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AFL CHIEF FORLEH CALLS FOR DISCIPLINE AND UNITY IN LIBERIA’S 2026 NEW YEAR MESSAGE

MONROVIA – Major General Davidson Fayiah Forleh, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL), has delivered a strong New Year message calling on all service members to uphold discipline, professionalism, and unity as the nation enters 2026. In his address, Forleh highlighted the crucial role of the AFL in maintaining peace, security, and public confidence across Liberia.

“Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Enlisted Personnel of the Armed Forces of Liberia, fellow Liberians at home and abroad, and our international partners and friends of Liberia, I extend warm greetings and best wishes as we welcome the New Year,” Forleh said, emphasizing the importance of reflection and renewed commitment to duty.

Forleh expressed his deep appreciation to the men and women of the AFL for their dedication across various operational environments. “Whether in barracks, along our borders, at sea, or in joint operations with sister security institutions and regional partners, your discipline, resilience, and dedication have upheld the honor of our profession and strengthened public confidence in the Armed Forces as a professional and apolitical institution,” he said.

The Chief of Staff also acknowledged the leadership of the Ministry of National Defense. “I further recognize the steadfast leadership of the Honorable Minister of National Defense, Brigadier General Geraldine J. George (Retired), and the dedicated staff of the Ministry of National Defense,” Forleh noted, highlighting the collaboration between military and civilian leadership.

He paid tribute to commanders and senior staff across the AFL. “I also acknowledge our Deputy Chief of Staff and commanders at all levels for their guidance, mentorship, and commitment, which continue to enhance our operational readiness and institutional capacity,” Forleh said, underlining the importance of structured leadership.

Forleh extended heartfelt thanks to the families of service members, recognizing their essential role in sustaining the morale and strength of the AFL. “The patience, support, and sacrifice of our families are the backbone of our strength,” he said.

Highlighting the ongoing demands of national security, Forleh stressed the AFL’s responsibilities in a dynamic environment. “The well-being, morale, and professional development of our troops remain paramount. Every operation, patrol, and engagement must reflect honor, loyalty, and commitment to the Constitution,” he said.

The Chief of Staff urged soldiers to remain disciplined and selfless. “Let discipline, professionalism, and dedication guide your daily conduct, and let selfless service shape your actions in all circumstances,” Forleh said, reiterating the AFL’s role as a force for good in Liberia.

As the nation begins a new year, Forleh called for renewed commitment to service and national protection. “As we step into this New Year, let us reaffirm our resolve to serve selflessly, protect our peace, and uphold the honor of the Armed Forces of Liberia. The nation relies on your courage, integrity, and steadfast devotion,” he said.

Concluding his message, Forleh extended greetings to Liberians and international partners, wishing for peace and prosperity. “On behalf of the High Command, I wish all Liberians, our international partners, and every member of the Armed Forces a safe, peaceful, and prosperous New Year. May God bless the Armed Forces of Liberia, and may God bless the Republic of Liberia,” he said.

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