Liberia For One Africa

12/03/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

LFOA STATEMENT ON THE DISPUTE ALONG THE LIBERIA AND GUINEA BORDER, MAKONA RIVER

THURSDAY, 12 MARCH, 2026

Men and Women of Liberia and Guinea, the leadership of Liberia For One Africa brings you warm felicitations and reaffirms its unbending and unwavering dedication to fostering and maintaining unity, peace, and solidarity across Africa.

LFOA is vigilantly following and monitoring the recent developments at the Makona River, Sorlumba Port, Lofa County, along the Liberia-Guinea border involving Liberian civilians and the Guinean Army. We are concerned about the escalations and tensions emanating from this dispute and is calling on all actors involved to calm down and show restraint.

Based on our Pan-African ideology and philosophy, we highlight the significance and importance of conflict resolution through diplomatic and peaceful channel in line with the Mano River Union (MRU), Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), and African Union (AU) agreements.

LFOA demands that the Liberian and Guinean governments utilize constructive and effective round table discussion involving regional, continental, and international partners to settle the dispute and establish an amicable solution.

During this critical time, we stand in solidarity with the people of Liberia and Guinea. LFOA urge them to continue to live in peace and love as one people of Africa. We call on all parties to prioritize and emphasize methods of dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation. This is the only way forward to the best solution for the crisis.

Let's continue to work tirelessly for a peaceful, united, and great Africa.

DONE AND ISSUED BY LIBERIA FOR ONE AFRICA (LFOA).

Joseph Putin Kai Jr.
Spokesperson
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Pst. James Nupor Korzuvah
Chairman
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18/01/2026

PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 18, 2026

Liberia for One Africa Condemns Uganda’s Recent Election Results

Liberia for One Africa strongly condemns the recently announced election results in the Republic of Uganda. Liberia for One Africa notes with deep concern the widespread reports of voter intimidation, suppression of opposition voices, and restrictions on freedom of expression during the electoral process.

Liberia for One Africa believes that elections must reflect the true will of the people. When the political environment is marked by fear, harassment, and the misuse of state power, Liberia for One Africa asserts that such elections cannot be considered free, fair, or credible.

Liberia for One Africa stands in solidarity with the people of Uganda in their pursuit of democracy, justice, and accountable governance. Liberia for One Africa calls on the Government of Uganda to immediately respect the constitutional rights of all citizens, release political detainees, and allow independent investigations into the electoral process.

Furthermore, Liberia for One Africa urges the African Union, regional bodies, and the international community to take principled action to uphold democratic norms and ensure that the voices of the Ugandan people are protected.

Liberia for One Africa will continue to advocate for fair elections, human rights, and democratic governance across Africa. Liberia for One Africa emphasizes that democracy is not merely about casting votes; it is about freedom, fairness, and the protection of citizens’ rights. Liberia for One Africa calls on all African nations to uphold these principles as the cornerstone of a united, prosperous continent.

Signed_______________________________________
Wesley D. Kpaye Jr Secretary General ( LFOA)

Approved_____________________________________James N. Korzuva Chairman (LFOA)

31/10/2025

PRESS STATEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 31, 2025

Liberia For One Africa (LFOA) categorically condemns the fraudulent election of the 92-year-old Paul Biya to an eight term in office as President of Cameroon. The electoral process was marred by widespread irregularities, including delayed transmission of result, discrepancies in vote counts, vote tampering, ballot box stuffing, and the inclusion of deceased person on voter rolls. This constitutes a direct affront to democracy, social justice and freedom.

We also use this platform to unequivocally condemn the African Union (AU) and the Economic Community of West Africa (ECOWAS) for failing to uphold the ideologies and principles of Pan-Africanism and African Unity. By allowing themselves to be used as a puppets of imperialism and neocolonialism, these have betrayed their mandate. The very organizations that should be the vanguard of freedom have become a living contradiction.

LFOA remains unbending and unwavering in the struggle to emancipate Africa from the shackles of neocolonialism and imperialism.

