Office of Hon. Anthony F. Williams-District #2, Maryland County

Office of Hon. Anthony F. Williams-District #2, Maryland County Official page for the office of Rep. Anthony F. Williams, 55th Legislature

24/08/2026

Happy Flag Day to the people of Pleebo Sodoken, Maryland County and Liberia!๐Ÿ‡ฑ๐Ÿ‡ท May God bless our Land and its People!

Facts Before Politics: Clarification on the Pleebo General Market RoadAugust 18, 2026FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Office of...
18/08/2026

Facts Before Politics: Clarification on the Pleebo General Market Road

August 18, 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Office of the Representative has taken note of recent political commentary surrounding the deplorable road leading to the Pleebo General Market.

For the avoidance of doubt, the Representative has not abandoned the people of Pleebo nor ignored the condition of the market road. An initiative was made in recent times to rehabilitate the road, but the intervention was resisted by the Ministry of Public Works because the Pleeboโ€“Barclayville corridor had already been contracted to SSF for asphalt pavement, with construction proceeding from Grand Kru County. The process has since started and itโ€™s to a standstill due to the rainy season. Our office is told that the road company is awaiting the end of the rainy season to resume active work.

It is therefore misleading for anyone to suggest that the Representative simply sat by while the road deteriorated. Politics should not become an excuse for rewriting facts.

Since assuming office, road construction and rehabilitation have remained among the Representativeโ€™s primary development priorities. The people deserve advocacy based on facts, not political opportunism, speculation, or headlines designed to score and promote cheap political points.

We encourage those who present themselves as journalists and political commentators to ask questions before reaching conclusions. A simple inquiry to the relevant authorities would have provided the full context.

The Representative welcomes legitimate criticism and remains prepared to account for his actions. But we will not remain silent when deliberate misinformation is used to create a false impression about his commitment to road infrastructure and the people he represents.

Facts matter. Development matters. And the people deserve better than politics built on misinformation.

Thanks!

Issued by:
Mr. David B. Kpanie
Chief of Office Staff
District #2, Maryland County

16/08/2026

As it stands now, Maryland County has absolutely no Political godfather and Rep.Anthony F. Williams is Emerging to be the Original One soon. So whereโ€™s the argument? The facts are there!

15/08/2026

You can believe this or take it to the bank ; Hon. Anthony F. Williams is the original and emerging political godfather of Maryland County. The Future will defend and justify this argument.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 6, 2026Rep. Anthony F. Williams Welcomes Government Engagement with Concession-Affected Comm...
06/08/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 6, 2026

Rep. Anthony F. Williams Welcomes Government Engagement with Concession-Affected Communities.

The Office of Representative Anthony F. Williams commends the Government of Liberia for engaging concession-affected communities as part of the ongoing national concession review process, an initiative the Representative has consistently championed to promote accountability, transparency, and equitable benefits for host communities.

A high-level government delegation led by Minister of Agriculture, Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah, and National Investment Commission (NIC) Chairman, Hon. Morley P. Kamara, met with residents of communities affected by the operations of the Maryland Oil Palm Plantation (MOPP) and the Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC) at the Sedeken Town Hall in Pleebo-Sodoken District.

Speaking on behalf of the affected communities, Mr. Abenego Harris presented a formal position paper outlining longstanding concerns regarding concession operations and recommending stronger government oversight, improved corporate accountability, enhanced community development, and a comprehensive review of existing concession agreements.

The Honorable Lawmakerโ€™s Office appreciates the communities for their constructive engagement and welcomes the assurances from Dr. Nuetah and Hon. Kamara that the concerns raised will be carefully considered through the Governmentโ€™s concession review process. The lawmaker reaffirms his commitment to working with the Executive Branch, the Legislature, and all stakeholders to ensure that concession agreements deliver tangible benefits, protect the rights of host communities, and support sustainable economic development in Maryland County and across Liberia.

Rep. Williams remains committed to supporting reforms that strengthen responsible investment while ensuring that the voices of concession-affected communities remain central to Liberiaโ€™s development agenda.

Issue by:

Mr. David B. Kpanie
Chief of Office Staff
District #2, Maryland County

Credit: Journalist Johnson Bodio Natt

COPIED!!IMCC to Begin CRC, MOPP Concession Review in Maryland County.By: Moses Geply / August 3 2026 The Inter-Ministeri...
04/08/2026

COPIED!!

IMCC to Begin CRC, MOPP Concession Review in Maryland County.

By: Moses Geply / August 3 2026

The Inter-Ministerial Concessions Committee (IMCC) is set to begin consultations on the concession agreements of the Cavalla Rubber Corporation (CRC) and Maryland Oil Palm Plantation (MOPP) in Maryland County, following a request from Pleebo-Sodoken District Representative Anthony F. Williams.

