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Author: Kerkula Blama
Kerkula Blama also known as Aketella is a Liberian journalist and the CEO of Geez Liberia. He is also a blogger, vlogger, On-Air Personality, curator, PR, A&R and Social Media Influencer.
Recently, images have been circulating across social media, suggesting that Liberians in America are currently protesting against former President Donald Trump’s reinstated deportation program. However, an independent investigation by Geez Liberia has verified that these claims are entirely false and misleading.
Senator Chie Resubmits Dual Citizenship and Other Key Constitutional Amendments – What It Means for Liberia
A retired soldier in India has admitted to k!lling and cooking his wife following a heated argument but cops let him to walk free because of lack of evidence.
Violence On The Rise In Lofa As Police Investigates Two Seperate Stabbing Incidents In One Day.
The Capitol building arson case took another twist as state prosecutors requested more time to gather and present key evidence. This request, known as a “continuance,” essentially means postponing the case to allow them to strengthen their arguments and gather more evidence.
1,563 Liberians Affected as US President Trump Moves to the Top Gear in His Expulsion Program
The Trump administration’s recent halt of HIV drug distribution in poor countries has sparked widespread concern and confusion. Under this directive, organizations in various nations have been ordered to stop distributing HIV medications, even if the drugs were already procured using U.S. aid and are sitting in local clinics.
In a significant development in the tragic murder case of 8-year-old Siah John, the Liberia National Police have arrested and charged Musu P. Kanneh, 20, with her alleged murder.
According to information gathered that the deceased, Gibson Robert, and his brother, Alphanso Johnson, left their Pearchuzohn residence to search for “kissmeat” on the Benson River.
Man of God or Fraudster. It’s getting harder to tell the difference. Imagine handing over your hard-earned $3,000, believing you’re on your way to Canada, only to find out you’ve been scammed!
This is exactly what happened to a group of nine individuals who fell prey to a so-called “travel program” run by Pastor Ben of Triumphant Evangelical Fire Ministries, located in Chicken Soup Factory. The scam promised a seamless journey to Canada, and many trusted it, not just because of the pastor’s reputation but because of the convincing details surrounding the operation.