Breaking News: “Nothing Is There,” Koffa Termed Outcome of Preliminary Stage in Capitol Building Fire Incident Trial

Monrovia, Liberia: Today, Tuesday, June 10, 2025, a preliminary hearing in the high-profile case involving former Speaker Fonati Koffa and Representatives Abu Kamara, Jacob Deebee, Dixon Seboe, and Priscilla Cooper was held at the Temple of Justice with the presentation of state witness testimony.

The court proceedings began with significant testimonies from state witnesses, revealing allegations against the defendants.

Among the evidence presented, it was reported that Koffa's social media post, specifically a word used on Facebook, “Alamo,” was allegedly utilized to incite the perpetrators involved in the crimes in question.

Furthermore, testimony indicated that Representative Jacob Debee was present in a vehicle during discussions regarding plans to set the Capitol Building ablaze, while District #15 Representative Abu Kamara was identified as the chief financier of the incendiary act.

Following the hearing, former Speaker Koffa addressed journalists, firmly denying any wrongdoing.

"There is no substantive evidence against me, only my post that has been misunderstood," Koffa stated, maintaining his innocence amidst the ongoing legal scrutiny.

Both Representatives Abu Kamara and Jacob Debee echoed similar sentiments, dismissing the case as a frivolous waste of their valuable time. As the proceedings unfold, Peter Johnson stands as a pivotal state witness, offering crucial insights into the case.