked both Lena and Van Vicker for their farsightedness in trying to help the kids and their parents. We want to say thanks to Lena Marshall Foundation. Speaking to his newspaper, Ms. Marshall stated, “On behalf of my foundation, Lena Marshall Foundation and Van Vicker, we appreciate all the support being showered upon us at this difficult time of Covid-19. Our intention is to provide food and sanitary items for the students while they are at home. The items given to the students included rice, toothpastes, toothbrushes, shavers, bottles of Argo oil, Maggie cubes and sanitary pads.

Press Union of Liberia President Charles CoffeyMonrovia – The Rotary Club of Sinkor recently donated a huge consignment of face masks to the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), the Goodwill Clinic and several residents of Gbangay Town, Paynesville. Past President Eva Mappy Morgan, a member of the Rotary Club of Sinkor made the donation of 250 face/nose masks to Charles Coffey, President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) and admonished him to distribute the masks among journalists, who are on the frontlines reporting on the COVID-19. The Club also donated customized face mask to the Goodwill Clinic in Fiamah and the Gbangay Town Community on the Airfield. The Gbangay town community chairman also thanked the Rotarians of the Club of Sinkor for their timely contribution to the residents of his community. There are 37,000 member clubs worldwide, including the Rotary Club of Sinkor and it has a global membership of more than 1.2 million individuals, known as Rotarians.

Findley Karngar, has stated that his confidence in the Liberia National Police (LNP) has been betrayed. “The police had the intention to have had my client arrested and they lied that we were only going for a conference. The police had the intention to have had my client arrested and they lied that we were only going for a conference. Mr. Dumoe is the acting leader of the COP, inarguably the leading and most vibrant pressure group on the Liberian government of President George Manneh Weah. But the police refused and told Mr. Dodoo to stop and few minutes later, came back and seized his phone.