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Liberian Football Lovers  Demand  LFA  President Raji Resignation

Paynesville City- A group of Football supporters are  demanding the resignation of Liberia Football Association president,  Mustapha Raji,  an employee of the Orange. 


By Jaheim Tumu


The supporters’ assembly by the Orange Liberia headquarters in Monrovia with placards of inscriptions synonymous with the past three protests which happened on Friday,  Saturday and Sunday of November for the resignations of Raji and the Liberia’s national team head Coach Ansu Keita.

Some of the protest signs read:  “We Demand To Know Orange Sponsorship Deal With LFA.“   “How much is Orange Giving LFA For Lone Star. “  “We Want To Know LFA Headquarters Cost.   ‘What Did Raji Do With US$ 319.000 Loan Taking From GT Bank.” “Our Lone Star Has Become Laughing Stuff Under Raji.” “Raji Please Resign.  Raji Must Resign.  “Liberia Football Deserves Better. “

Yudu Miller, the lead campaigner in the protest,  said Raji serving as president of the Football house has brought “bad luck  Liberian ’s football” and the national team.

Miller allege that   the  LFA boss faked his academic credentials to have a smooth passage  for the  presidential.

He called on Raji to resign his from post as the LFA to save the country of such embarrassment  and failure.

Said Miller,  “Raji faked his degree.  The man has bad luck and the bad luck is affecting our national teams and football in general.”

He emphasized, that Raji lied about his degree, and so too did the head coach of Lone Star,  they are all fraudsters that need to leave.”

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