Frontline Report Liberia

New Officers Ready to Serve as LNP Class 47 and LDEA Class 3 Graduate

A new batch of security personnel has officially joined Liberia’s law enforcement sector following the graduation of Liberia National Police (LNP) Class 47 and Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Class 3.

The graduation ceremony brought together government officials, security leaders, family members, and well-wishers to celebrate the successful completion of training by the recruits. The graduates are expected to strengthen efforts in maintaining public safety, law enforcement, and the fight against illegal drugs across Liberia.

Authorities encouraged the new officers to serve with professionalism, integrity, and dedication to the nation.

🚨 Kylian Mbappé on facing Senegal: “We face the 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬… ehm, I don’t know if Morocco or Senegal won it at the end!” 🌍🏆

“Let’s say the African champions!” 😅

“It’s a great team, it’s awesome to start against them”.

“We can’t deny that there is a lot of history between France and Senegal. This will make the match even more 𝐬𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐲”

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

South Africa have OFFICIALLY lost their first match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, suffering a 2-0 defeat to Mexico.

Reports say the fans are in tears, emotions are running high, and the pressure is mounting. 😭

Moral Lesson: If they lose their next match, their chances of booking an early flight home to resume their regular jobs will become very high. 😂

Football can be brutal, today you're dreaming of the trophy, tomorrow you're updating your CV. 😂⚽

⚽ Ballon d'Or Meets FIFA Boss: Weah and Infantino Train Together

Former Ballon d'Or winner and Liberian football icon George Weah was spotted training alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino in a light-hearted football session.

The moment brought together two of football's most recognizable figures, showcasing their shared passion for the game. Fans were delighted to see the pair on the training ground, proving that football continues to unite legends both on and off the pitch. ⚽🔥

🚨Court Approves US$435K Bond for Rescue Mother Nora Finda Bondo

Criminal Court ‘C’ has approved a US$435,560 property bond for Rescue Mother Nora Finda Bondo, who is facing multiple charges, including money laundering, theft of property, misuse of public funds, criminal conspiracy, and forgery.

According to court records, a writ of arrest was issued and forwarded to the Liberia Immigration Service at Roberts International Airport, but Bondo was not arrested. Authorities are now seeking an explanation for the failure to execute the writ.

As part of the bond conditions, Bondo must appear before the court when required and is prohibited from leaving Liberia without court approval. The case remains pending before the court.

‎Rep. P. Mark Jurry Donates LD 500,000 to Tubman University Maintenance Staff.
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‎Maryland County, Liberia – Honorable P. Mark Jurry, Representative for District 1, Maryland County, has presented a LD 500,000 grant to the maintenance staff of the Tubman University.
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‎The funds are intended to support the staff’s welfare and operational needs. However, Representative Jurry made it clear the money will not be released immediately. It will be held until the recipients complete a mandatory three-month financial management training program, to be conducted by qualified professionals under guidelines set by the lawmaker.
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‎“This support is provided to promote sustainability and responsible use of resources, not to encourage short-term spending or personal gain,” Jurry stated. He added that the structured approach will also verify the group’s genuine organizational commitment beyond financial motives.
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Maryland County Fire Service Station Falling Apart.

HARPER, Maryland County – The Liberia National Fire Service station on Green Street in Harper is in very bad condition. It has been like this for years, and firefighters are struggling to do their work.
Major Nathaniel Williams, the County Commander, took charge in January 2019. He said the building was already bad when he arrived. "The only reason it has lasted this long is because of the minor patching I've been doing myself."
When it rains, officers cannot use their offices. "Officers are unable to occupy their offices and are forced to sit on the porch to conduct their work," Commander Williams said.
He has told the central office and county leaders about the problems many times, but nothing has changed.
The station has three big problems: not enough fire equipment, limited vehicles for officers, and the urgent need to fully renovate the building.
The station serves more than 21,000 people in Maryland County. Without quick fixes, emergency help could suffer badly.
Commander Williams is asking the national government and aid groups for fast help. "We are ready to serve the people of Maryland County, but we need adequate facilities to operate from," he said. "I urge the central government and our partners to help us renovate this building so we can continue to protect lives and property effectively.

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