Representative Williams had earlier written to the Chairman of the National Investment Commission (NIC) and Chairman of the IMCC, Morley P. Kamara, asking the committee to travel to Maryland County and begin consultations with communities and other stakeholders after receiving the final reports from the National Bureau of Concessions (NBC).

The NBC submitted its reports on the review of the CRC and MOPP concession agreements to the House of Representatives, including Speaker and members of the House. A copy of the report was also submitted to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai.

In his letter to Chairman Kamara, Representative Williams acknowledged receipt of the NBC reports and said he supported the start of the review process.

He asked the IMCC to give immediate attention to Electoral District #2, Pleebo-Sodoken, and begin consultations with people affected by the two concessions.

Williams said the review should be transparent and include the views of traditional leaders, young people, women, workers, civil society groups, the media and other stakeholders.

He also asked the committee to keep his office informed about the progress of the process and provide him with a copy of its final findings and recommendations.

The IMCC has now responded to the request.

In a letter dated 30 July 2026, Chairman Morley P. Kamara informed Representative Williams that the committee has formed a delegation to visit the CRC/MOPP concession area in Maryland County from 4 to 8 August 2026.

The committee said the visit follows findings in the NBC's concession compliance audit report, which identified issues concerning the implementation of the current concession agreement between the Government of Liberia and CRC/MOPP.

According to the IMCC, the delegation will assess the findings in the audit report, meet with the concessionaire, affected communities, county authorities and other stakeholders, and gather information to guide the government's position in the planned renegotiation of the concession agreement.

The visit means the process requested by Representative Williams is now moving into the field stage, with the committee expected to engage communities and other local stakeholders directly.

The IMCC said the support of the National Legislature remains important as the government moves forward with the review and possible renegotiation of the CRC/MOPP concession agreement.

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30/07/2026

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Pleebo Sodoken District lawmaker, Hon. Anthony F. Williams unleashed praises on the JNB-JKK led government for the deployment of earth moving equipment in Maryland County.

The Pleeboโ€™s Representative expressed optimism that the yellow machines will enhance economic viability through the construction and rehabilitation of farm-market roads.

He assured that his office will get partly involved with some operational expenses when the machines are deployed in his constituency for operation.

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A Message of Gratitude as We Mark Liberia's 179th Independence Day CelebrationWE INSIDE, BUT WHO KNOWS ONE DAY ONE DAYGo...
26/07/2026

A Message of Gratitude as We Mark Liberia's 179th Independence Day Celebration

WE INSIDE, BUT WHO KNOWS ONE DAY ONE DAY
Good morning, my beloved people of Pleebo Sodoken District #2, Maryland County.

Fellow Marylanders, fellow Liberians, and our compatriots across the world,
As we proudly celebrate the 179th Independence Anniversary of the Republic of Liberia, I extend my heartfelt congratulations and warmest greetings to every Liberian at home and abroad.

July 26 is more than a date on our calendar; it is a powerful reminder of our nation's remarkable journey of freedom, resilience, and hope.

It honours the sacrifices of our founding fathers and all those who have worked tirelessly to preserve the peace, democracy, and sovereignty we enjoy today.

As we celebrate this historic occasion, let us renew our commitment to national unity, peaceful coexistence, reconciliation, and selfless service.

Liberia's future depends on our collective determination to rise above division, strengthen our democracy, and create opportunities that will benefit every citizen.

Today, as we commemorate Liberia's 179th Independence Day, my heart is filled with gratitude and appreciation.

I thank God for His grace in allowing us to witness another milestone in the history of our beloved Republic.

Most importantly, I extend my sincere and heartfelt appreciation to the wonderful people of Pleebo Sodoken District #2 for the confidence and trust you placed in me to serve as your Representative in the 55th National Legislature of the Republic of Liberia.

To every revolutionary supporter; our elders, women, youth, students, motorcyclists, business community, MOPP and CRC workers, religious leaders, traditional leaders, healthcare workers, teachers, residents, public and private sector workers, and every comrade who stood with me throughout our long journey toward the liberation of Pleebo Sodoken District #2, I say: Thank you.

You knocked on doors with me.
You stood beside me in the rain, under the scorching sun, through the darkest nights, and during our most difficult moments.

You gave your time, your energy, your prayers, and your unwavering belief when others doubted.

Because of you, we fought with courage, determination, and hope for a better future for our district.

As Helen Keller wisely said: "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.

" Eleanor Roosevelt reminded us:
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."

And A. Philip Randolph declared: "Freedom is never given; it is won through relentless struggle and commitment."

These timeless words reflect the very journey we have travelled together.

Our Defining Moment

October 10, 2023 will forever remain a defining chapter in the history of Pleebo Sodoken District #2.

On that day, our people demonstrated what true democracy and freedom look like.

We chose our own voice.
We chose our future.
We chose hope over fear, unity over division, and progress over stagnation.

