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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 independent Liberian journalist with more than 7 years of experience across print, radio, and television media. Known for accountability-driven reporting and clear, audience-focused storytelling, he currently serves as News Director at KMTV Liberia and Chief Executive Officer of Voice of News in Liberia [VON], a digital news platform. Career Experience: Brooks has held key editorial and production roles throughout Liberia’s media landscape: 1. Head of Television & Reporter, Prime FM 105.5 — Led TV content operations while reporting on politics, governance, and human interest. 2. Promotional Manager, TunesLiberia — Managed media partnerships and promotional campaigns for Liberian entertainment and public affairs content. 3. Correspondent, Bassa FM, Grand Bassa County — Provided county-level coverage on development, infrastructure, and community issues outside Monrovia. 4. News Desk Editor & Senior Reporter, Kear Radio 95.9, Monrovia — Coordinates daily news output and produces in-depth analysis on national policy and social issues. 5. Contributor, FrontPage Africa & Verity Newspaper — Writes for two of Liberia’s leading independent dailies, focusing on political accountability, diplomacy, and sports. Professional Affiliations & Standards: A full member of the Press Union of Liberia [PUL], Brooks adheres to ethical journalism standards emphasizing accuracy, balance, and the right of reply. His editorial approach prioritizes context, verification, and giving communities a voice in national debates. Coverage & Notable Work: His reporting portfolio spans: • Governance & Diplomacy: Coverage of Liberia’s leadership roles on United Nations sanctions committees and foreign policy milestones. • Politics & Elections: On-the-ground reporting during national elections and analysis of legislative developments. • • Human Interest & Development: Stories highlighting infrastructure projects, public health, education, and climate resilience at county level. Brooks is also active on digital platforms, where he provides timely updates and contextual analysis to a growing audience. Leadership & Current Role: As News Director of KMTV Liberia, he oversees editorial strategy, mentors young journalists, and ensures balanced coverage of government, opposition, and civic voices. Through Voice of News and other platforms in Liberia, he expands access to independent news and promotes media literacy. Contact WhatsApp: +231 775 143 511 Motto: “Ask the question. Get the record. Tell the story.”
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