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STAND is demanding the dismissal and prosecution of Police IG Gregory Coleman and the officers linked to the killing of Matthew Mulbah, a mentally ill man shot by police in Congo Town. The group describes the act as a “cold-blooded murder” and a clear case of police brutality and abuse of power.
Two brothers from Mao Town, Nimba County, have confessed to causing a man’s nonstop erection after accusing him of having an affair with their woman. The duo admitted seeking help from a traditional doctor in Guinea to perform a ritual.
A man in Mao Town, Nimba County, is reportedly battling a strange health condition after being accused of having an affair with another man’s wife. Reports say his penis has remained painfully erect for weeks, and is now increasing in size and length daily.
A native doctor identified as Madiswon Gaye, popularly known as “Dao-Dao,” has been sentenced to five years in prison for manslaughter after a man died during a traditional bulletproof ritual in Nimba County. The court ruled that cultural practices cannot override the law when they result in loss of life.
The Liberia National Police has confirmed the death of Matthew Mulbah, who was shot by an officer after allegedly stabbing three policemen in Congo Town. Police say Mulbah ignored orders to surrender and attacked officers with a knife and cutlass before being fatally shot. One officer remains in critical condition as investigations continue.
Once celebrated as Liberia’s “Integrity Icon” for returning US$50,000 in 2021, 18-year-old Emmanuel Tolue is now facing tuition challenges at Ricks Institute. The school says he owes over US$2,000, despite past scholarship promises made by officials and well-wishers.
The Ministry of Education has issued a strong warning to Rev. Paye Cooper Mondolo for organizing an illegal graduation and changing the name of Evelyn S. Chapman United Methodist School to “Global Methodist” without authorization. The Ministry says no such school is registered under that name and has cautioned that any diplomas issued will not be recognized.
Liberia National Fire Service has confirmed that overheated solar batteries caused the fire that destroyed the home of NSA Director General, Retired General Prince C. Johnson. Investigators say the blaze started from an electrical short circuit, with no fire safety equipment found in the residence.
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency has arrested 70-year-old Lucy S. Morris in West Point after officers discovered Kush worth over L$1 million hidden in nine mineral water bottles. The suspect is under investigation and will be sent to court as the LDEA steps up efforts to dismantle drug trafficking networks across Liberia.
President Boakai has appointed Princess Eva Cooper and Dogba K. Norris, Jr. to lead the newly established Liberia National Tourism Authority, following the passage of the 2025 Tourism Act.


