Well done Nigeria. Many people do not understand the financial and human sacrifice that Nigeria and other Ecomog contributing countries made to the cause of Liberia's current peace. When the going was tough, it was these countries who stood with us, Liberians. They were shot at, they went hungry and slept in the swamps just as we civilians did. The cost has been very heavy on Nigeria, Ghana and all West African contributing countries. Yes we should critize any wrong doing but they deserve special thanks from the Liberian popualce. When we were roasting in the ovens of our own... [Read Full Text]

Even if AFL could defend liberia,the nigerians would have love to stay like some ecomog did before.Ogaaaa! real hustlers If you find out they are the one spearheading this arm robbery in monrovia. We should not be surprise if they help people to distabalize our belove country again like they did doing 1990 to 1997, selling arms to the warring factions.BEWARE LIBERIANS, FIRST FOOL DANNA FOOL, BUT SECOND FOOL DA BIG STUPID FOOL.

Ma Ellen's Defense Policy for Liberia: Anybody but Liberians

So, after five years of training nearly 10,000 soldiers and almost of half a billion dollars spent, AFL is still not armed or ready to defend Liberia? So is the Liberian National Police that is expected to fight crimes like rape, armed robbery, and even murder with just flashights and batons? When the UN announced that it was going to start redeploying its forces at the end of this year, Ma Ellen begged and pleaded with Mr. Alan Doss and Pres. Bush to extend their stay. And earlier this year, when... [Read Full Text]

Sir, It is because of people like you that the Nigeria Army is still in your country. You are a threat to the present democratically elected government of liberia and need to be watched by some agency. I wish that I was still an officer.

I beg to differ, sir. It is because of people like Mrs. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and possibly one like you that Nigerian forces are still in Liberia. By the way, which officer did you wish you still were, TWP, PRC or NPFL's?

Mr Chappie, I am not from liberia. The last time I went there, I was flying an airplane. Remember the day one of your Presidents arrested a Nigerian Pilot for making a pass at the President's Sister, that was the day and the Captain was my friend and school mate in flying school here in Miami Florida. One other job I did was to bear arms from time to time on duty for my country. I would surely have put you behind bars for treason. yrs PKOwi(Prof-MATH)

Sir, let me first make clear a point that i neglected in my initial response. Rest assured and as God is my witness, never will pick up arms against or support any who decides to raise arms against liberia or any other country; unless, of course, as an absolutely last result. Having said that, Sir, what crime have i committed to deserve incarceration? And how does being a pilot of an aircraft makes you an officer with an authority to arrest and imprison anyone? Sir, please be informed that when the liberian civil started i was a 13-year six... [Read Full Text]

Liberians, after living abroad for so long, living under the political systems in the western world, there is one thing i have come to understand and appreciate. we have to learn to agree to disagree and do so without emotions. if the acusations against the president is true and you have written and tangable proofs of these crimes or coruptions, bring them forth. As to the pressence of Nigerians or any other foriegn force in Liberia, we have to consider three points. 1. how many are to remain in the country? are the Liberian forces limited to supporting roles, and... [Read Full Text]