MONROVIA – In a bold response to the ‘Enough is Enough’ STAND protesters, President Joseph Boakai addressed the crowd gathered at the EJS Ministerial Complex in Congo Town.
The protesters, holding placards with slogans such as “Boakai can’t lie,” expressed their dissatisfaction with the current state of governance. He made the comment during the launch of the Liberia AI Challenge 2025. That was an amusement to those in the hall.
President Boakai acknowledged the presence of the protesters but emphasized his commitment to moving the country forward. “I see protesters on their placards saying, ‘Boakai can’t lie’. But let me tell them that they can lie, and we are moving this country forward,” he declared, reinforcing his stance on the need for progress and unity in Liberia.
The Liberia AI Challenge, an initiative aimed at harnessing technology and innovation for national development, has garnered significant attention.
The President highlighted the importance of embracing technological advancements to tackle pressing issues in the country.
He urged all Liberians, including his critics, to work together towards a common goal of national improvement.
The protest, which seemed to reflect ongoing political tensions, served as a reminder of the challenges facing Boakai’s administration.
However, the President remained focused on his vision for a digitally empowered Liberia, encouraging young innovators to participate in the AI Challenge and contribute to the nation’s future.
As the event unfolded, both supporters and critics of the administration gathered, illustrating the dynamic political landscape in Liberia.
