In his valediction address on Sunday, July 19, during an online graduation of Keller Graduate School in the USA, Kezele said professional of his kind, pursuing quality education, must take up the challenge to change their various countries positively. DeVry University serves a population of diverse cultures with different nationalities from around the world. Students who graduate from the university are from different nations from around the world. “We are agents of transformation, so let us not just focus on obtaining a good paid job, to fulfill our financial goals. As valedictorian, he was awarded the Valedictorian Award and Perseverance Award at the graduation ceremony.

Monrovia – The Liberia National Police has arrested and detained two additional operatives of Qnet International who are linked to the trafficking of over 15 teenagers and young adults into the country. Suspects Abu Kamara and Sheriff Gavi were arrested and detained by officers of the Zone 3 Depot in Congo Town on Thursday, June 23, 2020. On Wednesday, the police raided compounds and offices operated by agents of Qnet International here in Liberia. While it is also established that Sheriff Gavi is head of Qnet International in Liberia. Network marketing business with Qnet International.”According to Kamara, his accomplice who brought the children to Liberia is currently in Guinea.

Montserrado – A civil society group, Right Holders Network has begun a nationwide campaign to amplify the voices of children amid the coronavirus pandemic in the country. Speaking during the opening of the campaign, the Chairman of Right Holders Network, Ballah F. Saywala said the campaign is aimed at accessing community approaches in protecting and promoting the rights of children amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. “The closure of schools have worsened the situation because their voices are often silenced by those who they see as the protectors of their rights. Sergeant Tarpeh also called on the civil society group to work with the police to organize a community policing task force. Meanwhile, the Deputy Commissioner of the Township of Crouzierville, Bamakollie Kerkula said residents of the township often feel reluctant to pursue human rights violations due to the distance required to get to the magisterial court.

PROBING Senator Dillon: Speaking in an exclusive interview with FrontPage Africa Saturday, Rev. The IRCL is a conglomeration of the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC) and the National Muslim Council of Liberia (NMCL). “We are reaching out to him (Senator Dillon) and it doesn’t matter what means. It is important that we find out because, if Senator Dillon has information that some of us may not have, it’s good to share. He described Senator Dillon as a “credible person” whose assertions should not be swept under the carpet.

The negotiations were conducted by two Liberian representatives of President Roye, his Secretary of the Interior and the Speaker of the House of Representatives. President Roye was in London at the same time to settle the boundary dispute with the British over the Galinhas territory. EJS: Promises Made, UnfulfilledShe, like many before her had read the history of President Roye and how he was killed for questions surrounding a US1 million loan. Like Doe, Sirleaf admitted that she was unable to fight corruption and reconcile the country, as her two biggest regrets. Did President Roye really have to be deposed after only one year in office?

Gbarnga, Bong County – The Senate ambition of Deputy House Speaker Prince Moye continues to face scrutiny from residents of Bong County with many describing his bid as “unnecessary and greedy”. During that election, Moye bombarded Cole with similar criticism he now faces himself. “I don’t see the reason why my colleague Cole is contesting for the Senate position. Though I have problems with his position as Deputy Speaker and wants to contest, it’s his constitutional right,” he said. What has he not done as deputy speaker that he can do as Senator of the county?

Liberia: Night Clubs, Bar to Remain Closed as Deputy Police Chief Promises to Get Tough on Enforcement of COVID-19 Restrictions, Wearing of MasksIn a telephone interview with Truth Breakfast show, he cautioned all citizens to abide by the health protocols prescribed by the Ministry of Health. MONROVIA – Mr. Marvin Sackor, Deputy Inspector General for Operation has warned that the Liberian National Police will vigorously enforce the health mandate of wearing masks and closure of night clubs and bars across the country. Col. Sackor: “The joint security will start a full enforcement of the national health mandate which include the wearing of mask and closure of night clubs and bars. “We know the holiday is coming, but night clubs and bars should remain closed; for banks at least, you should have 10 customers in the bank at a time. Col. Sackor: “The issue with Yekeh was a clear violation of the traffic law, I was only doing my job.

An armyworm, which usually comes out at night, is seen on sugar cane crop around dusk at the Moseslon Village in electoral District Three in Bong County. Report by Selma Lomax, [email protected]“I don’t know what it is,” says Farkia, a 36-year-old farmer from Moseslon Village. I have never seen this worm before.” The creature Farkia is unable to name is the fall armyworm. But for farmers who have already battled severe drought this year, the latest threat has put their entire livelihoods at risk. Villagers tend to give up treatment due to the high cost, Kollie Nah, agriculture coordinator of Bong County said, adding that sufficient human resources for plant protection were also lacking at the local level.

