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09/06/2026

One of the office staff of Cllr. Joseph K. Jallah, Lofa County Senator and Chairman of the Lofa County legislative Caucus Mr. Vamuyan Kanneh writes

No sorrowful write-up or false narrative will save your political master. Kpoto must go, period.

Vannie Dudu, a staffer in the office of Representative Momo Siafa Kpoto of District #3, Lofa County and former staffer in senatorJallah office, has once again published what can only be described as another misleading and insulting article.

Spreading misinformation, attacking opponents, and promoting divisive rhetoric have unfortunately become the hallmark of your political approach.

Vannie, your latest publication against Senator Cllr Joseph K Jallah only exposes your limitations and lack of gratitude. It does nothing to diminish the Senator's standing or achievements.

Over the years, I have watched you repeatedly attack and insult Senator Jallah without remorse or justification.

What makes your conduct even more disappointing is the fact that you are one of the many beneficiaries of Senator Jallah's goodwill and support.

Many individuals who stood with the Senator during and after the elections have received far less assistance than you. Such ingratitude should be condemned by all fair-minded people.

In your article, you accused Senator Jallah of failing to fulfill campaign promises, yet you failed to identify those promises or provide any evidence to support your claims.

Serious accusations require facts, not empty rhetoric.

Without evidence, your claims amount to nothing more than political propaganda.

You also spoke about struggles and sacrifice. My young man, have you forgotten your own record? During the 2020 elections, you were among those who constantly attacked and insulted Senator Jallah.

Today, you attempt to present yourself as a champion of the people, but many still remember your past actions.

The court of public opinion has not forgotten, and genuine repentance is the only path toward rebuil

24/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Nana Yaw Kemavor, Cyrus Nah, Assan Jobe, Fallah Thomossy, Saah Jimmy, Pasion Tymgg Liberia, Abraham Sannoe

Amb Kezelee Gayflor Jr II write!!Fellow citizens of District  #5, Lofa County, and the people of Liberia,With deep humil...
22/05/2026

Amb Kezelee Gayflor Jr II write!!
Fellow citizens of District #5, Lofa County, and the people of Liberia,
With deep humility, strong determination, and an unwavering commitment to the progress of our district, I proudly announce my intention to contest for the Representative seat of District #5 in the 2029 General Elections.

This decision is not driven by personal ambition, but by the powerful encouragement and sincere calls from many citizens across our district who believe in my vision for responsible leadership, meaningful development, and effective representation. I have listened closely to the hopes and concerns of our people, and I am inspired to step forward and serve.

If elected to the 56th Legislature of Liberia, I will work tirelessly to champion policies that promote quality education, stronger healthcare, agricultural development, improved roads and infrastructure, youth empowerment, and transparent leadership.
I firmly believe that the resilient and hardworking people of District #5 deserve bold representation, sustainable development, and a powerful voice at the national level.

Therefore, with great respect for the trust placed in me, I confirm that my name will be on the ballot in 2029 as we move forward together to build a brighter, stronger, and more prosperous District #5.
Amb: Kezelee Gaylor Jr.
Prospective Candidate for Representative
District #5, Lofa County
2029 Elections

22/05/2026

Amb kezelee Gayflor Jr II ✍️✍️✍️.. The continued failure of the current Representative to meaningfully improve the lives of young people in Zorzor and Salayea Districts is deeply troubling. Our districts still face underdevelopment, limited opportunities, poor infrastructure, and slow progress, leaving many ambitious youths discouraged about the future.

Zorzor and Salayea deserve visionary, transformative, accountable, and people-centered leadership that will prioritize education, healthcare, electricity, road development, youth empowerment, and job creation. The time has come for the young generation to rise with unity, courage, and determination to build a brighter and more progressive future come 2029.

The year 2029 must usher in a new era of responsible, dynamic, and development-driven leadership that will restore hope, inspire growth, and bring meaningful transformation to our districts.

A cultural Milestone Senator Joseph K. Jallah is making waves with his push for national recognition of the Poro and San...
12/05/2026

A cultural Milestone

Senator Joseph K. Jallah is making waves with his push for national recognition of the Poro and Sande societies! 🙌 This bold move highlights the significance of these traditional institutions in Liberian culture

The Poro and Sande societies are pillars of Liberia's cultural identity. Recognizing them nationally would preserve the country's rich heritage and elevate traditional practices.