Just as Liberia declared her independence on July 26, 1847, our district experienced its own defining democratic moment on October 10, 2023.

It represented freedom from silence, intimidation, unlawful arrests, assaults, insults, selective treatment, neglect, and division.

It also affirmed our unwavering commitment to freedom of speech, freedom of association, justice, equal opportunity, and every citizen's right to participate in democracy without fear or intimidation.

Both dates remind us that freedom is never a gift. It is earned through courage, sacrifice, resilience, and the determination of brave people.

Our Journey Continues
To every supporter, I say:
Your sweat was not in vain.

Your sacrifices were not wasted.

The progress we have made in just two years and a few months of leadership is a testament to what unity, vision, and collective determination can accomplish.

You are part of a movement that is greater than any individual a movement that will outlive all of us.

Our struggle for sustainable development, quality education, improved healthcare, youth empowerment, economic opportunity, and human dignity continues.

Because of your encouragement, sacrifices, and trust, we have made meaningful progress.

Together, we will continue walking this path toward greater happiness, lasting peace, freedom, and sustainable development throughout Pleebo Sodoken District #2.

As the saying goes:

"A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle."

Keep your flame burning.

Encourage one more person.

Inspire one more young person.

Lift one more family.

Build one more community.

Our Shared Responsibility
As Liberia celebrates 179 years of sovereignty, let Pleebo Sodoken District #2 continue to lead by example through:

Unity

Respect

Discipline

Resilience

Integrity

Sincerity

Commitment

Hope

Empowerment

The true spirit of revolutionary service
The work begins with each of us in our homes, our towns, our schools, our communities, and throughout our beloved nation.

From the depths of my heart, I thank you once again for your confidence, your unwavering support, and your enduring commitment to our shared vision.

I am because we are.

The revolution of service continues in Pleebo Sodoken District #2, Maryland County, and across the Republic of Liberia.

May God continue to bless Pleebo Sodoken District #2.
May God bless Maryland County.

May God bless the Republic of Liberia.
With love, gratitude, and profound respect,

Hon. Anthony F. Williams
Representative
Pleebo Sodoken District County, Republic of Liberia

WE INSIDE, BUT WHO KNOWS ONE DAY ONE DAY.

09/07/2026

" The Government of Liberia intend to print LD$79 Billion, senate has played its part and now it has been forwarded to the House of Representatives"

Representatives Anthony F. Williams, as Chairman of the House's Committee on Banking, Currency, Money Laundering, and Lottery revealed after a high level meeting with officials from the banking sector including CBL, LBDI and others...

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08/07/2026

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The House Committee on Banking and Currency has commenced a public hearing into a proposal seeking legislative approval for the printing of additional Liberian dollar banknotes valued at L$79 billion.

Opening the hearing, Committee Chairman Hon. Anthony F. Williams said the engagement is intended to provide lawmakers with the technical information needed to assess the proposal and its potential impact on Liberia's economy. He thanked the leadership and members of the House for entrusting the committee with the responsibility and welcomed representatives of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, and other experts to provide their professional assessments.

Hon. Williams emphasized the importance of a transparent and informed national discussion while noting that portions of the deliberations would be conducted behind closed doors due to the sensitive nature of monetary and national security matters. He assured the public that the committee would later provide updates on the outcome of the technical discussions.

Representing the Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, Deputy Governor for Economic Policy Musa Dukuly presented the CBL's technical justification for the proposed currency printing. He explained that the request is based on projected economic growth, inflation targets, the need to build international reserves under the IMF-supported program, the expansion of monetary aggregates, and the replacement of worn and mutilated banknotes currently in circulation.

According to Mr. Dukuly, Liberia's economy is projected to grow by 5.5 percent in 2026, while inflation is expected to remain around 6.3 percent. He further noted that the CBL's vault holdings of Liberian dollar banknotes are currently low and that a significant portion of the L$48.734 billion printed between 2021 and 2024 is expected to become unfit for circulation by 2030 due to normal wear and tear. He maintained that these factors collectively justify the proposed printing of approximately L$79 billion in additional banknotes.

Providing an expert perspective, former Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia Elie E. Saleeby underscored the principles of central bank autonomy and international best practices governing currency issuance. He explained that decisions on printing banknotes are guided by established economic indicators, including GDP growth, inflation management, monetary aggregates, reserve requirements, and the replacement of mutilated currency rather than arbitrary considerations.

Mr. Saleeby further emphasized that the volume and denominations of banknotes must reflect the needs of the economy, including supporting rural transactions, maintaining financial stability, and ensuring that currency design and durability meet operational requirements.

The public hearing remains ongoing as members of the Committee continue receiving technical submissions and expert testimony. Upon conclusion of its review, the Committee on Banking and Currency will submit its findings and recommendations to Plenary for further legislative consideration.

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