
Mulbah K. Morlu
Mulbah K. Morlu is the Chairman of the civil society group STAND (Solidarity of Trust for a New Day) and a prominent figure in the movement against the current Liberian government led by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. A former Chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), Morlu has transitioned into a civil society leader, rallying citizens to demand accountability and reforms in response to perceived authoritarianism and governance failures. He has been vocal about the need for national unity and civic engagement, emphasizing that the upcoming protest on July 17 aims to confront what he describes as a 'creeping dictatorship.'
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Morlu alleged that the individual had been deliberately placed among protesters to create confusion, provoke violence, and provide justification for a security crackdown.
July 17 Anti-Drug March Was Peaceful | NewsMulbah K. Morlu is the Chairman of Solidarity and Trust for a New Day (STAND) and is believed to be in unlawful possession of a firearm.
Police Order Morlu to Surrender Allegedly Seized Firearm | News
Mulbah K. Morlu, the founder and Chairman of STAND, declared that public patience with the government has run out.
Peaceful March or Chaos Tomorrow? | NewsMulbah K. Morlu is the chairman of the Solidarity and Trust for a New Day (STAND) and has positioned himself as one of the government's strongest critics.
Brooks Urges STAND to Suspend July 17 Protest | NewsMulbah K. Morlu is the Chairman of the civil advocacy group STAND and is described as the 'ringleader' of the December 17 protest.
December 17 Protest Leaders Appear in Court | LegalMulbah K. Morlu urged commercial motorcyclists to join a nationwide protest slated for July 17 under the banner 'Day of the People.'
Police Discredit Morlu’s Call for Motorcyclist Protest Participation |
Mulbah K. Morlu is the Chairman of STAND and a former CDC Chairman who is leading the protest against the Boakai government.
Gov’t Welcomes July 17 Protest | News











