Author: Gerald C Koinyeneh

CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – President Joseph Boakai’s second annual message, commonly referred to as the State of the Nation Address, will not be delivered at the Capitol Building, according to Rep. James Kolleh, Chairman of the Rules, Order, and Administration Committee of the Majority Bloc.

Monrovia, Liberia – In a surprising political maneuver, four lawmakers previously aligned with Speaker J. Fonati Koffa’s faction have shifted allegiance to the Majority Bloc during the last sitting of the first session of the 55th Legislature.

CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – The leadership crisis at the House of Representatives continues to deepen with the formation of a new bloc, the Rule of Law Caucus, composed of members backing the embattled Speaker J. Fonati Koffa. Over the weekend, the caucus unanimously elected Representative Musa Hassan Bility (District #7, Montserrado County) as its chairman.

Monrovia – In what appears to be a subtle yet significant development amid the ongoing leadership dispute in Liberia’s House of Representatives, Rev. Trocon Langford, the religious advisor to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, has failed to acknowledge Representative Richard Nagbe Koon as Speaker during a church service on Sunday.

Monrovia – As the 55th Legislature prepares to commence its second session on January 13, the self-styled Majority Bloc has intensified efforts to force Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa out of office. The bloc, which has declared Representative Richard Nagbe Koon as their Speaker, is demanding that Speaker Koffa vacate his Capitol Building office to make way for their preferred leader.

Monrovia – The Executive Mansion has termed as misrepresentation and deliberate distortion of remarks made by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., regarding investment, corruption, and governance.

Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is facing widespread criticism following controversial comments made during an event in Lofa County, which many believe signal an acceptance of corruption. Speaking to attendees, President Boakai urged officials engaged in corrupt practices to use their ill-gotten gains for the development of Liberia.

Monrovia – President Joseph Boakai has sparked outrage after calling on officials engaged in corruption to at least invest their ill-gotten wealth in developing Liberia.

Monrovia – Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung has proven to be a steadfast and loyal deputy to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, diligently executing every task assigned to him. However, political observers believe Koung may be positioning himself for a presidential run in 2029, should President Boakai choose not to seek re-election due to age limitations.

Monrovia – The Alternative National Congress (ANC) has called for urgent action to address the deepening political crisis in Liberia, following the fire incident at the Capitol. The ANC through its political leader Alexander B. Cummings emphasized that the fire should serve as a stark reminder of the fractured state of the nation’s politics and the urgent need for political leaders to act decisively to restore stability and unity.