03/06/2026
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My This is what I have to say about the Ebola situation in short.
Sampson T.Z. Pyne, Jr. writes...
(The Activist)
A sister, a health worker who took an oath to protect us, spoke up and said she saw signs of Ebola. For that, she’s now in handcuffs. The Ministry of Health says the information is “fake and misleading.” If the Boakai-Koung's administration is to silent critical voices, it is dead on arrival.
But here’s what’s breaking our trust: the same Ministry says “there is no Ebola in Liberia,” yet they’re still asking us, the people, for money to “prepare for Ebola.” My brother, my sister, if there’s no fire, why are you buying buckets for water? Explain it to us plainly.
We Liberians are not strangers to Ebola’s pain. We still carry the scars of 2014-2016. We buried mothers, fathers, children. We watched markets close, schools shut down, and our economy bleed. That trauma hasn't disappear. So when a rumor starts, it starts from memory and fear.
So I’m not here to spread rumors. I’m here to beg for truth. Free the sister, or show us the evidence. If she lied, prove it with lab results. If she saw something, investigate it openly. Jailing whistleblowers only teaches us to stay silent next time. And silence kills faster than any virus.
Talk to us like we’re adults. If the “Ebola money” is for training, for PPE, for labs, please do not hesitate to tell us. Break down the budget. Let the church, the market women, the bike riders see where every dollar goes. Preparedness is wisdom. But secrecy feels like betrayal.
Ebola took too much from us already. We cannot afford lies, and we cannot afford silence. We deserve a government that protects our health and our right to know.
Liberia, let’s demand both: safety and truth. Because one without the other will break us again.
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