Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Ganta on Friday, March 30 to dedicate a mosque which had been under renovation for over two years.
Nimba’s Sup’t Cooper Finally Speaks Out on Conflict Between Sen. Johnson and Him
D. Dorr Cooper, the superintendent designate of Nimba, has finally broken his silence about recent statements made by Sen. Prince Johnson that he would withdraw his support for Cooper’s confirmation.
Senator Grupee Says ‘Nimba Cannot be Divided Along Tribal Lines’
Sen. Thomas Grupee of Nimba has called the move divide Nimba along tribal lines counterproductive to the unity and developmental goals of the county
Sen. Grupee: ‘Impossible’ for Prince Johnson to Support Weah
Amid speculations that Sen. Prince Johnson may choose to endorse the Coalition for Democratic Change in the second round of the presidential elections, Nimba’s other senator, Thomas Grupee, has said such endorsement is “not possible.â€
VP Boakai Ends Nimba Campaign Tour in Ganta
Liberia’s vice president and presidential candidate for the ruling Unity Party, Joseph N. Boakai, has concluded his campaign tour of Nimba County at a well-attended rally held at the Ganta Kumasi Sports Field on Thursday, October 5.
MDR Calls on Nimbaians Disappointed With Boakai to Support Prince Johnson
The Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction is calling on citizens of Nimba to pledge their support for its standard bearer, Prince Y. Johnson, in light of Vice President Joseph Boakai selecting a running mate from a different county.
Prince Johnson Joins Discussion on Boakai Not Selecting Running Mate from Nimba
As mixed views continue to rage among citizens of Nimba over the selection of House Speaker J. Emmanuel Nuquay of Margibi by Vice President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to serve as his running mate, Sen. Prince Y. Johnson has said it is a “payback†to Nimbaians who he said had “badmouthed†their own leaders.
VP Boakai Assures Nimba of Development if Elected President
Liberia’s vice president and the standard bearer of the ruling Unity Party, Joseph N. Boakai, was on Saturday, July 8, endorsed by thousands of citizens of Nimba who supported his ambition to become the next president of Liberia.