By Amos HarrisPAYNESVILLE – A first-year assessment of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s flagship ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID) has revealed sluggish progress, weak coordination, and significant transparency gaps. According to the “President Meter Report 2025,” less than one percent of planned interventions reached full completion during the administration’s first twelve months. Commenting on the trajectory of the agenda, Naymote warned that the current pace of implementation is grossly insufficient to meet the AAID’s 2029 targets. At the present rate, the organization estimates that implementation would need to accelerate more than twentyfold to remain on track. The President Meter Report 2025 was produced under Naymote’s Democracy Advancement Program, with support from the Embassy of Sweden and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida).

Source: GNN Liberia January 14, 2026 05:40 UTC