Edith Gongloe-Weh Movement for United Nimba Progress

16/04/2025

Nimba Liberation walk in Ganta....

16/04/2025

16/04/2025

Edith Gongloe-Weh close to winning Nimba County's by-election. This is Ganta!

16/04/2025

We are engaging continuously until the desirable results are realized. Nimba decides 2025, vote Edith Gongloe-Weh #3

11/04/2025

11/04/2025

The move continues onward!

11/04/2025

Thank you District 2!

11/04/2025

Win is possible!

11/04/2025

Violence against our campaign team in Gborplay District 4. We promised to always remain strong and overcome every single challenge along the way. Win is possible, one people one Nimba.

11/04/2025

Violence against our campaign team in Gborplay, District 4. We promised to always remain strong and overcome every single challenge along the way. Win is possible, one people, one Nimba.

21/02/2025

"Supreme Court Orders Nimba Lawmaker & Majority Bloc Chairman to Pay Full Alimony Amid Divorce Battle"

Update by Melvin Jackson

The Supreme Court of Liberia has mandated that Nimba County District #5 Representative Samuel Kogar pay the original alimony amount of US$1,000.00 retroactively to the date of the last payment to his ex-wife, Romatta Yoada Kogar.

Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to another following a divorce to help maintain a similar standard of living.

Citing Civil Procedure Law, Rev. Code: 1.16.21, the court stated, "Certiorari is a special proceeding to review and correct the decision of officials, boards, or agencies acting in a judicial capacity, or to review an intermediate or interlocutory judgment of a court."

According to Section 9.3 of the Domestic Relations Law, "In any action brought during the lifetime of both parties to the marriage to declare the nullity of a void marriage, or to annul a voidable marriage, or for a divorce, the court may direct the husband pendente lite to provide suitably for the support of the wife as, in the court's discretion, justice requires...."

The high court ruled that the trial court erred when it proceeded without a hearing on the bill of information to sua sponte reduce Mr. Kogar's alimony. The judge based his ruling on the sheriff's reports without conducting a hearing into the matter.

Through his lawyers, Representative Kogar filed a petition to reduce the alimony pendente lite from US$1,000.00 to US$200.00 and to ascertain whether the chambers Justice's ruling reversing the trial judge's decision is legally sound.
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25/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all of our officials and loyal members of our Mighty Movement! We also wish the good and productive people of Nimba a merry Christmas and joyful interactions. God bless us all!!!