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UL Student Leader Odacious Mulbah Leads Protest Charge against Boakai Administration’s Failed Job Creation and Justice Agenda

UL Student Leader Odacious Mulbah Leads Protest Charge against Boakai Administration’s Failed Job Creation and Justice Agenda

BY: Margret Nyumah

Monrovia, Liberia – The Chairman of the Vanguard Students Unification Part, Odacious Mulbah, has announced plans to lead a protest on April 14, 2026, to demand jobs and justice from the Joseph Boakai administration.

Speaking in Monrovia Monday on the University of Liberia campus, Mulbah criticized the government’s performance, citing a lack of development and progress at the university and nationwide.

Mulbah expressed disappointment with the government’s failure to create jobs and ensure justice for citizens, alleging that nearly three years into the administration, students and citizens have not seen meaningful improvements.

According to them, the protest, themed “March for Jobs and Justice,” will start on the UL campus and proceed through major Monrovia streets.

The student leader emphasized that the demonstration aims to pressure the government to address these concerns, warning that advocacy will continue until tangible results are achieved.

Rufus Divine Brooks, Jr.
Rufus Divine Brooks, Jr.
Rufus Divine Brooks Jr is an accomplished independent Liberian journalist with over 7 years of experience in print and electronic media. He has held various roles, including Head of Television and Reporter at Prime FM 105.5, Promotional Manager at TunesLiberia, current Correspondent for Bassa FM in Grand Bassa County and News Desk Editor. He is a full member of the Press Union of Liberia, Brooks has reported on key issues, including Liberia's diplomatic milestones, human interest stories, Politics and sports news. His notable works include coverage of Liberia's leadership roles on U.N. sanctions committees and the Liberia Football Association's elections among others. Brooks contributes to prominent Liberian outlets, including FrontPage Africa and Verity Newspaper, and currently serves as a Senior Reporter at Kear Radio 95.9 in Monrovia. He provides timely updates and insightful analyses through his social media platforms and he's the chief executive officer of the Voice of News in Liberia and currently contribute for KMTV Liberia. WhatsApp (+231)775143511

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