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Former Keeper Louis Crayton: Charles Taylor Government Fully Funded 2002 National TeamFormer Liberia national team goalk...
29/05/2026

Former Keeper Louis Crayton: Charles Taylor Government Fully Funded 2002 National Team

Former Liberia national team goalkeeper Louis B. Crayton Jr. has publicly countered recent historical narratives, asserting that the administration of former President Charles Taylor entirely financed the Lone Star’s major expenses during their 2002 African Cup of Nations and World Cup qualifying campaigns.

Taking to Facebook to caution the public against attempts to rewrite history, the 2002 squad member specified that the Taylor government covered everything from the jerseys they wore to their accommodations at the Kings Lodge on 9th Street and all team meals.

Crayton further detailed the financial payouts of the era, noting that international travel expenses were heavily backed, with overseas-based players receiving US$5,000 each and former President George Weah who served as the team's technical director at the time receiving US$10,000 upon joining the squad.

Challenging anyone to dispute these claims, Crayton stated that this financial backing represents factual evidence that can be verified by any player on that historic roster, specifically naming former football administrator Edwin Snowe.

These revelations have reignited long-standing debates regarding the true source of funding and the complex intersection of politics and sports during a pivotal era in Liberian football history.

28/05/2026

Akon’s High Praise: Nigerians Are the Smartest People on the Planet

This could be debatable, but the Nigerians are the smartest people on the planet. I promise you, there is nobody smarter than a Nigerian.

Of course, there are a few bad apples that came out. The bad ones are extremely smart. But they put their intelligence all in the wrong place. If they were to gear that towards something more positive or productive because the ones that did, there are more billionaires being made in Nigeria than anywhere in the world.

28/05/2026

More Than a Single Narrative: The True Reality of Nigeria

Nigeria is far more than how Africa and Africans typically see it to be.

CONMEBOL Suspends Palmeiras Youth Star Eduardo Conceição for 4 Months Following Anti-Racism Protest CelebrationSouth Ame...
28/05/2026

CONMEBOL Suspends Palmeiras Youth Star Eduardo Conceição for 4 Months Following Anti-Racism Protest Celebration

South American football's governing body, CONMEBOL, has issued a four-month suspension to Palmeiras talent Eduardo Conceição following a controversial celebration during a South American U-17 match.

The incident began when Conceição was subjected to racial abuse by an Argentinian opponent. After the referee failed to activate the official anti-racism protocol, the frustrated youngster took matters into his own hands. Upon scoring the team's third goal, he chose to perform a monkey celebration as a direct protest against the abuse he endured.

Reflecting on his actions after the match, the young forward explained that his defiance was a way to take back control, stating that after suffering the racism, he set his mind to score and do the monkey celebration to make them mad and show that he wasn't shaken.

28/05/2026

Liberian Prosecution Brief: Criminal Liability of Welly Diggs in the Death of Minor Melvin James

This is what Henz Blog thinks the process gonna be like:

A critical evaluation of the emerging facts in the Gorzohn Community case reveals that the 35-year-old suspect, Welly Diggs, faces inescapable criminal liability for the tragic death of 16-year-old Melvin James.

The newly introduced elements—specifically her public appeal for forgiveness and her statement that she "doesn't know what came over her"—do not serve as valid legal defenses under the Liberian Penal Law; rather, they function as an implicit admission of guilt and a confession to the underlying acts that led to the boy's death.

From a prosecutor's perspective, Welly Diggs' age is a heavily aggravating factor. At 35 years old, she is an adult fully capable of understanding the profound risks associated with sending a minor up a tree to harvest fruit, a practice explicitly restricted under Liberia's hazardous child labor regulations. By employing or directing a 16-year-old child to perform such inherently dangerous work, she committed an unlawful act that directly resulted in his fatal fall.

Her subsequent statement that she "doesn't know what came over her" legally translates to a temporary abandonment of reason and gross recklessness, effectively dismantling any defense that she acted with the standard of care expected of a reasonable adult.

Furthermore, her plea for forgiveness, while emotionally significant, carries no weight regarding the determination of guilt in a criminal court.

In the eyes of the law, a plea for forgiveness is an acknowledgment of wrongdoing, confirming that she recognizes her failure to act when the boy returned from the fall. By choosing to honor a minor's alleged request to conceal the accident from his father instead of seeking immediate emergency medical intervention, Diggs committed a criminal omission. This failure to provide a duty of care directly caused the internal injuries of Melvin James to become fatal.

Consequently, the legal decision remains unyielding. Welly Diggs will be formally charged with Manslaughter, a felony of the second degree under Title 26 of the Liberian Code of Laws.

While her remorse and appeals for forgiveness cannot exonerate her or dismiss the charges, a judge may choose to consider her contrition solely during the sentencing phase. However, given the vulnerability of the 16-year-old victim and the catastrophic consequences of her negligence, she faces a definitive prison sentence of up to 5 years, as her own admissions solidify the state's case against her.

