Daniel
L. Chea - Minister of National
Defense - Chea was Defense Minister
under Charles Taylor NPP administration.
More than 150 Liberian government soldiers
staged a protest demonstration against
the re-appointment of Daniel Chea as Defense
Minister in the new broad-based transitional
government, claiming he owed them more
than two years of pay arrears. They
complained that Chea had failed to pay
most government soldiers, giving priority
to an elite force, the Anti-Terrorist
Unit (ATU) at the expense of the regular
army. (NPP) DOB: 25
MAY 1958,
Albert
Chie - Assistant Minister
for Exploration & Research, Ministry
of Lands, Mines & Energy.
Dr.
Peter S. Coleman
- Minister of Health & Social
Welfare.
A.
Vamuyan Corneh - Assistant
Minister for Revenue, Ministry of Finance.
Emmanuel Crawford - Deputy
Minister for Revenue, Ministry of Finance.
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George
Dweh -
Speaker of the National Transitional
Legislative Assembly. A
founding member of the former rebel
Liberians United for Reconciliation
and Democracy (Lurd). An
executive of Roosevelt Johnson's former
militia, Mr.
Dweh's has been accused of being
linked to atrocities committed during
Liberia's 14-year conflict and
is known as one of the late General
Samuel Doe's alleged death squad members.
Mr. Dweh fought for ULIMO during a
savage seven-year civil war in the
1990s in which 200,000 people died.
He
was a prominent member of LURD negotiating
team in the Accra peace conference
which led to the signing of a peace
agreement on 18 August. He is also
a first cousin of former president
Samuel Doe, who was captured and
murdered by rebels in 1990.
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Chayee
Doe
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Cheyee
Doe (deceased)- was
Managing Director of the National
Port Authority (NPA). Brother
of the Late Samuel Doe and
Leader of MODEL. Chayee Doe, 37,
died on Wednesday, June 9th, 2004,
after brain surgery in the state
of Delaware, USA. Doe was flown
to the United States after collapsing
in the Liberian capital Monrovia
a week earlier and never regained
consciousness. Chayee Doe, died
two days after being named the new
leader of the country's main rebel
group, Liberians United for Reconciliation
and Democracy (LURD).
Jackson
E. Doe, as Minister
of State for Presidential Affairs.
Cousin to the Late President
Samuel Doe and an executive member
of the warring rebel group LURD.
Roland
Duo, Assistant Minister
for Coast Guard Affairs, Ministry
of National Defense.
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Sekou
A. Fahnbulleh, Assistant
Minister for Planning & Research,
Ministry of Posts & Telecommunication.
Edward
Farley - Director of GSA.
Joseph
Z. Freeman, Assistant Minister
for Statistics, Ministry of Planning &
Economic Affairs.
Joe
Gballah - Managing Director,
Liberia Telecommunications Corporation
Jessie
Gbeyanue, Assistant Minister
for Administration, Ministry of Public
Works.
Saa
R. Gbollie, Assistant Minister
for Rehabilitation, Ministry of Justice.
Ambrose Gbormie, Assistant
Minister for Afro-Asian Affairs, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs. Gbormie was spokesman
for the National Patriotic Front (NPF).
Lawrence George, Deputy
Minister for Administration, Ministry
of State.
Thomas
M. Goba,
- Deputy Minister for Administration,
Ministry of Agriculture.
Theophilus C. Gould, Deputy
Minister/Solicitor-General, Ministry of
Justice
Harry A. Greaves,
Advisor to the
Chairman on Economic Affairs. According
to the Perspective Website,
Harry A. Greaves
contributed $10,000 to Charles Taylor
during the Liberian Civil War.
Christian
G. Herbert
- Minister of Planning &
Economic Affairs.
Nathan
Horace, Assistant Minister,
Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Kolubahzizi Howard, Deputy
Managing Director for Administration,
Liberia Telecommunications Corporation,
a position he held in the last administration.
George
Howe, Deputy Minister for
Administration, Ministry of Labor.
Cllr.
Kabineh Janneh as Minister
of Justice.
Janneh was the
leader of LURD's delegation at the peace
talks in Accra.
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George Taweh
Kiadii, Deputy Director-General
for Broadcasting, Liberia Broadcasting
System (LBS). Kiadii was once
Ambassador at Large and Special Envoy
for Liberia to the U.S
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Lusine
Kamara as Finance Minister.
Mustafa
Kamara - Deputy Minister
of Commerce.
Rt.
General Philip B. Karmah, Advisor
to the Chairman on Military Affairs.
