Liberia Immigration Service Commissioner General Steve Zargo has called for Lofians to take advantage of having someone from Lofa as president of Liberia. The former Lofa senator said it would be a missed opportunity for Lofa to remain underdeveloped after six years under President Joseph Boakai.
Lofa’s Circuit Judge Wants Appointment of SGBV Court Judge Fast-Tracked
Judge Blamo Dixon of the Tenth Judicial Circuit Court in Voinjama has called for the speedy appointment of a judge for the Sexual and Gender-Based Violence court.
New Lofa Superintendent is Inducted into the Office
Superintendent J. Lavela Massaquoi and other Lofa local government officials have been inducted into office.
Ahead of Plans to Designate Wonegizi Forest as Protected Area, Lofa Communities Formalize Customary Land Ownership
Ahead of efforts to designate the Wonegizi Forest in Lofa as a protected forest, several communities along the forest’s edge are participating in a customary land formalization process facilitated by the Community Rights Support Facility.
Voinjama Multilateral High School Launches TVET Program
The Voinjama Multilateral High School has officially launched its technical and vocational education and training program for students to acquire skills in five technical areas.
President Boakai Making Progress With Lofa Road Rehabilitation
Lofa citizens have expressed gratitude for the ongoing road rehabilitation in the county, which is part of President Joseph Boakai’s commitment for his first 100 days in office.
Lofa Superintendent Commissions Taskforce to Verify Land Ownership Claims
In an attempt to limit and prevent land conflicts, Lofa’s Superintendent William Kamba has commissioned members of a task force aimed at verifying land ownership claims across the county.
Toddler Dies After Falling into Well in Lofa
A two-year-old toddler has died in an open well that was located in a rice paddy in Voinjama.