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Liberia: Botoe Kanneh Inducted into the Senate

Liberia: Botoe Kanneh Inducted into the Senate
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Liberia: Gbotoe Kanneh Finally Certificated, Pays Tribute To Women Of Liberia For Support

Liberia: Gbotoe Kanneh Finally Certificated, Pays Tribute To Women Of Liberia For Support
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Gbarpolu s Divisive Election Case Ruling Reserved

Gbarpolu County Senator-elect, Botoe Kanneh The people of Gbarpolu County may shortly put behind the war of words that have resulted from the outcome of the December 8, 2020 Special Senatorial Election conducted by the National Election Commission (NEC). The people, who for years have lived together in peace and harmony, saw themselves recently slipping into deep-rooted hatred, and right now it is only a fair and non-partisan opinion (judgment) by the five justices of the Supreme Court that can save the county from the animosities. On Tuesday, March 16, 2021, the Justices listened to oral arguments between lawyers of the two rivalry groups; the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change ( CDC) Senatorial Candidate, Alfred Koiwood, and independent and only female candidate Botoe Kanneh.

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Gongloe-Weh: Unresolved Fraud in Elections Is A Recipe for Chaos

Madam wanabe senator who as former Superintendent stole money and stole furnitures from the GOVERNMENT HOUSE, we now know that you people in that thing you all named Liberty Party is just a criminal gang. So, just go back home and find job with Mittal or as someone said here, you can go and become a farmer. Or go and join Musa Bility in his criminal activities since you people sold your party to him. You are worse than Donald Trump who also stupidly believe he could overturn election, just as you are behaving as some crazy woman thinking you can overturn election results by LYING.

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Liberia: Senatorial Candidate Edith Gongloe-Weh Brands Fraud, Violence against Female Candidates in Nimba, Gbarpolu Counties as Calculated Attempts to Stop Women s Participation

Liberia: Senatorial Candidate Edith Gongloe-Weh Brands ‘Fraud, Violence’ against Female Candidates in Nimba, Gbarpolu Counties as Calculated Attempts to Stop Women’s Participation Liberia: Senatorial Candidate Edith Gongloe-Weh Brands ‘Fraud, Violence’ against Female Candidates in Nimba, Gbarpolu Counties as Calculated Attempts to Stop Women’s Participation Share Monrovia – One of Liberia’s top female politicians, Edith Gongloe-Weh says unfavorable events against women candidates in Gbarpolu and Nimba Counties in the just ended special senatorial elections are calculated attempts to silence women in Liberian politics. Madam Gongloe-Weh, similar to Madam Botoe Kanneh of Gbarpolu who was attacked by the Country Devil and later rescued by a group of women, was the lone female candidate among seven contestants vying for one of Nimba County’s senatorial seats on the ticket of the opposition Collaborating Political Parties (CPP).

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