According to Police Director Chris Massaquoi, Patricks (right) was called in “to assist security establish fact…”
The Liberia National Police (LNP) says it has invited Vandalark Patricks, a rights activist, in connection to a statement he made on Sunday, February 21, insinuating that President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf gave direct orders to shoot at the then Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) standard bearer, Winston Tubman, vice standard bearer, George Weah,

Debris after the fire incident yesterday.
At least three forex bureaux and several business centers were razed to the ground at the corner of Carey and Randall Streets in Monrovia, destroying goods that owners say were worth thousands of United States dollars.

Choi Hungchi, CEO of Korea Trading Corporation, testifying in court yesterday
A US$300,000 theft case involving James Togba, the business manager of Korea Trading Corporation, commenced yesterday at Criminal Court ‘C’ with his partner, Korean national Choi Hungchi testifying that the defendant allegedly withdrew US$12,000 from his account at the Duala branch of Ecobank-Liberia while he was out of the country.

President Sirleaf addressing the press on the stairs after yesterday’s meeting.
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has declared that issues between the Executive and the Legislature have been resolved, following a more than two-hour discussion behind closed doors in the Chamber of the Senate yesterday.

Judge Blamo Dixon of Criminal Court ‘C’
The Supreme Court last Friday issued an order suspending further proceedings in the ongoing economic sabotage case involving former National Port Authority (NPA) Managing Director Matilda Parker and her Comptroller Christiana Kpabar Paelay.

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf told the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) during her recent visit to Abuja that she will “promote and support the person who I want to succeed me.” She admitted “We are preparing for elections much too early.”

According to Police Director Chris Massaquoi, Patricks (right) was called in “to assist security establish fact…”

Debris after the fire incident yesterday.

Choi Hungchi, CEO of Korea Trading Corporation, testifying in court yesterday

President Sirleaf addressing the press on the stairs after yesterday’s meeting.

Judge Blamo Dixon of Criminal Court ‘C’

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

Top News

Sky Insurance Company Hunts for 7 Defendants in US$1.2 Million Theft Case

Lawyers representing Sky Insurance Company, the entity on whose promises seven of the ten former employees of the First International Bank (FIB) were released on bail, is gradually falling into trouble with Criminal Court “C,’ after they failed to produce the defendants before the court last Wednesday.

Business


CBL Deputy Governor for Economic Policy, Boimah S. Kamara, inducts officers elect of NAFEBOL

The newly inducted leadership of the National Association of Foreign Exchange Bureaus of Liberia (NAFEBOL) has promised to construct 25 central bureaus across the fifteen counties to help reduce th

Sports


Nimba United FC meets Union Douala on Sunday in Cameroon

A commentary by Omari Jackson

Champions Nimba United FC leaves Monrovia today for Cameroon to honor their CAF Championship tie against Union Douala on Sunday.

LIB Life


Above: Ma Jenneh Rogers explains to LIB Life the domestic and traditional significance of the creek to the Township of Dimeh. (Below) It is forbidden for anyone to put their hand in the crease between the two rocks. “That is just the rule that we have lived with for generations,” Ma Jenneh says.

Dimeh, twenty minutes away from Duala, Monrovia, is small, but big in its own right. One can walk through the town in about fifteen minutes.

Weird News


Napoleon Diggs shows his severed genitals.

Police in Kakata, Margibi County are investigating circumstances surrounding a 47-year old man, who reportedly cut-off his penis over the weekend.

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