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14/01/2026

Friends of Dagoseh Rise in Defense of Commerce Minister Magdalene Dagoseh”

Monrovia, Liberia – The Media Team of Friends of Dagoseh has strongly condemned what it describes as baseless, politically motivated accusations leveled against the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Madam Magdalene Dagoseh.

The group notes that Minister Dagoseh is the widow of the late Senator Edward Dagoseh, a respected public servant who faithfully represented Grand Cape Mount County for many years.

Together, the couple lawfully acquired their assets and invested in properties long before Madam Dagoseh assumed her current role in government. Claims insinuating wrongdoing or unexplained wealth, the group says, are not only false but deeply unfair.

According to the Media Team, individuals identified as Victor G. Flomo and P. Maxwell Vah have recently embarked on a campaign of public accusations and demands aimed at questioning the Minister’s personal assets and integrity.

The group describes these actions as politically driven, noting that neither individual has presented credible evidence to support their claims.
“Minister Dagoseh has nothing to hide and owes no explanation to individuals whose public records are themselves questionable,” the statement said. “Her life and legacy have been built on hard work, family sacrifice, and lawful enterprise.”

The Friends of Dagoseh further emphasized that the Minister remains focused on her national duties promoting commerce, empowering Liberians, and contributing to sustainable development particularly in Grand Bassa County and across the country.

They stressed that attempts to smear her character will not distract her from serving the Liberian people.
The Media Team called on the public and the media to reject politically motivated attacks designed to discredit honest and dedicated public servants, reaffirming that Madam Magdalene Dagoseh remains a woman of integrity, dignity, and unwavering commitment to Liberia’s growth and prosperity.

Contact:
Media Team of Friends of Dagoseh

14/01/2026

Breaking!

Fox News is reporting that the State Department is pausing immigrant visa processing for 75 countries in an effort to crack down on applicants deemed likely to become a public charge.

The countries include Liberia, Somalia, Russia, Afghanistan, Brazil, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Nigeria, Thailand, Yemen and more.

The pause will begin Jan. 21 and will continue indefinitely until the department conducts a reassessment of immigrant visa processing.

14/01/2026

Special Interview with the president of the Motorcycles and Kehkeh union in Buchanan.

14/01/2026

Former assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon. Maxwell Vai and Victor G. Flomo file a petition for Investigation Into Alleged Unexplained Wealth And Corruption Involving The Minister Of Commerce And Industry, Madam Magdalene Dagoseh

14/01/2026

Former Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon. Maxwell Vai and Victor G. Flomo file a Petition for Investigation Into Alleged Unexplained Wealth And Corruption Involving The Minister Of Commerce And Industry, Madam Magdalene Dagoseh.

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14/01/2026

Care Africa medical foundation Health center, officially launch motorcyclists and kekeh riders Health service program in Bassa.

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14/01/2026

“Left Bruised and Alone: Young Woman Assaulted in Gbarnga as Alleged Abuser Flees”

B**g County — A disturbing incident of alleged domestic violence has been reported in Gbarnga, where Martha Kollie, a resident of Demata Road, was reportedly assaulted by her boyfriend on the Suakoko Rehabilitation Community at about 8:30 p.m. last night.

The suspect, commonly known as “Kpa-ka-man,” is accused of severely beating the victim before fleeing the area. As of this report, no family member of the victim has been identified or located.
Eyewitnesses disclosed that the Liberia National Police were informed of the incident shortly after it occurred.

Police reportedly advised the victim to seek immediate medical attention, after which a follow-up investigation would be conducted. However, the victim allegedly stated that she does not have the financial means to access hospital care.

The matter remains under active investigation as police continue efforts to track down and arrest the suspect.

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14/01/2026

A Promise Carved in Steel: Third MDA Amendment Brings Hope, Infrastructure, and Opportunity to Grand Bassa

By: Build FM

Below are the key provisions for Grand Bassa County under the Third Amendment of the Mineral Development Agreement (MDA) between the Government of Liberia and ArcelorMittal Liberia:

Yekepa–Buchanan Rail Corridor:
The amendment outlines a clear pathway for the rail corridor to transition into an independent, government regulated rail authority by 2030, aligning with Liberia’s long-term national rail development vision.

Community Development Projects:
ArcelorMittal Liberia will contribute US$5 million annually to a Community Development Fund (CDF) dedicated to driving socioeconomic growth across concession-affected communities.

In addition, the company will implement a comprehensive Social Infrastructure Plan covering Nimba, B**g, and Grand Bassa Counties, which includes:

Rehabilitation of the KM 2.5 Bridge, linking Buchanan City Center to the concession loop;

Paving of the concession road from the KM 2.5 Bridge to Tubman Street in Buchanan;

Rehabilitation of the St. John River Road Bridge, reconnecting B**g and Grand Bassa Counties;

Establishment of a Vocational Training Center (VTC) in Buchanan to empower youth with skills and opportunities;

Continued support for housing rehabilitation, education, and employment programs.

To ensure accountability, any delays in implementation will attract penalties ranging from US$250,000 to US$500,000 annually, added directly to the Community Development Fund turning missed deadlines into renewed investment for the people.

14/01/2026

Justice Speaks for the People: Jury Finds Former LISGIS Officials Guilty in 2022 Census Corruption Case

The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) informs the public that a twelve member jury sitting before Criminal Court “C” has returned a unanimous guilty verdict against former officials of the Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services (LISGIS) in the long-running 2022 National Population and Housing Census corruption case.