Signed:
Joseph Putin Kai Jr
Spokesperson
Liberia For One Africa (LFOA)

Approved:
Pst. James Nupor Korzuvah
Chairman
Liberia For One Africa (LFOA)

11/08/2025

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Press Statement For Immediate Release

August 6, 2025

Liberia For One Africa Extends Condolences to the People of Ghana!

The leadership of Liberia For One Africa (LFOA) extends heartfelt sympathies to the people of the Republic of Ghana following the tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of these distinguished officials:

•Dr. Edward Omane Boamah – Minister for Defence

• Dr. Alhaji Murtala Muhammed – MP for Tamale Central, Minister for Environment, Science & Technology

• Alhaji Muniru Mohammed – Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator

•Dr. Samuel Sarpong – Vice Chairman of the NDC

• Samuel Aboagye – Former Parliamentary Candidate

• Sqn. Leader Peter Bafemi Anala
- Flying Officer Manin Twum-Ampadu

•Sgt. Ernest Addo Mensah

Africa mourns deeply during this sorrowful time. We stand united with Ghana in profound grief over this devastating loss. Liberia For One Africa (LFOA) assures the Ghanaian people of our unwavering solidarity. We remain steadfastly committed to African unity and the Pan-African agenda.

Done by:
Joseph Putin Kai Jr.
Spokesperson
Liberia For One Africa (LFOA)

Approved:
Pst. James Nupor Korzuvah
Chairman
Liberia For One Africa (LFOA)

31/07/2025

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The outstanding work of the Morroccan Government through its Ambassador to Liberia Amb.Lahoucine Rahmouni continue to be recognized and commended by various sectors within the Country. Just under a year since the establishment of the Morrocco's embassy near Monrovia , the impactful work of the Moroc...

28/07/2025

Youth capacity building is a crucial factor in achieving sustainable economic development. Investing in young people's skills and knowledge empowers them to participate actively in the economy, drive innovation, and contribute to a more resilient and equitable future.

Thanks to the embassy of Morocco for partnering with us..

28/07/2025

At the just ended South-South corporation panel discussion. Delegates of Liberia for One Africa.

28/07/2025

28/07/2025

The Chairperson of Liberia For One Africa, PST James Nupor Korzuvah presenting at the South -South cooperation Panel discussion hosted by the Embassy Of MOROCCO and Liberia For One Africa.

HQ 16th street Sinkor Monrovia.

26/07/2025

Press Statement
From: Liberia for One Africa
Date: July 26, 2025

Subject: Celebrating Liberia’s Independence Day – A Call for Unity and Progress
Monrovia, Liberia – July 26, 2025

On this historic day, Liberia for One Africa extends heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the people of Liberia as we celebrate 178 years of independence, resilience, and national pride.
July 26th is not just a date on the calendar—it is a powerful reminder of Liberia’s unique place in African history. As the first independent republic on the continent, Liberia stands as a symbol of freedom, self-determination, and the enduring strength of the African spirit.
Today, we honor the sacrifices of our forebears who laid the foundation for a sovereign nation. We celebrate the courage of generations who have weathered storms and rebuilt with hope. And we recognize the unwavering determination of Liberians everywhere who continue to strive for peace, prosperity, and progress.
As an organization committed to unity, development, and continental solidarity, Liberia for One Africa believes that Liberia’s independence is not only a national achievement—it is a continental legacy. We envision a future where African nations work hand in hand, guided by shared values and a common destiny.
On this Independence Day, we call on all Liberians to reflect on our journey, recommit to our ideals, and embrace the spirit of togetherness. Let us rise above division, champion justice, and build a Liberia that uplifts every citizen.
Let this day be a celebration of our past, a recognition of our present, and a bold declaration of the future we are determined to shape.
Happy Independence Day, Liberia!
Long live our nation. Long live One Africa.

Signed: _______________________________________
Rev. Wesley D. Kpaye Jr
Secretary General LFOA

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PST James N. Korzuvah
Chairman LFOA