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Liberian Judge Orders Release of 45 Pretrial Detainees Citing Severe Prosecutorial DelaysMonrovia, Liberia In a major r...
28/05/2026

Liberian Judge Orders Release of 45 Pretrial Detainees Citing Severe Prosecutorial Delays

Monrovia, Liberia In a major ruling at Criminal Court “A,” Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie ordered the immediate release of 45 pretrial detainees from the Monrovia Central Prison, popularly known as South Beach. The decision stems from the state's failure to uphold constitutional and statutory guarantees ensuring a speedy trial.

The released individuals face serious allegations, with charges ranging from murder, manslaughter, and trafficking to robbery, aggravated assault, and theft of property. They represent an initial group of 219 total inmates slated for release "without prejudice to the state."

This specific legal designation means that while the current cases are dismissed, prosecutors retain the right to refile charges in the future if they choose to pursue them.

Among those set free after spending between two and four years in detention without ever being indicted or brought to trial are Alieu Kamara, Abraham Maryland, Jerome Brown, Blessings Sherman, and Emmanuel Momo.

Judge Willie anchored his landmark ruling on Sections 18.1 and 18.2 of Liberia’s Criminal Procedure Law. These statutes explicitly mandate the dismissal of cases when the government fails to prosecute defendants within the required court terms, unless the state can demonstrate good cause for the delay.

The court's action followed a formal motion submitted by defense attorney Cllr. Sennay Carlor II, who successfully argued that the state had flagrantly breached the legally mandated timeframe for prosecution.

Beyond the statutory violations, the physical conditions of the detention facility heavily influenced the court's decision. During the proceedings, prison authorities testified to severe overcrowding at South Beach, graphically noting that the congestion had escalated to the point where inmates were "sleeping on each other."

Judge Willie emphasized that both the prolonged, unlawful detentions and the harrowing prison congestion justified the strict enforcement of the law.

This ruling mirrors previous actions taken by the jurist. In April 2025, Judge Willie released over 100 detainees under nearly identical circumstances following motions brought forward by defense counsel, including Cllr. Carlor II and Cllr. Aloysius Toe.

Addressing potential public concern, Judge Willie reiterated his consistent stance on these matters, clarifying that the detainees are not being released on the grounds of proven innocence, but rather because the government failed to fulfill its constitutional obligation to prosecute them within the boundaries of the law.

28/05/2026

Content Creation Gone Too Far: Why Chasing Viral Views is Never Worth Your Health.

A shocking video of a young man submerging himself in a filthy gutter has sparked widespread outrage and concern online, serving as a stark reminder of the dangerous extremes people will go to for internet fame.

In the footage, the creator is seen deliberately laying face-down in heavily contaminated drainage water, a stunt that has left viewers deeply unsettled.

The video has triggered a massive wave of backlash, with the public urging digital creators to prioritize their well-being over social media clout.

Commenters are heavily emphasizing that no amount of potential revenue or viral success is worth risking a severe, life-threatening infection.

Ultimately, the dangerous trend has reinforced a powerful truth across the online community: maintaining good health without wealth is infinitely better than destroying your body for a payout.

28/05/2026

The Driving Forces Behind Nigerian Success: A Man Explains

A Man Explains
There are three key factors that make Nigerians always successful, as explained by a man who broke down the core elements of their achievements.

From Liberia to Millions: The Inspiring Rise of Boniface OguntiBorn in Liberia, Boniface Ogunti overcame a childhood of ...
28/05/2026

From Liberia to Millions: The Inspiring Rise of Boniface Ogunti

Born in Liberia, Boniface Ogunti overcame a childhood of poverty and displacement to become a self-made millionaire, global digital marketing expert, and business magnate. Sent to live with a relative in America at just five years old, he faced a challenging upbringing but remained driven by a relentless willingness to take risks.

His entrepreneurial journey began at age sixteen, when he started airbrushing sneakers to generate an income. After two years of disciplined saving, he used just $2,000 to launch his very first business venture. This early hustle laid the foundation for massive financial success; by the age of 21, Mr. Ogunti had generated his first $2.5 million.

Today, at only 24 years old, he has built an estimated net worth of US $36 million. He currently commands a global business empire, running Current 9 a highly successful eCommerce consultancy business in America alongside a major shipping company in his native Liberia. Beyond his personal wealth, Mr. Ogunti has dedicated himself to empowering others, successfully helping hundreds of aspiring entrepreneurs reach millionaire status.

28/05/2026

Public Concern Deepens Over Liberian Musician 10:30's Behavior and Recent Conversion

A recent interview between newly converted Muslim Liberian musician 10:30 and local content creator A Classic has sparked widespread concern both within Liberia and abroad.

Observers have raised questions regarding the artist's mental health and potential substance abuse, pointing directly to his recent public appearances and speech patterns. Furthermore, rumors are circulating that 10:30's conversion to Islam may not have been his own choice, but rather a decision orchestrated by former Liberian heavyweight champion No Fear.

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