After careful deliberation, the jury found the defendants, Dominic Paye, former Comptroller of LISGIS, and Lawrence George, former Deputy Director-General for Administration, guilty on all six charges levied against them by the State.

The verdict followed the close of final arguments and the conclusion of jury deliberations in a trial that closely examined allegations of financial misconduct and abuse of public trust.
The charges stemmed from the misappropriation of public funds intended for the 2022 National Population and Housing Census a critical national exercise meant to guide development planning and policy formulation.

Throughout the proceedings, the prosecution presented oral testimony and documentary evidence detailing unlawful financial practices, procurement irregularities, and payments for services that were never rendered.

The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission reaffirms its unwavering commitment to accountability, transparency, and the rule of law, assuring the public that corruption at any level will be pursued and addressed.

Signed:
Deanna W. Seakor
Public Relations Officer
Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC)

14/01/2026

“Standing Unshaken in Bassa: Unity Party Vows Survival Amid Political Crossfire”

By: Samuel Felix
Editor In Chief, Build FM/TV

Following a provocative Facebook post by Eugene U. Tarr, Secretary General of the Liberty Party, Bassa Chapter, declaring that the “Unity Party will soon fall in Grand Bassa,” the statement has drawn a strong response from Mr. Daniel “Bassa Boy” Johnson, Public Relations Officer of the Buchanan Sea Port and a committed member of the Unity Party.

Addressing fellow Unity Partisans in Grand Bassa and across Liberia via his official page, Johnson described Tarr’s comments as a calculated political attack, allegedly made under instructions from Liberty Party leaders.

According to him, the remarks are not accidental but stem from fear of the Unity Party’s renewed strength and growing influence in Grand Bassa County.
Johnson emphasized that the Unity Party’s determination to reorganize and rebuild has unsettled political opponents who, he claims, are driven by selfish interests and a desire to weaken the party’s base in Bassa.

He reassured supporters that such efforts would not succeed.
“We will not be intimidated,” Johnson asserted, pledging that Unity Party members would remain resolute in their mission to restore and strengthen the party in the county.

As tensions continue to rise between members of the Unity Party and the Liberty Party in Grand Bassa, the unfolding dispute has revived public curiosity about the alleged political understanding reached during the 2023 general elections between Unity Party political leader and President of Liberia, Joseph N. Boakai, and Liberty Party political leader, Senator Nyonblee Karnga Lawrence, who also serves as Senate Pro-Tempore.

Observers are now asking critical questions: Is one party reneging on that agreement, or are current political frictions simply the result of growing competition and shifting alliances? As the political atmosphere heats up in Grand Bassa, these questions remain unanswered, leaving citizens watching closely as events continue to unfold ahead of 2029.

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14/01/2026

Keff Hassan writes 👇👇

Only in Joseph Boakai, Liberia, a person r**e a little girl and sodomized a little boy and walked away free. Joseph Boakai has legalized r**e and so**my in Liberia # ra**st in chief.

14/01/2026

Update:

Gongloe & Associates, Inc.]

Date: January 13, 2026
To: Hon. Gregory Coleman, Liberia National Police, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia

Salutation: Honorable Inspector General:

RE: REQUEST FOR FULL INVESTIGATION REPORT AND SUPPORTING EVIDENCE IN ALLEGED STATUTORY R**E INVESTIGATION INVOLVING A 14 YEAR OLD GIRL AS VICTIM AND HON. BRYANT MCGILL, THEN DEPUTY MINISTER OF YOUTH AND SPORTS, AS THE ALLEGED PERPETRATOR

We present our compliments and write in our capacity as legal counsel to the family of the minor child, age 14, who in September 2025, reported an allegation of r**e against Hon. Bryant McGill, former Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports for Youth Development. We are informed by the family that on January 12, 2026, the Liberia National Police released a final investigative report to the public, indicating that the suspect was found not to be culpable; following extensive investigative measures, including forensic and technical analyses conducted both locally and internationally.

While we acknowledge the efforts of the Liberia National Police in conducting what appears to have been a thorough investigation under challenging circumstances, we respectfully request, in the interest of transparency, fairness, and the rights of the victim, that the following be formally made available to the family through undersigned counsel:
1. The complete final investigation report issued by the Liberia National Police;
2. Copies or certified summaries of forensic and scientific findings, including but not limited to:
a) DNA analysis reports conducted outside Liberia;
b) CCTV and digital forensic analysis reports;
c) Any medical or laboratory findings relied upon;
3. A summary of the methodology and standards applied in reaching the investigative conclusion of non-culpability.

This request is made without prejudice, and should not be construed as an accusation or a challenge to the professionalism of the investigating officers. Rather, it is grounded in the well established principle that where a minor alleges a grave offense and an investigation is concluded without prosecution, the complainant and her family are entitled to understand the evidentiary basis of that conclusion.

Transparency in such sensitive matters is essential not only for the confidence of the affected family, but also for sustaining public trust in the integrity and impartiality of law enforcement institutions particularly in cases that have attracted huge public attention and involved exceptional investigative procedures.

We respectfully request that the above-referenced materials be made available within a reasonable time, and kindly ask that all correspondence be directed through undersigned counsel.

Please accept, Honorable Inspector General, the assurances of our highest professional consideration.

Respectfully submitted,

Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe
Counsellor-at-Law
For and on behalf of the Family of the Minor Complainant

CC. Victim’s family.

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