In the wake of the presidential proclamation, FrontPage Africa’s microphone visited Monrovia and spoke with cross session of residents and asked on what they make of this years’ Independence Day Celebration. Kpehe Blama, Legislative staff: “July 26 celebration this year will not be as compared to the past years. So, there is no cause absolutely to celebrate any Independence Day until 2023.”Mamie Harris, Vendor, Carey Street: “This year’s celebration is very bad. But the debate that we should not celebrate our Independence Day because of the condition cannot hold water. I stand with those in favor of celebration because it is my Independence Day.”

Liberia: Minister Musah Dean and Governor Alloysius Tarlue, Others to Appear before Court to Testify in L$16 billion TrialMONROVIA – Criminal Court ‘C’ has issued a writ of subpoena for Justice Minster Frank Musah Dean and three others in connection with the alleged printing of extra L$2 billion banknotes. Judge Yamie Gbeisay’s issued the writ of subpoena demanding the appearance of the top government officials before the court on July 28 to speak to their previous communications that all the banknotes printed by Crane Currency were accounted for by the Central Bank of Liberia. Judge Gbeisay wants the Country Attorney General to surrender the original copy of his January 10, 2020 communications to Crane Currency Acting Commercial Director Peter Brown which led to the dismissal of the criminal indictment against the Swish Company. In a January 10, 2020 communication signed the Minister of Justice, the ministry stated that after an exhaustive review of all information connected with allegations of additional or missing banknotes supplied, it established that every banknote manufactured by Crane was delivered to and accepted by the Central Bank of Liberia. The Presiding Judge’s action is due an application filed by defense lawyer Counselor Abraham Sillah consistent with Chapter 17, Section 17.3 of the Criminal Procedure Law of Liberia.

ULAH is the umbrella organization of the Liberian community association in Houston, Texas that protects and seeks the welfare of its members and other communities in need. She disclosed that the initiative is just the beginning of forging a long standing relationship between ULAH and various towns, communities and groups in Liberia. Mr. Karnley used this medium to commend members of ULAH who made contributions towards the rice distribution to orphans and needed families in Liberia. The committee is responsible for humanitarian initiatives intended to improve the living condition of citizens and help move Liberia forward. Thank you very much and may God bless you” the Town Chief of Billy Town stated.

During the service, Reverend Tailey Wulu Garley, Senior Pastor of the church, told the motorcyclists to “know God for themselves” while carrying out their normal activities. Garley told the motorcyclists that they still have time in their favor, urging them to “repent and turn to God while they are still young”. Garley told the commercial bikers. Speaking to FrontPageAfrica during the distribution of the gasoline to motorcyclists after the one-hour devotion service, Rev. Another motorcyclist, Junior Morris, said for the past one week he has been attending the church service since he heard about the free gasoline.

Monrovia — Golden Veroleum (Liberia) Inc. (GVL) says some unknown persons residing in communities within its GVL concession areas in Sinoe County are in the “constant habit” of stealing palms from the plantations. GVL Communication Coordinator, Alphonso S. Kofi, said the company has been carrying on community awareness aimed at discouraging the act to enable it maximize production to match its labor and other costs. However, the company has been experiencing palm theft for years from the hands of residents in Butaw area, Sinoe County. The company consequently has issued a warning to persons involved to desist or risk legal action when getting caught. Adding that “GVL is losing millions of dollars to the criminals.

ALJA urged the Sinoe lawmaker to immediately withdraw his ill-advised libel suit against FrontPage Africa. In the wake of the publication, Senator Teahjay on July 12, 2020, initiated a legal action against the Paper. The Association says Senator Teahjay willfully admitted to seeking a quid pro quo from Cllr. Nwabudike that would benefit him personally as chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Autonomous Agencies. ALJA says the Senator’s admission was an inadvertent indictment of himself, members of the Senate Standing Committee on Autonomous Agencies, and the Senate’s plenary for engaging in acts that eroded the fundamental intent and purpose of the confirmation hearings.

Monrovia – The management of Starbet, a new sports betting company in Liberia is demanding the immediate release of its terminals ceased by the National Lottery Authority (NLA). The Starbet management said the NLA’s action was in violation of the Act establishing the NLA and warned the authority will be held responsible for any loss the entity will incurred. It continued: “In view of the above, we are kindly requesting the immediate release of our terminals so that we can continue providing services to our customers without further interruptions. We also reserve rights to hold those responsible for any direct or indirect loss of business.”It can be recalled in March, NLA vindicated StarBet over allegation that the company fraudulently and illegally entered the Liberia’s lottery sector. The Inquirer Newspaper in March quoted NLA’s Spokesperson Preston Gayflor as saying the company has gone through all of the legal formalities and has been cleared and licensed by NLA to operate as a legal and legitimate sports betting company in Liberia as required by law.