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16/08/2026

📊 DISTRICT #3 — OFFICIAL OPINION POLL RESULTS

The results are officially in!

Total Comments/Votes: 258

🗳️ Rep. Momo S. Kpoto: 140 votes
🗳️ Former Rep. Clarence K. Massaquoi: 98 votes
❌ Invalid Votes: 20

🏆 CONGRATULATIONS TO REP. MOMO S. KPOTO! 🎉👏
Rep. Momo S. Kpoto has emerged as the winner of our District #3 Opinion Poll with 140 votes, compared to 98 votes for Former Rep. Clarence K. Massaquoi.

Thank you to everyone who participated. This was an opinion poll, not an official election result.
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16/08/2026

🔥 THE SHOW EATING BATTLE! 🔥

The two of them are eating Show in Liberia bad! 😂🔥

But the BIG question is:
👀 WHO IS THE BORN SHOW EATER? 😅
💕 Dr. Vicky Gray 🩶
VS.
💋 Min. Cornelia W. Kruah 💗

👇 LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE!
Who gets your vote? 🗳️🔥
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15/08/2026

Hey Eagle 🦅 FM.
Please accept these Corrections.

1. We didn't conduct this opinion pool from Monrovia. We are station right in Lofa.

2. All information you are providing about this opinion pool is false, misleading and you have no right to publish result while the pool is still ongoing.

OPINION POLL ON FACTS ABOUT LOFA COUNTY.

‎Status:Poll Closed_
‎Date Closed: Sunday, August 15, 2026
‎Conducted In: in Lofa county.
‎
‎Preliminary Results Released as Voting Continues Up to Sunday August 16,2026.

‎Candidate Total Support
‎Hon. Kpoto 62
‎Hon. Clarence Massaqui-44
‎Total Participants 106
‎LIST OF 62 RESPONDENTS SUPPORTING HON. KPOTO
‎
‎1. Abraham Bawoo
‎2. Foday Sheriff
‎3. Zallah Kpoto
‎4. Foday Kanneh
‎5. Prince Saylay
‎6. Blama Kpoto Kanneh
‎7. Boakai Korie
‎8. Sekou Sinbo
‎9. Abening Tamba
‎10. Fedrick Siaffa
‎11. Jim Mie
‎12. Roland Kanneh
‎13. Yama Salia
‎14. Momoh Sheriff
‎15. David Kolubah Wool
‎16. Amadu Tulay
‎17. Momoh J. Varney
‎18. Alfred Tamba K. Kamano
‎19. Joseph M. Kanneh
‎20. Momoh A. Kanneh Kamara
‎21. Cheick Ousmane Toure
‎22. Emmanuel N. Kelema
‎23. Moses Kawala
‎24. Yongor S. Palay
‎25. Ansumana Kamara
‎26. Philip A. Kamara
‎27. Josiah F. Windor
‎28. Samuel M. Kortu
‎29. Benedict Fahnbulleh
‎30. Thomas Dorbor Momolu
‎31. Blama S. T. Kanneh
‎32. Helen Mento Kpoto
‎33. Nyemade R. Dorbor
‎34. Madee Yorke
‎35. Damion Foreal Kanneh
‎36. Kolubah Konie
‎37. Joseph K. Kollie
‎38. Foday J. Kanneh
‎39. Tony Nixandibo
‎40. Hon King Della Baah Jr
‎41. Abeningo S. Tamba
‎42. VaiQueen Zoerous Wleh
‎43. Babydee Decemberbae
‎44. Vlandy Eric Slue
‎45. Jerry Jayweh
‎46. Lahun Mohamed
‎47. Kiawee Gilberto S. Johnson
‎48. K. Ssorena S.Z Joseph
‎49. James M. Korgon
‎50. Richmond Hill
‎51. Tizeecta M Gbollie
‎52. William M. Moiyan
‎53. Leynn Boduo Dyanue
‎54. Patrick Wee
‎55. Fania Browne
‎56. Theounie L. Richards
‎57. Mento Love Kpoto Slue
‎58. Rufus Kpadeh
‎59. Princess Kamara
‎60. Wor Lyn
‎62. victorlyn z. pennue
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‎LIST OF 44 RESPONDENTS SUPPORTING HON. CLARENCE MASSAQUI
‎Names pending - please send when ready
‎
‎Remarks:
‎This opinion poll was conducted to gather facts and public opinion regarding Lofa County. Polling ended Sunday, August 17, 2026.

