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Faith Life Ministries International Celebrates 21 Years of God’s Faithfulness

By: Larwah Josephus Boayou larwahjosephusb@gmail

October 4,2026

MONROVIA, LIBERIA: Faith Life Ministries International, founded on October 2, 2005, by Bishop Paye Bagnon, has celebrated 21 years of existence, reflecting on what church leaders describe as two decades of grace, growth, challenges, and God’s faithfulness.

The anniversary celebration was held under the theme, “21 Years of Grace, Growth and Darkness, But God Has Been Faithful,” with biblical references from Psalm 105:1–5, 1 Samuel 7:12, Acts 4:31, and James 5:15.

Speaking during the celebration, Bishop Bagnon reflected on the ministry’s journey, noting that while several organizations, partners, and institutions that existed during the past 21 years have broken down or ceased to exist, God’s grace has sustained Faith Life Ministries International.

He described the church as one built on a solid foundation, saying its continued existence and growth demonstrate the faithfulness of God.

According to the ministry, Faith Life Ministries International has established more than 30 branches over the past 21 years and continues to preach the Gospel while helping men and women grow in their relationship with God and become followers of Christ.

The anniversary also highlighted the testimonies of people who encountered Christ through the ministry and remain active in the church today.

As Faith Life Ministries International marks 21 years, its leadership says the milestone is not only a celebration of the past but also a testimony of God’s continued grace and a renewed commitment to spreading the Gospel.

CEPRES International University to Launch Digital Platform for Education, Agriculture, Road Safety

By: DWilson Nornie

CEPRES International University is set to officially launch its National Transformation Engine (CNTE) today, Saturday, October 3, 2026, introducing a technology-based platform designed to support education, agriculture, transportation, entrepreneurship and other sectors.

The launch is expected to take place at 10:00 a.m. at the university’s campus in Chief Compound Community, Gbarnga, B**g County.

According to CEPRES, the CNTE brings several digital services together on one platform, with the aim of providing practical tools for students, professionals, farmers, drivers, entrepreneurs, researchers and institutions.

Speaking in an interview Friday ahead of the launch, Mr. Sam M Livingstone, an administrator of CEPRES International University, and the university’s founder, Dr. Mogana S Flomo Jr, said the platform is designed to respond to some of the everyday challenges faced by people and institutions.

They said the technology includes applications that can support drivers by monitoring vehicle speed and movement.

They also said the platform can assist in efforts to locate stolen motorcycles and provide digital support to people involved in agriculture and education.

The CNTE platform includes several areas, including learning and academics, examinations, admissions and student services, finance and payments, research and data collection, projects and fieldwork, digital credentials and skills development.

For students, the platform is expected to provide access to courses, live classes, academic records, gradebooks, examinations and other academic services.

The system also includes Skill-Connect, which is designed to connect people with skills and potential employment and career opportunities.

CEPRES says the platform is not limited to education but is intended to connect different sectors and create opportunities for practical learning, entrepreneurship, research and community development.

Another major component of the CNTE is Safe-Road, a digital road-safety service designed to connect drivers, riders, passengers, communities and participating emergency responders.

The service includes features for starting a journey, reporting road accidents and hazards, verifying participating vehicles and operators, and identifying reported danger areas.

Users can, for example, report road problems such as potholes, flooding or other hazards. The platform also provides an Emergency/SOS feature for reporting situations such as robbery, assault, kidnapping or unsafe driving.

CEPRES says Safe-Road is intended to support road safety and community reporting. However, the system does not replace government vehicle licensing, police authority, insurance regulation or official vehicle inspection.

The CNTE also features services connected to agriculture, entrepreneurship, research and marketplace activities.

The university says the platform is intended to help farmers and entrepreneurs access digital tools while creating opportunities for professionals, researchers and other users to connect and share information.

CEPRES officials described the CNTE as a platform designed for use beyond Liberia, saying it has a global outlook.

They are encouraging young people, professionals, farmers, educators, drivers, entrepreneurs and members of the public to learn more about the platform and explore how its different services could support their work and communities.

The officials said more details about how the platform works, including how people can register, access and use its various features, will be provided during the official launch.

The launch is open to the public and is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. today at CEPRES International University, Chief Compound Community, Gbarnga.

Prophet Key Calls for Kogar–Unity Party Cooperation in 2029

GANTA, Nimba County — October 3, 2026: Popular talk-show host and Prophet Key has called for political cooperation between Senator Samuel Kogar and the Unity Party ahead of the 2029 elections.

Speaking on the Voice of Gompa Breakfast Show in Ganta on Friday October 2, 2026, Justin Oldpa Yeazeahn said he has reduced his criticism of Senator Kogar because he believes cooperation is necessary to strengthen the Unity Party’s political prospects in Nimba.

