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Introduction
The democratic political battle to give an early peaceful retirement to President Weah in 2023, requires all hands on deck; we mean clean hands, not hands tainted with corruption or any form of sexual impropriety. In this call for democratic and peaceful change, the Collaborating Political Parties, its partisans and sympathizers are under intense scrutiny by critical thinkers and other Liberians yearning for a peaceful change in government. The Unity Party, Liberty Party, All Liberians Party and the Alternatives National Congress, are pillars of this Collaboration.
These four political parties, along with other parties that will eventually join, with the blessing of God and acquiescence of the Liberian people, will usher in new leadership that will shape the direction of the nation for six years after 2023. The four political parties that constituted the Collaboration within their respective party usually bring forth and maintain individuals with impeccable character,
Cllr. Findley Karnga on the delay in Senator-elect Samukai’s certification
A Liberian lawyer, Cllr. Findley Karnga, has blamed the Executive Branch of Government for influencing the National Election Commission’s decision to delay the certification of Brownie Samukai, Senator-elect of Lofa County. He is basically pointing accusing fingers at the Minitry of Justice’s action led by the Justice Minister, Cllr. Frank Musah Dean, and Solicitor General Syrenius Cephus, to write the NEC ordering it to halt to certification of Mr. Samukai.
Cllr. Karnga, who is a legal counselor for the Collaboration Political Parties (CPP), said legally, Samukai should be certificated but, because of the interest in Lofa County, the Executive is doing everything in its power to pull the Senator-elect down.