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Breaking news 😭😭 Two individuals were involved in a serious accident on the Marshall highway at 11 pm, marking a harrowing turn of events for a couple out on a late-night drive. The pair, who were reportedly in their mid-30s, lost control of their vehicle and veered off the road, leading to a collision with a roadside barrier. Emergency services were quick to respond to the scene, where the male two legs was found trapped in the tyre of the bike, pinned by the wreckage. Local authorities worked tirelessly to extricate the couple from the vehicle, with paramedics providing immediate medical attention. Both individuals were rushed to the nearest hospital with severe injuries, where they are currently undergoing treatment. The cause of the accident remains under investigation, with officials looking into factors such as road conditions, speed, and any other possible contributors to the crash. The accident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safe driving practices, especially during nighttime hours when visibility may be compromised. The community is rallying behind the couple, sending thoughts and prayers for their speedy recovery as they navigate this challenging time.
George Weah marked his 58th birthday Tuesday with renewed hope to thousands of supporters, assuring that he would be back in 2029.Supporters of the former Liberian president had gathered at the headquarters of his party — the Congress of Democratic Change (CDC) — to celebrate a “man of peace and the best president in the history of Liberia”. Though absent from the celebrations, Weah told partisans via zoom that his return to the presidency was evitable because the ruling Unity Party “has failed to live up to the expectations of Liberians.” “We were given the opportunity to govern Liberia for six years, let’s continue to be inspired to do great things. We have done our best. And, I’m sure that what we have done for Liberians, we will come back,” Weah said. He added: “Remember, when we came to the scene, people said it would never happen and we told them that it was going to happen and it happened. Let’s improve ourselves and it will continue again.” The celebration, according to Weah, was a surprise to him. The former President said the birthday came with bad news with the loss of two of his long-time friends.
Supporters of the former Liberian president had gathered at the headquarters of his party — the Congress of Democratic Change (CDC) — to celebrate a “man of peace and the best president in the history of Liberia”. Though absent from the celebrations, Weah told partisans via zoom that his return to the presidency was evitable because the ruling Unity Party “has failed to live up to the expectations of Liberians.” “We were given the opportunity to govern Liberia for six years, let’s continue to be inspired to do great things. We have done our best. And, I’m sure that what we have done for Liberians, we will come back,” Weah said. He added: “Remember, when we came to the scene, people said it would never happen and we told them that it was going to happen and it happened. Let’s improve ourselves and it will continue again.” The celebration, according to Weah, was a surprise to him. The former President said the birthday came with bad news with the loss of two of his long-time friends.
