Informed Liberian Today

Ah, my people, gather 'round for a tale that reads like a Nollywood thriller set in the heart of Monrovia!   So, Christian Geeply Weah, a self-proclaimed "brother" of former President George Weah, turned out to be the star of a scam saga. This 41-year-old trickster allegedly duped a Ukrainian millionaire of over US$4 million with a fake oil block deal. It's like a Liberian twist on the classic "419" scam !   Weah, with an accomplice named Carmen Lisa Woods, tried to sell Liberian crude oil from a non-existent oil block, Block#9. They went all-in with counterfeit public documents, claiming to be legit representatives of the Government of Liberia. But, my people, Block#9? It's like searching for palm wine in the Sahara – nonexistent!   The plot thickened when Weah, armed with fake documents and claiming to be the former president's brother, hoodwinked the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy into a bogus deal. They promised to sell Seven Hundred Million Ba

Ah, my people, brace yourselves for the latest courtroom drama in Liberia – it's like an African movie with a Liberian twist! So, former Police Inspector-General Patrick Sudue found himself in the hot pepper soup as Judge Ousman Feika dropped a ruling hotter than a Liberian pepper torborgee. The judge declared, "Sudue, you better give back that US$12,000 snatched from Chris Geeplay Weah! It's not a bonus for the police charity event!" Now, Weah claimed his money got a one-way ticket to Sudue's pocket during the charity shenanigans organized by the police. He went to court, telling the judge, "Sudue and his police pals, Victor Gboyah and Sam Ballah, played me like a game of ludo!" But Sudue tried a Jedi mind trick, saying, "Weah's into some fishy financial business! He's got money moves, not dance moves." The judge, though, wasn't having it – he waved his legal wand, proclaiming, "No proof, no pudding!" Judge Feika schooled