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Pepsec Airport Shuttle
"Departs daily from
- Embassy Suites Hotel & Restaurant - Mamba Point
- Corina Hotel - Tubman Boulevard, Sinkor
- A la'Lagune Hotel - Congo Town Backroad, Oldest Congo Town
at convenient times to meet your flight. Please call or email for details.
Contact Information
- +231(0)775 844 329
- +231(0)880 125 646
- +231(0)776 605 249
- +231(0)777 070 758
Email: pepseclib@gmail.com
pepsec@googlegroups.com
Visit our Kiosk in the Arrival Terminal at RIA
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Pictures
The 1st Richards-Coleman Family & Friends Awards and Fundraiser Banquet, Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 at 7:00pm, Laurel, MD
Nydia Sweet 16th Birthday Party August 23, 2019 PA.
Pictures from AB's Graduation Cookout, Elk Forest, Maryland, Saturday, August 31, 2019
Home going celebration of Life of Annie Burgess Sancho, Saturday, August 31, 2019
Celebration of the Glorious Home going of MTH. Clarice Elpha Dennis Karloweah Held at the first United Methodist Church Ashmun & Gurley Street Monrovia, Liberia
Lott Carey Baptist Mission School Brewerville Liberia 94 Commencement Convocation for Academic Year 2018/2019, Held at the Lott Carey Memorial Chapel
Photos from the Richards & Coleman Family Reunion 2019 Los Angeles, California
New pictures from Terry Brown - B.W. Harris Convention 2019 - Chairman's Renaissance Ball, July 2019 |
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Nigerian police say they have rescued nearly 500 people from a building in the northern city of Kaduna where they were detained and allegedly tortured. Read more... |
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In The News
 Amid Chatters of Protest, Loyalty Issues, President Weah Gives University President the Ax; Makes Appointments
Monrovia – Hours after the faculty of the University of Liberia laid down their chalks in protest over unpaid salary arears – and an announcement of a plans by students at the University to stage an anti-government protest Friday, President George Manneh Weah has dismissed the University’s president Dr. Ophelia Weeks.
Weeks has been on the job since May 2017 when the institution’s Board of Trustees endorsed her as its 14th president, replacing Dr. Emmet Dennis who retired in December 2016.
Before her election Dr. Weeks, Weeks was a neuroscientist and the UL’s Vice President for Academic Affairs. She has held administrative positions in the university since 2012 and previously served as Dean of the T. J. R. Faulkner College of Science and Technology. Read more...
Monrovia – Students of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) took a trip down the Samuel Kanyon Doe era circa 1986 and former President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, March 2011, by staging a massive demonstration before the seat of the Liberian presidency, demanding arrears owed their teachers, they say going back four to five months. Read more...
Riot police have shut a popular radio station critical of Liberia's president and former football star George Weah.
The officers broke a steel gate and stormed the offices of Roots FM in the capital, Monrovia, shortly after its breakfast programme, The Costa Show, discussed alleged wasteful spending by Mr Weah while "his people suffer".
Justice Minister Frank Musa Dean confirmed to the BBC that riot police had been dispatched after his office had received a letter from the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) complaining that the station and two others were operating without a licence. Read more...
Liberia's tragic 'dash' legacy might just be the single most important bad ingredient in all our ideological upbringing and way of life. The 'dash', a reverse form of tipping, is a Liberian custom that a seller gives the buyer a small token in appreciation for the purchase.
All of us know and have individually used at least one of these common Liberian phases:
---'So where thing you way gammie for my dash now?'
---'where my dash?'
---'I won my dash o!'
---"Put day dash there!'
---'Da dash too small o?'
---'I coming back for my dash o!'
---'I taking tis won for my dash!'
---'You na putting dash there?'
Each of these phases carries a deep connotation that has shaped our collective thinking over the years, bringing us to our present day way of life. Read more...
The House of Representatives, on Friday, October 4, failed to include and discuss a resolution to establish a war crimes court in Liberia after a full submission of the “Resolution on the establishment of War Crimes Court in the country” to the Chief Clerk of the House’s office on Thursday, October 3, 2019. Read more...
The Senate has overwhelmingly approved three constitutional propositions, including dual citizenship, reduction of the tenures of the President, Vice President and the date for the holding of elections in the country. Read more...
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JOB VACANCY
The Board of Trustees and the Presidential Search Committee of the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary invite nominations, recommendations and expressions of interest from qualified and interested Liberian candidates for the position of President of the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary (LBTS) in Paynesville, Liberia.
The Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary is Liberia’s oldest Theology degree granting institution established in 1975 for the sole purpose of educating and training men and women in Philosophy, Theology and other allied disciplines which in preparation for the Christian Ministry.
Qualifications for the Position of President of the Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary (LBTS):
Closing Date: October 15, 2019
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Poetry
--It is a pits-of-hell-lie.
Love is truly evetlasting,
--It can never (be) stopped.
Love gives birth,
--It does not know death.
Love seeks good,
--It endures bad.
Love relishes in joy,
--It rejects misery.
Love works to heal,
--It overcomes in hurt.
Love shows mercy,
--It can not be cruel.
Love enjoy pleasure,
--It causes no pain.
Love rejoice in peace,
--It always prevents war.
Love looks for merit,
--It never sees fault,
Love always absolve,
--It cares not for blame.
Love is always pleasant.
--It is never harsh.
Love is patient,
--It is not hasty.
Love is kind,
--It is not mean.
Love is generous,
--It does not envy.
Love is humble,
--it does not boast.
Love shows modesty,
--it is not proud.
Love gives praise,
--It doesn't dishonor others.
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Liberia: MCSS Students Block Presidential Convoy In Massive Protest Over Teachers’ Salaries; Finance Ministry Says Pay on the Way
War Crimes Court Establishment Suffers Setback
Liberia Senate Approves Dual Citizenship, New Elections Date, Others
