Obediah Johnson is a journalist based in Monrovia, Liberia, focusing on local news and politics. He writes for FrontPageAfrica and his work has also appeared in Cigalah Group. Obediah's articles cover a range of topics including political developments, social issues, and economic initiatives in Liberia.
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Obediah Johnson's articles predominantly focus on government announcements, general announcements, and expert commentaries related to politics within Liberia. He covers topics such as local political developments, elections, corruption, and humanitarianism.
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By: Obediah Johnson
Over 300 proposed development projects intended to help address multiple challenges confronting Liberians across the country have been stalled due to the failure of members of the 55th National Legislature to maintain and allocate the initial US$11.8M budgeted for Legislative Engagement Projects and the increasing disagreement over the selection of local contractors who have interest to contest against sitting lawmakers to implement these projects.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA — The office of Vice President Jeremiah Jeremiah Koung has rejected allegations that he and some lawyers have bribed members of the Supreme Court bench in the tone $900,000 to influence its ruling in the ongoing leadership crisis within the House of Representatives.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA — Grand Gedeh County Senator Zoe Emmanuel Pennue has distanced citizens of the county from speculations and plans to storm the Samuel A. Stryker Funeral Parlours in Monrovia and forcibly take cease of the remains of fallen Nimba County Senator Prince Johnson as a revenge for brutally killing their kinsmen ex-President Samuel K. Doe.
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia—The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Liberia Chapter, held its 11th Annual Black and Gold Scholarship Ball on December 6 at the Paynesville City Hall, successfully raising funds to support scholarships for university students.
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia—Ambassador Dee Maxwell Saah Kemayah, Political Leader and Standard Bearer of the Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE), emphasized the vital role of education in transforming Liberia during the 42nd Commencement Convocation of the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary (LBTS) on December 8, 2024.
By: Obediah Johnson
Capitol Hill, Monrovia – Members of the Liberian Senate have unanimously resolved to uphold the opinion of Justice Minister Oswald Tweh in the ongoing impasse at the House of Representatives.
By: Obediah Johnson
Capitol Hill, Monrovia – The political hopes of embattled Speaker J. Fonati Koffa to retain his position as Speaker of the 55th National Legislature suffered a major blow following the Liberian Senate's endorsement of Justice Minister Oswald Tweh's opinion on the ongoing leadership dispute at the House of Representatives.
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia – The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Accounts Senator Amara Konneh has encouraged the embattled Speaker of the House of Representatives Fonati Koffa to consider resigning his post, following the release and subsequent endorsement of an opinion rendered by Justice Minister Oswald Tweh on the controversial Supreme Court's ruling in a case he filed at the High Court by the executive and the Liberian Senate.
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia—Senator Gbenzohngar Milton Findley, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Revenue, has publicly distanced himself from the decision made by the majority of his Senate colleagues to uphold the Minister of Justice Oswald Tweh's interpretation of the Supreme Court's ruling concerning the recognition of Speaker Richard Koon and his majority bloc in the House of Representatives.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA — Heads of States of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have welcomed and acknowledged the decision taken by authorities of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso to withdraw from the regional body.
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