Monrovia, Liberia –January 11, 2026:  Veteran Liberian journalist and iconic sports commentator Frank Loboe is dead, family sources confirmed yesterday. The news has sparked an outpouring of tributes across the nation as Liberians remember the man whose voice united them through the power of sports.

Loboe, a longtime broadcaster with the Liberia Broadcasting System (ELBC), was best known for his electrifying commentary during the National County Sports Meet. His passionate, rhythmic delivery turned football matches into unforgettable experiences, making him a household name.

“Frank didn’t just call the games—he made us feel them,” said a longtime colleague. “When he spoke, the whole country listened.” His broadcasts transcended sports, becoming a rare unifying force in a nation often divided by politics and regional differences.

Family members shared that Loboe passed away peacefully, though details surrounding his death remain private. Tributes have poured in from fans, athletes, and fellow journalists, all remembering his warmth, dedication, and unmatched talent behind the microphone.

Though his voice is now silent, Loboe’s legacy lives on in recordings, shared stories, and the hearts of the countless Liberians who grew up with his commentary. As the nation mourns, one thing is certain: Frank Loboe’s impact on Liberian sports and culture will never fade.

Rest in peace, Frank Loboe—your voice will forever echo in Liberia’s history.