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Author: Willie N. Tokpah
Willie N. Tokpah
Willie N. Tokpah is an investigative Liberian journalist and a certified public health professional. He currently serves as Judicial Bureau Chief of Frontpageafrica and President of the Reporters Association of Liberia (RAL), the largest auxiliary of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL).
Paynesville- Senator Prince Y. Johnson(Nimba County) used his pulpit Sunday to blast members of the House of Representatives for signing a resolution aiming for the establishment of a war and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.Senator Johnson told a congregation Sunday at the Christ Chapel Faith Ministry, where he serves as a general overseer that the 50 representatives who signed the resolution received money from abroad to do so. “Our enemies are not far, they right under my foot and for President Weah to send that document to the Legislature has opened my eyes. They signed that document because of money…
Fendall – The Deputy Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Randall Dobayou II, has alarmed that Liberia’s biodiversity parameter is under threat and the need for environmental sustainability is needed.
Monrovia – Redundant staffs of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia have threatened to go on strike for the second time if the institution fails to pay their salary arrears as mandated by the House of Representatives.
Margibi County – President George Mannah Weah has again cast uncertainty over his support for the establishment of war and economic crimes court in the country, stating that his government has never called for the courts.
Monrovia – Internal Affair Minister Varney Sirleaf said the attainment of a cohesive society is not only fundamental to achieving sustainable peace, but also supports achievements that will lift the poor and vulnerable out of poverty.
Monrovia-Striking nurses on Thursday barricaded major entrances of the JFK Medical Center in Monrovia, denying volunteer’s nurses from entering the compound.
Monrovia – President George Mannah Weah has expressed concern over the incessant pressure piling on his administration for the establishment of War and Economic Crimes Court as compared to his predecessor, Ellen Johnson.
Paynesville – The Chair of the National Muslim Council of Liberia wants Muslims to use the recent fire disaster as a sign of reconciliation, terming it as “first human calamity in Liberia.”
Monrovia – The opposition leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), Mr. Alexander Benedict Cummings, is saddened about the death of 28 Liberian Muslims, mostly children, who were studying Arabic at the Bassa Town Quranic Recitation Center, located in Paynesville City.
Montserrado County – Residents of rural Montserrado, Margibi and Bomi Counties have expressed delights over the installation of solar lights at some health facilities by the Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS).