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Statement from the Communication office, Bomi County Administration.May 25, 2026The Communication office of the Bomi Cou...
25/05/2026

Statement from the Communication office, Bomi County Administration.

May 25, 2026

The Communication office of the Bomi County Administration have seen reports circulating regarding a lawsuit by British investor Hans Armstrong alleging an illegal sale of equipments from Sackie Town.

We wish to clarify that the Administration of Bomi County have not received any official notice, court documents, or formal communication regarding this matter from Mr. Armstrong, his legal representatives, or the relevant Judicial authorities.

The office's position is straightforward:
No response will be issued until formal notice is properly served.
Once the Administration received the appropriate legal documents, it will address the matter through the correct legal and administrative channel.

Issued by:
The Communication office, Bomi County Administration.
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Source: Bomi Superintendent Official

20/05/2026

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🇱🇷 ‎This is James Debbah of Liberia and Ghana’s Captain from the Liberia vs. Ghana match in 1988 that boosted George Opp...
17/05/2026

🇱🇷 ‎This is James Debbah of Liberia and Ghana’s Captain from the Liberia vs. Ghana match in 1988 that boosted George Oppong Weah and James Salinsa Debbah’s popularity in Liberian football history. Liberia defeated Ghana 2-0.
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‎The late Walter Pelham was the head coach of Lone Star for that match.
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‎It was during this game that Liberians sang the popular chant, “Oppong open lay Debbah close it.”
‎Before that match, James Debbah promised he was going to score on Ghana. In the first half, George Opong Weah scored. During the half time, Journalists went to James Debbah on camera, and asked why he had not score up to the end of first half. The "Miracle Maker", James Debbah answered in 8 chilling words", "Just Wait And See What I Will Do". The second half went on and still no goal from Debbah who was tightly policed by the Ghanian defense. Almost for the game to end, James Salinsa Debbah, Liberia Most Celebrated Star made the desperate move and was weighed to the ground by 2 Ghanian defenders. Struggling to rise and leaving the 2 defenders who were holding his jersey, on the ground, Debbah took the decisive shot with his right foot while struggling to rise. Daily Observer Newspaper's photo Journalist, Gregory Stenn caught that daring scene. There, jubilant Liberians burst into singing. "Oppong Open it; Debbah Closed it" and not the other way around.

Credit: Liberian Soccer Geez

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Before Politics, We Are Liberians.Today, our nation marks 66 years of National Unification Day. A day born from the pro...
14/05/2026

Before Politics, We Are Liberians.

Today, our nation marks 66 years of National Unification Day. A day born from the profound conviction that Liberia can only rise when her people rise together.

Some say we are reintroducing ourselves; we will let them speak because the truth is
simple: those who truly serve their people never stopped showing up. You
cannot reintroduce what was never absent.
But for those only now discovering what leadership that delivers looks like , welcome to this conversation.

"We are stronger united than separated and no election cycle, no political calculation, no divisive whisper campaign will ever change that truth."

Our diversity as a county is not a liability. It is our greatest inheritance. Whether you support the ruling party, stand with the
opposition, or chart your own independent path, your voice is Liberian.

The Liberia we seek is a Liberia that is built through understanding, tolerance, and a relentless shared commitment to progress.
We must learn to disagree without becoming enemies. We must protect
the peace our people sacrificed to restore.

And it is our duty as statesmen and stateswomen to raise a generation that understands: unity is not weakness but unity is survival.

On this 66th National Unification Day, I call on every Liberian, especially our youth to reject division and choose the spirit of
togetherness. Rise above political colors remembering the red, white,and blue that binds us all as one nation, one destiny, one people.

Liberia does not belong to one. Liberia belongs to all of us.

May peace reign in our communities.
May unity guide our politics.
May love for country overcome every division among us.

Happy 66th National Unification Day,
Liberia.

Senator Richard Blama Devine
Former Senator, Bomi County

Konah Cyrus Idea is reporting from Kakata that a private security guard believed to be Mulbah Harris was reportedly kĂŻll...
13/05/2026

Konah Cyrus Idea is reporting from Kakata that a private security guard believed to be Mulbah Harris was reportedly kïlléd on his bike by a truck with license plate AQ 9571 in Kakata, Margibi County.

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The Assets Recovery Team has handed the letter to Cllr. Arthur Johnson on behalf of former Finance Minister Hon. Samuel ...
13/05/2026

The Assets Recovery Team has handed the letter to Cllr. Arthur Johnson on behalf of former Finance Minister Hon. Samuel D. Tweah Jr. 👇👇

Immediate Release The Minister of Youth and Sports, Hon. Atty. Cornelia W. Kruah, attention has been drawn to a matter ...
13/05/2026

Immediate Release

The Minister of Youth and Sports, Hon. Atty. Cornelia W. Kruah, attention has been drawn to a matter currently circulating from Grand Cape Mount County regarding the Cadet recruitment process. Upon receiving this information, Minister Kruah ordered an immediate investigation to be launched.

The findings confirmed that Miatta Ellen Dargoseh was originally shortlisted under Montserrado County, as reflected in the screenshot in circulation. Her appearance on the final list for Grand Cape Mount County was an administrative error, which has since been corrected.

Regarding Jede V. Kamara, our investigation could not verify his name on any of the previously approved shortlists. Consequently, Minister Kruah instructed his immediate disqualification from the process.

We remain fully committed to ensuring transparency, fairness, and credibility in all empowerment opportunities for the young people of Liberia. Every necessary step will continue to be taken to protect the integrity of this Cadet Program.

We also encourage members of the public to report any suspicious cases or concerns surrounding the Cadet recruitment process for prompt investigation and appropriate action.

Additionally, I would like to remind the public that the Cadet Program includes:

Senior university students
Recent university graduates
Young people with TVET certificates and vocational training

This Cadet Program is not exclusively for university students. High school graduates who possess recognized TVET certificates or vocational training qualifications are also eligible under that component of the program.

Signed:
P. Oxford Brown, Sr.
Director of Public Affairs
Ministry of Youth and Sports

The Honorable House of Representatives
13/05/2026

The Honorable House of Representatives

President Boakai Declares Thursday, May 14, 2026 As“National Unification Day”The President of the Republic of Liberia, H...
13/05/2026

President Boakai Declares Thursday, May 14, 2026 As“National Unification Day”

The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has by Proclamation declared Thursday, May 14, 2026 as “National Unification Day” and is to be observed throughout the Republic as a national holiday.

The observance of the Day is in consonance with an Act of National Legislature, which was passed into law in 1960, declaring the 14th of May each year as “National Unification Day” to be celebrated as a National Holiday in Liberia.

The proclamation directs that appropriate program be organized to celebrate the day.

The wisdom of the Unification Policy has found expression in the national fabric through the representation of all sections of the country including the Legislature and other branches of government, thereby promoting conditions of peace and unity.

The proclamation also indicated that since the Unification and Integration Policy became a cogent part of the National Development Plan, the people of Liberia have seen marked progress and improvement in all spheres of national endeavors, particularly in the economic, educational, communication and social fields.

The release further recounted that being mindful of the years of civil strife in the country and its harmful impacts on the people of Liberia; it becomes imperative that all Liberians embrace the noble ideals enshrined in the Unification Act to promote unity and peace among all Liberians.

The proclamation also reiterated that Liberia’s adherence to the principles of justice, equality, fair play and equal opportunities for all, regardless of tribe or clan, section, creed, religion or economic status so that Liberians might be united in a consolidated whole.

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