Philip
Karmah was Minister of Nat'l Security
and former commanding General of the Armed
Forces of Liberia (AFL). Karmah
once fought against Charles Taylor's NPFL.
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Sekou Kanneh,
Assistant Minister for Administration,
Ministry of Commerce. |
Varmah
Kanneh as Transport Minister,
Kanneh was former Council of State.
David
Kolleh, Assistant Minister
for Debt Management & Expenditure.
Moses
Kpawee, Deputy Minister
for Technical Services, Ministry of Public
Works.
Ansumana Kwesiah - Deputy Minister
of Public Works.
Sia
Luseni - Private Secretary
to the Chairman.
Abel
M. Massalay
- Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Nyah
Manten - Deputy Minister
for Administration, Ministry of Commerce
& Industry.
Joseph
Mayah - Managing Director,
Liberia Electricity Corporation; a
position he held in the last administration.
Jacob
Mendscole - Security Consultant
to the Chairman.
H.
Dan Morias - Minister of
Internal Affairs, Morias was former
Superintendent of Maryland County.
Mr. Gennady Pavlovich Medvedve a Russian
national and owner of the famous sailing
vessel "M.V. Zolotitsa" accused
Superintendent Morias of being in possession
of his stolen vessel. The superintendent
claimed to have bought the vessel.
The vessel was in the government’s custody
at the Freeport of Monrovia when it was
stolen and taken to the port of Harper,
Maryland County, where the vessel reportedly
sunk.
Alex
Mulbah, Assistant Minister
for Extension Services, Ministry of Agriculture.
George
Mulbah, Assistant Minister
for Trade Union Affairs, Ministry of Labor.
Eugene Lenn Nagbe
- Minister
of Posts and Telecommunication (NPP).
Eugene
Nagbe, served as vice president’s Blah
Chief of Office Staff during the Taylor
administration.
Ellen
Natt, Assistant Minister
for Social Services, Ministry of State.
Former Grand Bassa County Superintendent.
Blamoh
Nelson, Senior Advisor to
the Chairman on the Scrupulous implementation
of the Peace Accord. Nelson was
President Taylor's Director-General of
the Cabinet.
Thomas
Yaya Nimely
as
Liberia's Foreign Minister-Designate.
Nimely is chairman of the second rebel
group in the Liberian conflict, the Movement
For Democracy in Liberia (MODEL). Nimely
was born in Pleebo in Maryland County
of Liberia on November 5, 1956.
Nimely has American Citizenship.
Jimmy
Nyawapulu, Assistant Minister
for Social Services, Ministry of Health
& Social Welfare.
Isaac
Nyenabo - Vice Governor,
Central Bank of Liberia.
Francis Paye, Deputy Managing
Director for Administration, Liberia Produce
Marketing Corporation.
Zoe
Pennoey -
Deputy Managing Director, Liberia Petroleum
Refinery Corporation (LPRC).
Roosevelt
Quiah - Chairman, National
Investment Commission (NIC).
Soko
V. Sackor -
Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs.
Isaiah
Tee Saley - Managing
Director, LPMC.
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Aliyu
Sheriff,
as
chief of staff of the Armed Forces
of Liberia (AFL). Sheriff is
military
chief of staff of the Liberians
United for Reconciliation and Democracy
(LURD) rebel movement.
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Geevon
Smith, Deputy Minister for
Civil Aviation, Ministry of Transport.
Wellington Geevon Smith is an exiled
Liberian journalist and media consultant
at the Media Foundation for West Africa
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Edwin
M. Snowe, Managing Director,
Liberia Petroleum Refining Corporation
(LPRC);. Snowe is the President
of Liberia Football Association. |
Cllr.
Lavalla Supuwood as Labour
Minister. Supuwood was former justice
minister.
Eddington
Varmah, as Deputy
Speaker of the NTLA. Varmah was former
Minister of Justice under Charles Taylor
Mulbah
Willie, Deputy Minister
for Operations, Ministry of Lands, Mines
& Energy; Willie was deputy Minister
of Lands and Mines and
was suspended by the Taylor administration
for being involved in the smuggling of
Diamonds.
Roger
Woodson, Managing Director,
Liberia Water & Sewer Corporation.
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Joe
Wylie, Deputy Minister
for Administration, Ministry of Defense;
Wylie is the military advisor of LURD. |
Isaac
Yonly, Assistant Minister
for Special Services. Isaac
Yonly is a member of the Union of Liberian
Associations in the Americas (ULAA) and
was the spokesman for All Liberian Coalition
Parties at the peace talks in AKOSOMBO,
Ghana.