14/08/2026

Voting Ends On August 16, 2026 12:00 AM 🥀

If Representative elections were held TODAY in Lofa County Electoral District #3, who would you vote for?

🟢 RETAIN: Hon. Momo Siafa Kpoto
🔵 BRING BACK: Former Rep. Clarence K. Massaquoi

District #3 has already witnessed both men in the political arena. Kpoto defeated Massaquoi in the 2023 election, ending Massaquoi’s 12-year tenure in the district.

Now the question is:
WHO HAS EARNED YOUR VOTE?
👇 Vote and give your reason in the comments.
A. 🔥 Momo Siafa Kpoto — RETAIN HIM
B. 💪 Clarence K. Massaquoi — BRING HIM BACK

The people of District #3 have the final say! 🗳️🇱🇷
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03/08/2026

How Will NIMBO Reconcile With the Unity Party?

As the 2029 presidential and general elections draw closer, political observers are beginning to speculate about the future relationship between NIMBO and the Unity Party.

During the 2023 electoral period, NIMBO's political leader, Representative Thomas P. Fallah, emerged as one of the Unity Party's strongest political opponents, particularly in Lofa County, the home county of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. That election period was marked by intense political rivalry and violence in some areas, resulting in the loss of lives and the eventual defeat of then-Representative, now Minister of Internal Affairs, Hon. Francis S. Nyumalin.

Since then, the political exchanges between members of NIMBO and the Unity Party have remained tense. Public statements and political criticism from both sides have continued to fuel speculation about whether the two camps can rebuild their relationship before the next elections.

For example, Minister Nyumalin was widely reported as making remarks that many interpreted as a jab at Representative Thomas P. Fallah, saying, "If you want to be a dog, be a dog. Don't be a dog in a cat's form." The statement generated discussion among political supporters and observers.

More recently, reports alleged that Representative Thomas P. Fallah donated US$2,000 through Mr. Eric Esseh toward the renovation of the Unity Party's headquarters in Voinjama. Shortly afterward, it was also reported that Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) Acting Chairperson Hon. Clarence Massaquoi presented US$5,000 to Mr. David Mawolo for the renovation of the same headquarters, reportedly recognizing Mawolo as the legitimate county chairman. These reports have fueled further debate over leadership recognition within the party at the county level, although the claims have not been independently verified.

In addition, the political disagreements between Representative Momo S. Kpoto of NIMBO and Hon. Clarence Massaquoi of the Unity Party have become increasingly visible, reflecting the broader rivalry between the two political camps.

The central question remains: Can NIMBO and the Unity Party reconcile before the 2029 elections?
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23/07/2026

Yes 👍
Lofa County Is Still the bread basket of Liberia.
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17/07/2026

A firearm (GUN) has been seized form someone pretending to be part of the protesters, but was noticed as a spy.

17/07/2026

A temporary still at International bank (Sinkor branch) have added another group under the banner "Capital Hill youth for peace" to the say no to drugs protest

17/07/2026

A Police Pick-up bearing plate # 102.
Allegedly Hit or shoot one of the protesters @ the say no to drug protest.

17/07/2026

Decision to Consider Without Partiality

As preparations continue for the upcoming National County Sports Meet, we respectfully remind the Lofa County Sports Steering Committee to make decisions based on merit, fairness, and performance.

George Reeves Jr. has demonstrated that he is one of the most accomplished football coaches in Lofa County today. For this reason, he deserves serious consideration for inclusion in the county's football coaching staff.

Coach Reeves Jr.'s reputation is built not on opinion or personal preference, but on proven results. As Head Coach of Voinjama City Football Club, he guided the team to an unbeaten championship in the Voinjama District LFA Sub-Committee Third Division League. He also led the club to victory in the LFA Lofa Sub-Association County Playoffs, crowning Voinjama City FC as champions of Lofa County. In recognition of his outstanding achievements, he was honored by the Liberia Football Association as the Best Coach in Lofa County.

Such accomplishments should not be overlooked when selecting individuals to represent Lofa County at the National County Sports Meet. Performance, dedication, and proven leadership should be the primary criteria for appointments.

We therefore call on the Lofa County Sports Steering Committee Lofa County Sports Association - LOSA to prioritize football development within the county and ensure that decisions reflect the realities on the ground. The practice of making key sporting decisions from Monrovia, without adequately recognizing the achievements of coaches and stakeholders actively working in Lofa, risks undermining local sports development.
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