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11/07/2026

Pre July 26 celebration by the Liberian community in South Korea. The all white party

Please Meet Mr. Joseph Fassavolu Tahamba SandoJoseph Fassavolu Tahamba Sando is a proud son of Lofa County specifically ...
06/07/2026

Please Meet Mr. Joseph Fassavolu Tahamba Sando

Joseph Fassavolu Tahamba Sando is a proud son of Lofa County specifically from Gbandiland.

He currently serves with UBA Liberia where he brings professionalism, integrity, and service to the banking sector.

Beyond his work in finance, Joseph is known as:
A Humanitarian

Committed to uplifting communities and giving back, especially to those in need back home in Lofa.

An Educator

Passionate about knowledge, mentorship, and creating opportunities for young people to learn and grow.

Joseph represents the best of Lofa: hardworking, community-focused, and dedicated to both national development and service to humanity.

We celebrate leaders like him who use their platform in the private sector to also impact lives.

I have listened to the "RANTS" (unstructured, emotional and lacking logic) against my person and other respectable Liber...
05/07/2026

I have listened to the "RANTS" (unstructured, emotional and lacking logic) against my person and other respectable Liberians including the Speaker of the Honorable House of Representatives. I know it is intended to distract me and others from making contributions to our country's development and progress. The intent is understandable.

Given the nature and style of politics in Liberia, I know many persons expect me to respond in similar manner but please, there is a place for maturity even in politics. I have therefore determined that the "Rants" don't qualify for our attention and response. I respect everyone's right to express what they think and believe. It is part of the democracy we have embraced and promised to help nurture.

Conventional politicians are always concerned about the next elections but true states men and genuine leaders are mostly concerned about the next generations. I have long since chosen the latter. So, let's cool off and keep our eyes on the goal of making progress and ensuring that the confidence of the people is at all times protected. I choose "FOCUS"

I wish you a happy calm day and beyond.

LTA Chairman Clarence Massaquoi' writes

A prominent son of Zorzor district in Amb Kezelee Gayflor Jr. II writes Few weeks ago a devastating Fire Destroyed Yarkp...
01/07/2026

A prominent son of Zorzor district in Amb Kezelee Gayflor Jr. II writes

Few weeks ago a devastating Fire Destroyed Yarkpawuo Karway Public School in Borkeza Junction, Zorzor District

It is with profound grief and deeply saddened heart that we issue this statement following the devastating fire outbreak that completely destroyed Yarkpawuo Karway Public School in Borkeza Junction, Zorzor District, Lofa County.

This tragic incident has left more than 150 innocent children without classrooms, textbooks, school supplies, and a safe environment for learning placing their education and future in serious jeopardy.

This heartbreaking disaster is more than the loss of a school building but rather it is the loss of hope, opportunity, and security for hundreds of children whose dreams depend on access to quality education.

Families who already face significant economic hardships must now confront the painful reality of seeing their children's education abruptly interrupted.

We extend our heartfelt empathy and unwavering solidarity to the students, parents, teachers, school administration, and the entire Borkeza Junction community during this difficult time.

We also commend the courageous efforts of community members and local authorities who responded to this emergency and continue to stand beside those affected by this tragedy.

This is a defining moment for compassion and national unity. We urgently appeal to the Government of Liberia, the Ministry of Education, humanitarian organizations, development partners, the private sector, philanthropic institutions, local and international NGOs and all compassionate Liberians, both at home and abroad, to provide immediate assistance toward the reconstruction of the school and the replacement of essential educational materials
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, and build a brighter future.

These children should not become victims of circumstances beyond their control. Your support will be highly appreciated

01/07/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Charles Dorkor, Wilson N Menson, P Mawoe M Tingban, James Kpannah

01/07/2026

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Monrovia -June 30, 2026)- The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has referred a communication from Lofa County Senator Joseph K. Jallah to its Committee on Autonomous Commissions and Agencies for review, following a request to summon the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) and the Liberia Refugee Repatriation and Resettlement Commission (LRRRC) to account for their activities over the past year.

In his communication submitted during the Senate's regular sitting on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, Senator Jallah called on Plenary to invite the heads of the two institutions to appear before the Senate and provide comprehensive reports on their operations, humanitarian interventions, and preparedness measures undertaken during the last twelve months.

The Lofa County Lawmaker emphasized the importance of legislative oversight, noting that the NDMA and the LRRRC play critical roles in responding to emergencies, supporting vulnerable populations, and coordinating national disaster preparedness and refugee-related programs.

He said the Senate has a responsibility to ensure that these institutions are effectively carry out their statutory mandates and utilize public resources efficiently.

According to Senator Jallah, the requested reports should include details of emergency response activities, assistance provided to disaster-affected communities, interventions on behalf of refugees and other displaced persons, coordination with local and international partners, challenges encountered, and measures being implemented to strengthen preparedness for future emergencies.

He further stressed that obtaining accurate information from both agencies would enable the Senate to assess the effectiveness of ongoing humanitarian programs, identify existing gaps, and ac

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority  (LTA) and the Ministry of Youth & Sports have signed a landmark MOU to establi...
25/06/2026

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) and the Ministry of Youth & Sports have signed a landmark MOU to establish 15 Youth Digital Skills Hubs across Liberia, creating greater access to technology and digital learning opportunities for young people.
Through this partnership, the LTA will provide computers, printers, Starlink high performance broadband connectivity, and one year subscription of internet connectivity for each hub. The Authority will also fully fund a three-month digital skills training program expected to benefit approximately 750 youth across the Country.

This initiative reflects our commitment to empowering Liberiaโ€™s youth with the digital skills, tools, and opportunities needed to thrive in todayโ€™s technology-driven world and contribute to the nationโ€™s digital transformation.

22/06/2026

How is the weather conditions currently at your end??

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

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