Young Liberian developer Emmanuel Z. Deah Jr. has launched WhoScore, a digital platform connecting County Meet fans at home and abroad
The platform is expected to make it easier for Liberians at home and abroad to follow the annual sporting competition through live match scores, fixtures, results, group standings, statistics, team information, and player profiles.
The initiative comes as Liberia prepares for the upcoming National County Sports Meet, one of the country’s major sporting competitions, which attracts interest from football fans across the 15 counties.
According to the developer, WhoScore seeks to address the challenges faced by Liberians living abroad who often struggle to access timely information about local football matches.
One of the platform’s proposed features is SMS match notifications, which would allow fans to receive match updates directly on their mobile phones without requiring internet access. However, the feature will depend on sponsorship and partnership support.
Beyond the County Meet, Deah Jr. hopes to expand WhoScore into a broader digital platform for promoting Liberian football internationally.
The expansion is expected to provide greater visibility for local teams and players, potentially connecting them with football scouts, sports journalists, investors, and international partners.
To achieve this goal, the developer is calling on businesses, telecommunications companies, and other institutions to support the initiative through sponsorships and strategic partnerships.
The launch of WhoScore highlights an effort to use technology to promote Liberian sports, improve access to local football information, and connect the country’s sporting community with a wider global audience.
