Questioning Boakai’s decentralization rhetoric

National celebration without its customary display of leadership presence

unveiling a 23-member committee tasked with spearheading the rapid construction of new national headquarters

A heavy‑handed and politically reckless eviction

For corruption, deception, and abuse

Same old excesses—wrapped in new excuses

Reaffirming a longstanding personal relationship

Planning to “quietly refill” exhausted budgetary allocations

Hopes Senator Saah Joseph comes to his senses in due time

placing political interests above the rule of law

a display many critics deem tone-deaf given Liberia’s widespread hardship

silencing dissent is the first step toward tyranny

deep national concerns over the concession’s implications

a preference for platitudes over the painful honesty

Dares anyone to prove otherwise

shielded from the urgent realities facing his nation

Only about 23% are truly deployable for crowd control

Understanding the grievances fueling this movement

that these charges are politically motivated and designed to tarnish his reputation and that of his former colleagues

Weaponizing the justice system against perceived political threats