“I need Kogar to work with the VP so we can get Nimba County. I need Kogar for the Unity Party in 2029 because the job that the Unity Party started has not ended,” Yeazeahn said.

He also criticized Kogar’s expulsion from the Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction (MDR), describing the decision as unfair and arguing that the party should resolve internal disagreements through dialogue

Yeazeahn further claimed that Kogar maintains considerable political support in Upper Nimba and areas along the Côte d’Ivoire border, which he said makes the senator an important political figure in the county.

The call has sparked serious political debate across Nimba County and surrounding areas, with residents and political actors expressing differing views on the proposed cooperation between Senator Samuel Kogar, Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, and the Unity Party ahead of the 2029 elections.

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Bishop Paye Bagnon Celebrates 21 Years of Ministry

A Lead Pastor of Faith Life Ministries International Bishop Paye is celebrating 21 years of pastoral service and the 21st anniversary of the ministry.

Reflecting on the journey, the pastor credited God for sustaining the ministry through trials, challenges, false accusations, and difficult seasons, while expressing gratitude to those who have remained supportive.

The Bishop Paye Bagnon also extended special appreciation to spiritual father and coach, Bishop Darlington G. Johnson, for his guidance and support throughout the ministry’s journey.

The anniversary celebration also recognizes the contributions of the ministry’s missionaries, ministers, members, supporters, and the pastor’s family.

President Boakai to Return Tuesday Following “Successful” UNGA Participation

MONROVIA, LIBERIA: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is expected to return to Liberia on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, following his participation in the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, United States.

Deputy Information Minister Daniel Sando disclosed Thursday that the President’s participation in the UNGA was “very successful” and beneficial to the Liberian people.

According to Minister Sando, President Boakai held a series of bilateral and multilateral engagements with world leaders, addressed the 81st UNGA, and participated in several high-level side events involving members of the Liberian diaspora, congressional leaders, and potential investors.

He said the engagements were aimed at strengthening international partnerships and attracting investment and development opportunities to Liberia.

The Ministry of Information said upon his arrival at Roberts International Airport on Tuesday evening, President Boakai and members of his delegation will proceed to Rocks International Church along the RIA Highway for a Thanksgiving and Intercessory Service before returning home.

President Boakai and his delegation departed Liberia on September 13, 2026, to participate in the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

Mr. E. Zodia Chelleh, A Diaspora Liberian Writes ✍🏻 ✍🏻 ✍🏻 ✍🏻 👇 👇 👇

LONE STAR PLAYERS ARE INSULTED, CORRUPT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE CELEBRATED — WHAT AN IRONY!

We need to stop and take a hard look at ourselves.
How can we celebrate government officials accused of stealing from the Liberian people, while insulting, humiliating, and attacking young men simply because they lost a football match?
This is a dangerous double standard.
A footballer can miss a chance. A goalkeeper can concede a goal. A team can lose a match. None of that gives anyone the right to threaten, abuse, or dehumanize our players.
If we have the courage to demand accountability from the Lone Star, then we must show that same courage when public officials are accused of mismanaging or stealing public resources.

Do not make our footballers the easiest people to punish while powerful people escape scrutiny.
Liberia must reject this culture of misplaced anger. Criticize performance. Demand accountability. But stop the insults, threats, and personal attacks.

The warning is simple: When we tolerate corruption at the top but unleash our anger on footballers at the bottom, we are not fixing Liberia—we are helping to destroy the values that hold our country together.
Hold the powerful accountable. Respect our players. Demand better from everyone.

Liberia Reaffirms Support for Two-State Solution at UN Security Council

Liberia has reaffirmed its support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, calling for adherence to international law, relevant United Nations resolutions, and actions that preserve the prospect of lasting peace.

Speaking Monday at the UN Security Council’s 10,230th meeting, Liberia’s Political Coordinator to the Security Council, Prutus Sackie, said a sustainable resolution to the conflict requires Israel and Palestine to coexist as independent states with secure borders.

Sackie urged all parties to refrain from unilateral actions that could alter the facts on the ground or undermine the possibility of establishing two states living side by side.

Liberia also called for the full and faithful implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 2803, emphasizing that its authorized transitional and stabilization mechanisms should contribute to, rather than divert from, the realization of Palestinian statehood.

According to Sackie, Liberia remains committed to aligning its position with international law, Security Council resolutions, and the 2024 Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

He said the opportunity to achieve a two-state solution remains available, although increasingly limited, and stressed Liberia’s support for countries and leaders prepared to pursue a negotiated path toward peace.

Liberia’s position also reflects its longstanding engagement with the issue. In 1947, Liberia voted in favor of UN General Assembly Resolution 181, which proposed the establishment of separate Arab and Jewish states in Palestine.

The renewed position comes as the Security Council continues discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and international efforts to advance a durable political settlement.