Solomon George Dies Suddenly — Blahyi Explodes With Explosive Accusations and Political Warnings
Daniel Theophilus Cole 
Paynesville, Liberia: Former Montserrado District #7 Representative Solomon George has died at 70, and his death is already fueling a fresh wave of political tension.
Family sources say the former lawmaker passed away on Friday, February 27, reportedly from a heart attack. The news has shaken the political class and residents of Montserrado County, where George remained a polarizing but influential figure.
The loudest reaction came from ex-rebel-turned-preacher Joshua Milton Blahyi, who wasted no time raising eyebrows. Blahyi openly questioned the timing and circumstances of George’s death, hinting at political undercurrents. He claimed the late representative had recently spoken about sensitive issues involving key national actors.
Blahyi didn’t stop there he warned of what could unfold if George Weah ever returned to the presidency, accusing some political figures of behaving like “cultists” operating under a “strange oath.”
His comments have instantly intensified public debate, turning an already shocking death into a full-blown political flashpoint.
