Office of Hon. Moima Briggs Mensah Representative District 6 Bong County

10/08/2026

🇱🇷🇮🇳 HON. MOIMA DABAH BRIGGS MENSAH JOINS SOUTH-SOUTH PEER LEARNING MISSION TO INDIA

🇱🇷🇮🇳 DAY 1 | ON THE MOVE

Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah, Representative of Salala Electoral District #6, B**g County, Chairperson of the House Committee on Gender Equity, Child’s Development and Social Services, and Member of the Women’s Legislative Caucus of Liberia (WLCL), is representing Liberia as part of a delegation undertaking a South-South Peer Learning Mission to New Delhi, India, from August 10–16, 2026.

The mission, in partnership with UN Women Liberia and supported by the IBSA Fund through UNOSSC, brings together Liberian legislators and Indian parliamentary stakeholders to share experiences and strengthen legislative approaches to women’s political participation, parliamentary representation, gender responsive legislation, economic empowerment, prevention of gender-based violence, and policies that advance the rights and protection of women and girls.

As a legislator and advocate for women and girls, Hon. Briggs Mensah is using this platform to represent Liberia, exchange parliamentary experiences, build legislative partnerships, and explore practical policy solutions that can be adapted to Liberia’s legislative and governance context.

Her participation underscores the importance of stronger women’s representation in decision making, progressive legislation, and regional and international parliamentary cooperation in advancing inclusive governance and sustainable development.

🇱🇷🇮🇳 Representing Liberia. Strengthening Parliament. Advancing Women’s Leadership.

01/08/2026

Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah, Representative of Salala Electoral District #6, B**g County, is representing the ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians Association (ECOFEPA) in her capacity as Public Relations Officer (PRO) at the West Africa Women in Politics Forum (WIPF) Regional Conference in Abuja, Nigeria.

As part of the conference, Hon. Briggs Mensah is serving as a Panelist during Session 4: “Advancing a Coordinated Regional Campaign for Women’s Political Leadership in West Africa.” The session, themed “Shaping a Unified Regional Narrative for Women’s Political Leadership in West Africa: Strategic Communication, Digital Innovation, Media, and Visibility,” brings together policymakers, parliamentarians, civil society leaders, media practitioners, and development partners from across West Africa to explore innovative approaches for strengthening women’s political participation and leadership.

During the panel discussion, Hon. Briggs Mensah will contribute ECOFEPA’s perspective on advancing women’s political representation through strategic communication, regional collaboration, digital innovation, and increased visibility of women leaders across the ECOWAS region.

On the margins of the conference, Hon. Briggs Mensah also had the pleasure of meeting with Hon. Gbeme Horace-Kollie, Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection of the Republic of Liberia; H.E. Chief Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor, Former Vice President of the Republic of Liberia; and Her Ladyship Cllr. Charlyne Mnamah-Mar Brumskine, Judge of the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice, representing the Republic of Liberia.

The conference serves as an important platform for strengthening regional partnerships and reaffirming the collective commitment to accelerating women’s political leadership, promoting gender equality, and ensuring that more women occupy decision-making spaces across West Africa.

27/07/2026

As part of the 179th Independence Anniversary of the Republic of Liberia, the Office of Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah, through its Chief of Office Staff, Diamond Anderson, proudly organized a week long community soccer tournament involving Kakolokayata and the surrounding villages.

The tournament brought together young people and community members in the spirit of unity, sportsmanship, peace, and patriotism, reflecting the true meaning of our Independence celebrations.

Today, July 27, the tournament concluded with an exciting Grand Final. Congratulations to Corneh Farm for emerging as champions after a thrilling penalty shootout.

We extend our appreciation to all participating teams, organizers, supporters, and community members whose enthusiasm made this celebration a great success.

As we commemorate 179 years of independence, may we continue to strengthen the bonds of unity, promote peace, and work together for a stronger and more prosperous Liberia.

Happy 179th Independence Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷

14/07/2026

Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs-Mensah, Representative of B**g County Electoral District #6, is proudly representing Liberia and the ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians Association (ECOFEPA) in her capacity as the Association’s Public Relations Officer (PRO) at the West Africa Female Parliamentarians Peer Review Conference on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).

As part of the official opening of the conference, Hon. Briggs-Mensah had the distinct honor of delivering the Opening Statement on behalf of the ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians Association (ECOFEPA), reaffirming the Association’s unwavering commitment to strengthening laws, fostering regional collaboration, and advancing collective action to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls across West Africa.

She is attending the conference alongside her esteemed colleague, Hon. Ellen Attoh-Wreh, Representative of Margibi County Electoral District #3, as both lawmakers proudly represent Liberia in this important regional dialogue.

Their participation reflects Liberia’s continued commitment to promoting gender equality, protecting the rights of women and girls, and working with regional partners to build safer, more inclusive communities across West Africa.

