Author: Kerkula Blama

Mama Liberia has denied claims that he married his estranged wife for a chance to move to America. Instead, he alleges she used fake Facebook accounts posing as her father, aunt, and even someone from the U.S. Embassy to convince him she was pregnant, push him into marriage, and collect money for what he believed were visa-related expenses. He says he has evidence to support his claims.

Mama Liberia has denied claims that he married his estranged wife for a chance to move to America. Instead, he alleges she used fake Facebook accounts posing as her father, aunt, and even someone from the U.S. Embassy to convince him she was pregnant, push him into marriage, and collect money for what he believed were visa-related expenses. He says he has evidence to support his claims.

Liberian comedian Mama Liberia and his estranged wife are making headlines after a family dispute turned into a public controversy. What started with claims that she sold his building materials has now grown into shocking accusations involving alleged fake pregnancies, a hidden child, and deception during their marriage. Both sides have shared their versions of the story, while the matter is now expected to be decided in court.

Veteran Liberian music star DenG has added another remarkable achievement to his name, this time not on the stage or in the recording studio, but in the classroom.

The Monrovia City Court has revoked the Writ of Ne Exeat Republica previously issued against social media personality Dr. Vicky Gray, lifting all restrictions on her international travel pending the outcome of legal proceedings against her.

The singer has announced the launch of Helebor Entertainment, a new record label and creative platform that she says will focus on producing quality music, nurturing talent, creating opportunities, and making a lasting impact in Liberia’s entertainment industry and beyond.

The Alternative National Congress (ANC) has congratulated the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) on its upcoming 22nd Anniversary and Militant Month Celebration, describing the event as an important milestone in Liberia’s democratic journey.

The Monrovia City Court has issued a Ne Exeat Republica writ against social media personality Dr. Vicky Gray, effectively preventing her from leaving Liberia pending ongoing legal proceedings.

Former President George Manneh Weah and the opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) have begun consultations aimed at building a broad political coalition ahead of Liberia’s 2029 general elections, with discussions reportedly underway regarding a potential vice-presidential candidate.

Former Minister of Mines and Energy Wilmot Paye has claimed that his removal from government was partly connected to his refusal to participate in an alleged effort to conceal an academic fraud case involving former Commerce Inspector General Dorr Cooper at the University of Liberia.