This move could bring benefits like representation for traditional leaders on the County Council and government support for cultural initiatives. Senator Jallah's efforts are sparking hope for a stronger cultural backbone in Liberia.

With Senator Jallah's advocacy and community support, Liberia's cultural values could get the recognition they deserve.

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12/05/2026

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28/03/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joe Daniel Dahn, Chris Casemiro Thomas, Grace P Sumo, Kelvin Sneh Theactivist Journalist, Winston Fatia

Senator Cllr Joseph K Jallah recently visited Lofa County, specifically the Sorlumba port of entry, where he made severa...
18/03/2026

Senator Cllr Joseph K Jallah recently visited Lofa County, specifically the Sorlumba port of entry, where he made several interventions. As a token of appreciation, he provided 500,000 Liberian Dollars to the people of Sorlumba, recognizing their vigilance and cooperation with authorities during tensions along the Liberia-Guinea border.

He also donated assorted food items to families affected by security concerns and commended residents for their patriotic conduct. The Senator's visit highlights his commitment to the people of Lofa County and his dedication to addressing their needs.

The gesture has been well-received by the community, with many expressing gratitude for the Senator's support. His visit is seen as a positive step towards strengthening community relations and promoting peace in the region.

Senator Jallah's actions demonstrate his commitment to the people of Lofa County and his willingness to work with communities to address pressing issues. His efforts are expected to contribute to ongoing peace and development initiatives in the region.

Director Abraham Billy is actively involved in strengthening the TVET sector, attending the TVET stakeholders' dialogue ...
04/03/2026

Director Abraham Billy is actively involved in strengthening the TVET sector, attending the TVET stakeholders' dialogue organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports. This effort is part of the broader goal to enhance technical and vocational education in Liberia, making it more responsive to labor market needs and empowering youth.

The dialogue likely focused on key areas such as:

*Curriculum Updates

Aligning TVET programs with industry demands to ensure employability.

*Infrastructure Upgrade

Modernizing facilities for hands-on learning.

*Instructor Training

Equipping instructors with latest techniques and technologies.

*Partnerships

Collaborating with stakeholders to leverage expertise and resources.

These initiatives aim to transform TVET into a powerful engine for youth empowerment and national development. By equipping young Liberians with relevant skills, TVET can help address unemployment challenges and drive economic growth. The Ministry of Youth and Sports' efforts to strengthen TVET are crucial in this regard.

The dialogue also highlighted the importance of industry-relevant training, with stakeholders emphasizing the need for TVET programs to adapt to emerging trends and technologies. This includes areas like renewable energy, digital skills, and agribusiness.

The TVET sector has the potential to be a game-changer for Liberia's youth. With the right investments in infrastructure, curriculum, and instructor training, TVET can provide young people with the skills they need to succeed. Director Abraham Billy's involvement in the dialogue underscores the importance of collaboration in driving TVET reform forward.

The next steps involve implementing these initiatives and ensuring they translate into tangible benefits for Liberian youth. This includes monitoring progress, evaluating impact, and making adjustments as needed. With sustained effort, TVET can become a powerful tool for national development.

The Youth Agenda will be driven by the youth: Today, we engaged with Youth Chairpersons of 32 out of 43 political partie...
21/02/2026

The Youth Agenda will be driven by the youth:

Today, we engaged with Youth Chairpersons of 32 out of 43 political parties in Liberia. We shared our vision for the young people and extended a hand for dialogue and collaboration as we champion this cause.

We agreed to work collaboratively to design and implement initiatives that will benefit youth irrespective of political affiliation.

Young people should not only be partners during elections. They must remain involved in decision making processes that affect them. We are committed to providing this platform as the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

We have one more group to meet (youth in entrepreneurship) to conclude the first phase of engagements with stakeholders in the youth sector. We’ve met the various leaders of statutory youth groups and representatives from the creatives as well.

Minister Cornelia Kruah of the ministry of Youth and sports writes!!

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