29/06/2026

The Office of Hon. Moima D. Briggs-Mensah wishes to inform the public that the Honorable Moima D. Briggs-Mensah, Representative of District #6,B**g County and Chairperson on Gender Equity, Child Development and Social Services, will serve as a panelist at the National Anti-Corruption Policy Dialogue tomorrow, Tuesday, June 30, 2026.

The dialogue, organized by the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), in partnership with the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) and the Office for the Establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia (OWECC-L), will focus on the theme:

“Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in Liberia through the Establishment of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Court.”

Hon. Briggs-Mensah will join an esteemed panel of distinguished leaders, including Dr. Cllr. Jallah A. Barbu, Executive Director of the Office for the Establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia (OWECC-L); Cllr. Bendu Kpoto, Member of the Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL); Lawrence Yealue, Chairperson of the National CSO Council of Liberia; and Julius Kanubah, President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL). The event will feature H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former President of the Republic of Liberia, as the keynote speaker.

This important national dialogue will explore the establishment of a Specialized Anti-Corruption Court as a key mechanism for strengthening transparency, accountability, and the rule of law in Liberia.

We look forward to a productive discussion that contributes to building stronger institutions and advancing accountability in Liberia.

25/06/2026

ECOFEPA Executive Master Class Programme

The Office is pleased to highlight the ECOFEPA Executive Master Class Programme, a key regional initiative aimed at strengthening women’s leadership in governance across the ECOWAS region.

The programme equips women parliamentarians and emerging leaders with advanced skills in legislative practice, executive leadership, policy development, and mentorship for the next generation of “statewomen.”

We are also pleased to note that Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah is in attendance, representing Liberia at this important capacity building engagement under the ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians Association (ECOFEPA).

This participation reflects continued commitment to advancing women’s leadership, good governance, and inclusive decision making across the region.

22/05/2026

PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Office of Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah wishes to address and clarify the misleading narrative and manipulated AI-generated image currently circulating on social media regarding an alleged altercation involving Hon. Mensah and Hon. Musa H. Bility during plenary proceedings.

The comments made by Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah during the plenary session were made within the context of the usual spirited plenary exchanges and lighthearted political banter that often characterize democratic debate among lawmakers. At no point did Hon. Mensah engage in any physical confrontation, nor did she hold the shirt of Hon. Musa H. Bility as falsely portrayed in the fabricated AI-generated image being shared online.

The Office strongly condemns the deliberate spread of misinformation intended to mislead the public and undermine the dignity of members of the Honorable House of Representatives. Such acts not only distort the truth but also threaten the integrity of democratic discourse and public confidence in national institutions.

Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah remains deeply committed to respectful political engagement, constructive dialogue, and the advancement of policies that positively impact the lives of Liberians. As an independent candidate, she continues to hold in high regard for all political institution,the Legislature and all institutions of government that are contributing meaningfully toward national development, peace, and democratic governance.

While political debates may at times be passionate and animated, Hon. Mensah firmly believes that disagreements must always remain within the bounds of mutual respect, civility, and institutional decorum.

The Office therefore urges the public, media institutions, and social media users to refrain from sharing false and manipulated content designed to create unnecessary tension and division. We encourage all citizens to verify information responsibly and support efforts aimed at preserving truth, unity, and respect for Liberia’s democratic institutions.

The Office of Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah remains focused on representing the people of Salala Electoral District #6, B**g County and serving the Liberian people with integrity, professionalism, and dedication.

Signed:
D. Murvee Anderson, Jr.
Chief of Office Staff
Office of Hon. Moima Dabah Briggs Mensah

05/04/2026

As part of ongoing efforts to foster peace and stability amid the border dispute between Liberia and Guinea, B**g County District #6 Representative, Hon. Moima Dabbah Briggs Mensah, in collaboration with Peace Paix Liberia, paid a courtesy visit to the women of Sorluba Town in Foyah District, Lofa County.

The engagement aimed to assess the well-being of residents in light of the security concerns posed by the presence of the Guinean army along the border. It also provided an opportunity for community members, especially women, to share their experiences and concerns.

Hon. Mensah traveled along with other women from civil society groups and international organizations, highlighting the importance of collective efforts in addressing the situation and supporting affected communities.

The visit emphasized the need for continued collaboration to promote peace and ensure stability in the region.

17/03/2026

As usual, Honorable Moima Briggs Mensah is once again demonstrating her leadership, unwavering generosity and commitment to the people by extending support to the Muslim community during this sacred season.

In observance of the holy month of Ramadan,our leader Representative of B**g County District #6 has generously donated 70 bags of rice along with 70,000 Liberian dollars to the Muslim community of Salala District. This thoughtful gesture is a reflection of her continued dedication to standing with all citizens, especially during moments of spiritual reflection and unity.

The donation was warmly received by members of the Muslim community, including respected Imams, who expressed heartfelt appreciation for her kindness and consistent support. In return, they reaffirmed their unwavering support for her leadership and praised her for always showing up for the people.

Hon. Moima Briggs Mensah remains committed to promoting unity, compassion, and inclusive development across District #6 and beyond.

08/03/2026