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Montserrado County District #3 Rep. Sumo Mulbah writes 👇👇👇

"How can we as legislators condemn others if we are unable to uphold the laws we enact? The insensitive remarks made against our nation over the past couple of days shouldn't be politicized to benefit any political party. The question of whether the removal of a legislator for actions deemed treasonous or in breach of the constitution constitutes a matter of legislative precedent or a fundamental application of the principle that all citizens including lawmakers are equal under the law is a cornerstone of Liberian constitutional theory. Historically, the power of legislative bodies to expel their own members is derived from Article 38, Chapter 5 of the Liberia Constitution, which grants each house the authority to "punish its members for disorderly behavior, and, with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a member." However, in my view, this power is not absolute and must be reconciled with the broader democratic mandate that no individual, regardless of their office, is above the rule of law.

When legislators engage in conduct that breaches penal codes or threatens constitutional order, the need for their removal becomes a matter of constitutional integrity rather than political decorum. The government structure must oversee both the governed and the government, ensuring consistent application of law to prevent abuse of power. If legislators commit acts that would be considered treasonous for any citizen, failing to remove them creates a two-tiered justice system, implying lawmakers have immunity from the laws they uphold. This "equality before the law" principle is fundamental to the Liberian legal system, as outlined in Article 11 of the 1986 Constitution. Article 11(a) stresses that all individuals are born free and possess inalienable rights, while Article 11(c) states that all people are equal and entitled to equal protection under the law.

These constitutional guarantees prevent arbitrary discri

LOCAL CONCERN: Tubmanburg Residents Voice Worry Over Minors in Gambling

Tubmanburg, Bomi County - March 29,2026

Residents are raising alarms over the increasing presence of minors engaging in gambling activities in Joseph Town, with little to no intervention from authorities.

An eyewitness account this afternoon revealed a group of children participating in gambling games, sparking concerns about the town's future.

"I was passing through Joseph Town and saw kids, some barely ten years old, betting and gambling. It was really disturbing," said the eyewitness. "What's happening to our town?"

The incident has reignited calls for stricter enforcement of laws protecting minors and preventing gambling in the area.

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: Winston Daniels Godfavor, Gbarpolu Football Player, Tragically Passes Away 😭😭

BOPOLU CITY, March 29, 2026 - In a devastating turn of events, Winston Daniels Godfavor, a 24-year-old player for the Gbarpolu Football Team, has died. He passed away last night in the Bondi Community of Bopolu City, with his death confirmed by health officials at the Emirates Hospital. Emergency medical assistance was called, and the ambulance team arrived on the scene on early Sunday, Morning, March 29, 2026. After assessing his condition, they informed the Bondi Community Chairman of his passing before returning to the hospital.

Winston's friends reportedly attempted to wake him but were unsuccessful. As of now, the cause of his passing has not been disclosed, and no further details regarding the circumstances of his death have been revealed.

Winston was a talented left-sided player from Bopolu District, currently playing for Remi FC in the third division of Bomi County.

He was in Bopolu City in Gbarpolu County over the weekend to finalize his transfer from Remi FC to Bondi FC in the ongoing 3rd Division League in Gbarpolu. Bondi FC is currently topping the league standings in Gbarpolu.

Prior to this, he enjoyed a successful tenure with Mighty Angel FC, contributing to their victory as the 3rd Division Champions in the LFA Third Division League in Gbarpolu County.

He proudly represented Gbarpolu in three County Meets, where he earned recognition for his exceptional pace, crossing ability, and precision with his left foot.

Known for his dribbling skills and his capacity to stretch defenses from the left wing, Winston was a key asset for width, creativity, and attacking balance in his teams.

His untimely passing is a significant loss for Gbarpolu County and the football community at large, where he will be fondly remembered for his contributions and brilliance on the field.

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Press Statement for Immediate Release!

March 27, 2026

CDC-COP Declares VP Jeremiah K. Koung a Person of Interest in the Sudden Death of Hon. Solomon George; Demands Independent Forensic Investigation

The National Executive Council of the CDC-COP expresses grave concern over the sudden and troubling death of Hon. Solomon George under circumstances that now raise serious legal and moral questions. Based on recent public remarks made by Vice President Jeremiah Koung on March 27, 2026, at the Capitol Building, wherein he acknowledged that the late Hon. George was present at his residence prior to his death and further admitted to refusing to answer the dying man’s calls, we hereby declare Vice President Koung a person of interest in this matter. Such a statement, by its very nature, constitutes a material admission that warrants immediate and thorough investigation.

In keeping with the laws of the Republic of Liberia, particularly the Criminal Procedure Law and provisions under the Penal Law of Liberia relating to suspicious deaths and possible criminal negligence, the Liberia National Police (LNP) is under both a legal and constitutional obligation to initiate a full-scale forensic investigation. This must include, but not be limited to, toxicology analysis, autopsy review, digital forensics of communication records, and a comprehensive inquiry into what exactly transpired at the residence of the Vice President. The failure to respond to distress calls from an individual who was last known to be in one’s custody or proximity raises potential liability under doctrines of duty of care and criminal neglect, which must not be ignored.

Moreover, Article 11(c) of the 1986 Constitution of Liberia guarantees equal protection under the law. This principle demands that no public official, regardless of rank or office, should be shielded from investigation where credible suspicion exists. The CDC-COP therefore calls on the Government of Liberia to ensure that this matter is

"FROM WHERE I SIT"
By Philipbert Semogai Jabba-Wleh Browne.

RWAANDA'S ROAR: RWANDAN PRESIDENT KAHESHEGANE PAUL KAGAME TO THE RESCUE IN LIBERIAN-GUINEAN BORDER DISPUTE.

Many politicians are trying to spin a simple truth into a lie, but I am here to set the record straight. President Joseph Nyumah Boakai, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Liberia, reached out to French President Emmanuel Macron, seeking his help in the Liberian-Guinean border dispute. Unfortunately, President Macron was limited in his influence, as Guinea, along with Burkina Faso and Mali, has distanced itself from French interests.
The United States Government, however, has significant influence over Guinea, having played a role in the country's military coup. Despite this, President Boakai opted to reach out to Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who has a strong relationship with Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya. It seems President Kagame is the go-to person for resolving this issue.
Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya has publicly acknowledged his friendship with President Kagame, showcasing their bond during recent high-profile events in Guinea. The Liberian National Security Council recognized this dynamic and advised President Boakai to reach out to President Kagame for assistance.
President Boakai took their advice and called President Kagame, exchanging pleasantries before requesting his help in resolving the border dispute. However, the issue is more complex than just land; Guinea sees Liberia's actions as a potential threat to its sovereignty.
Guinea has deployed soldiers to the border, creating a military buffer zone in case of any eventualities. This move suggests that Guinea is taking the situation seriously, and Liberia needs a diplomatic solution fast. The actual inner truth is Guinea through her intelligence gathering network is of the opinion that Liberia is plotting, consciously or unconsciously the overthrow of the Guinean Government. The situation at the Lib

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